MBBS

St Johns Medical College, Bangalore

The infrastructure of college is the best we could get. The only problem I find is there is lot to walk as the college is very lengthy. The college is nature friendly and now works as the lung of Bangalore city. There is no sort of ragging or harassment by the senior's. The senior's are utmost friendly to the juniors. The teaching program is entirely different from any other colleges that they follow the methods of present that are been adopted by high profile universities like Harvard and Oxford. The teaching faculty are too kind to the students and care them as there own son or daughter. They're up-to-date to the subject and orient us with there lives as example. Ethics that should be followed as a Doctor is given great importance that inspired me a lot. Clinical exposure is Great.

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In the midst of bustling Koramangala lies a few acres of green , interspersed with a few buildings - the hospital I was born in , the college that I study in and the hostel that I now call a second home. Right from the start , the brilliant faculty members guided us through the course. With the state of the art infrastructure , we wanted for nothing.Apart from that , the college provided us a more holistic approach to medicine through extensive workshops on patient communication , problem-based learning , medical ethics and history of medicine classes. Don't make the mistake of thinking that it was all work , the academic year is jam packed with celebrations, tournaments , competitions and fests.College life is truly enjoyable because of the beautiful blend of academics and extra-curricular activities. We are given many opportunities to get accustomed to working in a team , a vital skill for the future . The crowd can only be described as chilled out and interesting , with a varied mix of basketball players , music fanatics , football fans and amateur writers . The hostel and mess facilities are reasonable and have basic amenities. It is more affordable than most other private colleges. The jam-packed schedule could get a little hectic , and sometimes it feels like the institute has pushed you off a cliff, but don't worry the institute has also taught you how to fly.

• Infrastructure
• Placements
• Academics
• Value for Money
• Campus Life
• Industry Exposure
• Student Crowd
• Hostel