Shri Lal Bahadur Shastri Government Medical College And Hospital, Mandi Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Professors are supportive and consistently monitor students' grades for improvement. The curriculum of the MBBS course is now concise and more clinically oriented, ensuring that students are industry-ready. Semester exams are moderately challenging, with a passing requirement of 50% or above.

Faculty: The B.Sc. the nursing course is very good. My college teachers are very educated and handsome. The courses are very excellent and qualified. The college environment is very helpful. They are knowledgeable. The college has a hospital. They are helpful for students.

Faculty: Teachers at SLBS Government Medical College, Mandi at Ner Chowk, are well-qualified, knowledgeable, and supportive. Teaching quality is good, with a strong focus on both theoretical learning and clinical skills. The MBBS curriculum follows NMC guidelines, making it relevant and preparing students for real-world medical practice. Semester exams are moderately difficult, emphasizing understanding and application over rote learning. Regular internal assessments and clinical postings help students s...

Faculty: Faculty are qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable but less in number. Teaching quality is above average. Course curriculum is relevant and it makes the students emergency hospital duty-ready. Semester exam are not much difficult as the passing rate is 75%.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and well-qualified doctors. Semester exams are moderately difficult. There is college dress in 1st year after that no official uniform. The syllabus is very vast, study regularly and consistently. Always attend clinical classes, the minimum attendance required to sit in exams is 75%.

Faculty: AMRU University takes exams, which are of a moderate to easy pattern of 10 MCQ in a paper. There are 2 papers for each subject and 3 hours. Faculty members are good, and regular class tests are held.

Faculty: Our teachers are upgrading day by day. Teachers are improving each day. The clinic professors are good. The curriculum runs under MCI guidelines. All lectures run according to MBBS competencies.

Faculty: All faculty members are highly qualified. They are very experienced. The quality of the teaching is very good. Our batch has a yearly session, but now the coming batches have a semester system. So all exams and practicals are conducted after every six months. The pass percentage is 50%.

Faculty: The teachers in clinical subjects are really good at the work they do. But they might not teach with the same enthusiasm. However, it should be noted that the situation is the same in other colleges as well. The teachers of non-clinical subjects are kind of balanced. Some of them are excellent, while others are quite good. The semester exams are normal as they are the same standard exams given in all colleges. After an internship, it can be said that students are industry-ready.

Faculty: The teachers are very knowledgeable and very helpful. They follow all the guidelines for the new curriculum for MBBS issued by NMC. The study is competency-based. The exams are tough, but students can easily pass if studied well for the whole year. In India, 50% is the passing marks required separately in theory and practicals.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful, knowledgeable, and highly qualified. The course curriculum is relevant. The teachers give their best and help us every time. The pass percentage is quite good. Semester exams are slightly tough but manageable if prepared well. Overall, the exams are moderate.

Faculty: We have government-selected Professors who are properly educated. Well-qualified staff cum teachers are also available in our college. Due to their personal experience in this field, the student-to-teacher relationship is a lot better than in other colleges. We have planned examinations thrice a year with regular tests.