MGR University Faculty Details & Reviews ,Guindy, Chennai

Faculty: The faculty members were kind skillful and knowledgeable. The doctors who were placed as associate professor were taking class for us. Live classes at clinical postings with patients were also available. Difficulty of semester exams will be high. Every year we had university exam with practical and the pass percentage was 50 percent. We would be conducting seminars every week and every year there is selection to choose college representative.

Faculty: There is no doubt that every faculty member in this college is highly qualified and competent. Teachers use PPTs and projectors to teach and bring out the best in students. Teaching quality is impeccable. The course curriculum is relevant, and the students are highly trained and qualified. The exams are as difficult as they are supposed to be in medical colleges. The pass percentage is a minimum of 40% in theory and practical, and their combined average should be at least 50%.

Faculty: Faculty are always friendly in class time, and they are very helpful for placement. Yearly, once in college, the industrial visit is arranged. Monthly, I also have short industrial visits at my college, which is very useful for my career. The pass percentage is 95%. Always, the Semester exam is easy, except for the problematic paper.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are approachable. Everyone is passionate about teaching and making sure you understand your subject. There are no semesters. One final university exam and 3 IAS are conducted according to Dr. Mgr Medical University guidelines, with a minimum pass mark of 50%.

Faculty: Teachers are very qualified and educated. Most classes are taken in English as there are students from other states too. Every teacher makes sure that the students are ready for exams and prepares everyone. Semester exams are hard, no lie but easy when teachers help us.

Faculty: Faculty members are very talented, and you can get more knowledge from them. The course is also easy only if you are more interested in the subjects, otherwise, it will be harder. Exams are conducted at the right time by the University.

Faculty: Teachers' teaching quality is very good and understandable. The course is fully relevant to the curriculum. The semester exams are not difficult to get the pass mark. The pass percentage is 50% in every semester. Every year, we make an industrial visit outside Tamil Nadu.

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable and well-qualified. Anything in this degree depends on our interest in studying and asking doubts. Weekly small tests will be there, and yearly university exams will be present, which will determine whether we pass to the next academic year.

Faculty: It has a huge scope in the future, so the pharmacy department is a good one to choose and study to develop your career. Teaching qualities are good, and every year, once they conduct pharmacy week, it is so special for our department. Sports and academic competitions are there, and I also went to the overall sports events.

Faculty: Faculty were qualified, supportive & knowledgeable. Teaching quality was good with practical exposure. Curriculum was relevant & industry-focused. Exams were moderately tough but manageable, with a pass percentage of 90% and very supportive faculty.

Faculty: The curriculum here is maintained well so that each and every student gets to know everything a medico should know. They conduct exams every 2-3 weeks, which helps them master the topics on which the exam is conducted.

Faculty: Initially, I was a bit skeptical about referring to Stanley rather than Coimbatore MC (which was my hometown), but I am sure now that I have made the right choice. With the curriculum vastly spread, all the departments make sure that a clear basic input on all subjects is being provided. Practicals are given equal importance to theory in non-clinical subjects, and it is in the clinical postings where one can actually learn a lot of stuff.

Faculty: Teaching quality is very nice. The exams are not too difficult, and the pass percentage is 35%. It's not always easy or medium. Sometimes, it's really hard, and we get a tough question paper while waiting for the result, but it's not complicated.

Faculty: Faculty members for this course were typically specified with MD with several years of clinical and academic experience. The MD in respiratory medicine was a 3 year full time program mixture of clinical academic and research training. Exams were divided into two parts, internal and external. 40% marks were required for passing.

Faculty: Teachers are very skilled and experienced, and they behave well with all students. M.M.C. are affiliated with Tamil Nadu's Dr. M.G.R. Medical University. This programme spans 3 years and is full-time, and exams are divided into internal and external with 100 marks, with 50% being the minimum passing mark.