RDVV Jabalpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,Jabalpur

Faculty: Teachers were helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, and the teaching quality was good. The course curriculum was somewhat relevant, though it could be improved a bit. Semester exams were moderately difficult, with a pass percentage of around 30%.

Faculty: Some faculty members are very experienced, including M.Tech and Ph.D. holders, with 30-40 years of teaching experience. They are generally supportive and helpful, but like most private colleges, teaching quality can vary from teacher to teacher. The faculty keep themselves updated through training programs and workshops. The curriculum follows RGPV University (Bhopal) guidelines, covering core engineering basics in the 1st year, then branch-specific subjects.

Faculty: I think that one of the best and well-educated faculty. The best way to teach is that students are always supportive and familiar with other nature and behavior, so that is the major point of my college, also if any teacher is absent, another teacher delivers the lecture for the subject.

Faculty: They really focus on exams. They always conduct more than 3 CCE so that student can practice for their final exams. Even the practical exams are also held so that students can practice for the exams. The teachers are also very qualified. Many teachers are doctors there and they set the teaching standards on a higher basis.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified. They teach very nicely with good examples, and it is helpful for the student who is weak. They are good for this college because they provide the facilities for this course. The semester exams are easy in starting but at the end it is difficult. The passing percentage of the students is 45%.

Faculty: The teachers are well-qualified, but the way they teach is not good. The teachers are well-known but didn't teach as students. The environment for this course is good. The college is being upgraded for students. The samester exams are not as difficult as everyone thinks, most students pass in this college. The passing percentage of the student is 75 %.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and qualified. They have good amount of knowledge in their respective subjects. The curriculum is also relevant and good. They make the students ready for the industries and good for the placements. The exams are moderate and can be cleared easily.

Faculty: Teaching quality of the teachers is very good. The curriculum is also up to the mark for 2025, and it makes the students ready for the industry. Semester exams are not that difficult, and we can clear easily as it conducted by RDVV. The pass percentage is around 72%.

Faculty: My main objective was to excel in medicine and surgery, so choosing MBBS was the right choice. We are given clinical postings from the 2nd year, which helps us build a good doctor-patient relationship and improve our communication skills. The things that I would like to improve on would be including less theoretical knowledge and more practical knowledge. The exams are conducted well in time with sufficient study leaves before the exam.

Faculty: The course of MBBS is so vast, so we have to study almost daily. There are exams on a monthly basis, known as award leaving exams. Exams are difficult even after studying, so we have to work hard, and we have sleepless nights during exams. Overall in a year, 4 theory exams are there - 1st internal, 2nd internal, pre-professional, and professional. They can reduce the frequency of exams.

Faculty: The course curriculum is approved by a committee, and being one of the most prestigious colleges in India, it is undoubtedly up to the mark. Lots of practical classes and dissection sessions with plenty of clinical questions being regularly discussed. There are fun activities along with great hospital exposure, which prepare us very well for the real world.

Faculty: MBBS, as they say, is not a joke. It is no doubt one of the most difficult courses in India. All the studies and hard work seem to be worth it when the patient thanks you and leaves the hospital cured and smiling. The exams of the MBBS course are of a moderate difficulty level, and consistency is the key to passing all exams. After completing MBBS, students appear for the NEET PG exam, which is yet another challenge in a medico's life, but with consistency, hard work, and smart work, even cracki...

Faculty: Faculty members were very senior and renowned doctors in the city and had very high qualifications. Most of them had done their super-specialty courses and published their papers. Faculty-to-student ratio was like 1:180 but most of the time the attendance was not full so it was roughly around 1:130 or 1:140. The method of teaching varied according to teachers. There were both theory classes as well as practical classes, and posting in different departments according to the proof. Most of them us...

Faculty: They are very well-qualified. Everyone has achieved mastery in their field. Some teachers have achieved fame at the international level. Dr Dhananjay Sharma, sir, has written a chapter in the most famous book of surgery, "Belly and Love". Our neurosurgeon, Dr. YR Yadav sir, is also very famous in the country and abroad, but now he has retired.

Faculty: The ratio between faculty and students was 1:50. The relationship was superbly understandable. I like MS Manjistha ma'am and Sarthak Dasgupta sir, they were super supportive and helpful. I don't like Arpita ma'am, because her behaviour was so professional. There were 2 exams per year, and they were moderate.