NRI Institute of Medical Sciences Faculty Details & Reviews ,Visakhapatnam

Faculty: All our faculty members on our campus are extremely experienced and skilled, and they always guide us to become skilled doctors. The curriculum is very effective for the learning process. The standard of MBBS exams is very difficult, and we have to get 50 percent to pass the exam.

Faculty: Faculty members teach well, and our curriculum is CBME (Competency-Based Medical Education) under the guidelines of the National Medical Commission. Exams are conducted once a year, and after we pass, we are promoted to the next year. If a student fails in the first year, they are not allowed to go to the second year. From the second year onward, if any student fails in exams, they can attend the next year’s classes but are not allowed to write exams.

Faculty: The faculty members are friendly. The course curriculum is very well managed, but there is a slight problem related to the 100 marks question papers. The duration is 3 hours for attempting a 100-mark paper. The question papers are pretty difficult to crack.

Faculty: Teachers teaching quality is very good. They are always ready to help us, teach us and educate us about everything. We get inspired by seeing some teachers who are about 65 years, but they have a passion for teaching us, they don't get tired. The course curriculum is relevant. They clinically relate our every class so that it gets useful in our practice. It makes to our clinical knowledge relevant, and we can apply that experience to see the cases.

Faculty: Our faculty members are good, well-qualified, well-experienced, and well-trained. They teach us very well. Students will easily understand their teaching. They conduct 3 exams in the academic period. Final exams are held by our university.

Faculty: Faculty and the curriculum were good. Before the university examinations, the management conducted three internal examinations. Students had to prove themselves, and they were eligible to appear for the final university examination. Periodic completion tests were regularly conducted.