Sri Aurobindo Institute of Medical Science Faculty Details & Reviews ,Indore

Faculty: Luckily, you get this kind of peer. Also, as it was a private college with some management seats, some spoiled brats were there who were a continuous distraction. If you choose wisely, then it was not be a problem. Second thing was the number and variety of cases in the hospital, by which your clinical knowledge will be improved. The aims were covered under all government schemes and insurance companies from which you get these patients. So overall, it was worth doing MBBS from AIMS.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful. The anatomy teacher of first-year is best compared to physio and biochem. In 2nd year the pathology and Pharma faculty members are good and the respected HOD sir of pathology is among the best. In my third year, I joined marrow so don't know more about college faculty members as I study from the apps, but teachers are well-qualified and supportive.

Faculty: All faculty members are well qualified and knowledgeable. Their teaching quality is so smart. Semester exams are so difficult. They help us before exams like how we should study. The course curriculum is relevant. I am suggesting all the students to take admission in our college.

Faculty: Teachers and faculty have a very minimal role in MBBS; it all depends on how much you study and complete clinical postings. Most students join online classes for further PG preparation. The course curriculum is relevant, but there are some changes made by the NMC for ongoing batches, like the NEXT exam. Semester exams are at a good level, with around 80% of the students able to pass.

Faculty: Each subject has a good number of faculty members, including professors and tutors. At least 18 and more faculty are there in each department, which is a great number of 250 students in a batch. Sri Aurobindo University performs two exams for each subject each year. Paper 1 and paper 2 in a gap of 3-4 months. Exam level is quite moderate.

Faculty: The majority of teachers are interactive and hardworking. Some departments, like Anatomy, Forensic Medicine, Toxicology, and Surgery, are very strict and disciplined departments. The course curriculum is relevant and clinically oriented to make students more competent. Exams are tough to pass, but scoring above 60 percent is even harder.

Faculty: All the faculty members here are well educated and have good teaching quality. This course is very good and you can enjoy this course and also take interest in what the teachers are teaching which usually does not happen in other departments, all over medical is good.

Faculty: The faculty is great, highly experienced, and has good communication skills and knowledge that they share. Lectures are boring and related to our course curriculum, which is well differentiated and maintained in a good way. Yearly exams are there, which are normal at a difficult level.

Faculty: Faculty is really very nice as compared to other medical colleges. Teachers explain very well and also provide notes for each topic. Mostly faculty are MBBS and MD qualified and other required degree. There is part completion test each month and semester exam is also conducted which are really very helpful.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and well-qualified. All the departments have HODs and assistant professors who are very knowledgeable and helpful to students in clearing doubts. Many PG seniors help us in clearing our concepts. Oral and maxillofacial surgery is the top branch in which students deal with roadside accidents, etc.

Faculty: Faculty members are hard-working. Before, exams were conducted once a year but now the university has changed and semester exams are conducted in six months.

Faculty: The academic per say of the college was good and the faculty members were actively involved in teaching the students. The internship is hectic now a days with 6-8 hours of duty which will make you self sufficient to practice after your MBBS. The semester exams are easy to pass and hardly anyone flunks. The teachers were very co-operative in internal assessments and vivas.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified and knowledgeable and get more exposure to clinical work knowledge. They try their best to teach us every concept. Exams are a bit tough as the pass percentage is 50% which makes it difficult. There is always a scope for improvement.

Faculty: Teachers explain every topic, but it needs so much hard work to pass the exam. MBBS is not an easy field. You need to do a lot of hard work with a determined mind. In the end, MBBS and clinical exposure will become our passion.

Faculty: Faculty members of the institute are highly qualified and also renowned doctors in our country. The other staff members are also helpful. Their methodologies of teaching are irreplaceable and they effortlessly make any topic easier to understand. Our exams are held once a year and governed by the university. This college is autonomous and to pass any subject students need to secure at least 50% of the marks.