Sri Siddhartha University Tumkur Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Curriculum is based on the guidelines provided by the CBME. All the teaching methods are based on this curriculum. Exams are quite difficult and is of 3hrs duration.Curriculum is now mainly based on case-based learning more of applied aspect.

The exams(internals) are conducted thrice a year. We need to pass at least 2 of the three so we are allowed to write the final exam. The exams are based on the textbooks that the teachers recommend. They tell us the important repeated questions which we are to look.

MBBS course is one of the courses that require at most hard work and perseverance. I had an interest to study about the human body and see how the medical life would be and after joining the course I realised how hard the course is. But since I could in the end help at least one person and make his/her life easier, I'm still moving on with the course doing the best I can. I feel all the doctors preparing for this course should take the course seriously as the lives of people are in our hands and every little mistake would cost.

The mode of teaching is very good and the professors always teach with a practical approach , many clinical cases are taught and even questions are asked in the form of clinical which helps to build the foundation

The exams they conduct will be little bit difficult.Without any hardwork there is no key for success.The time period of each exam is about 3-4 hours and the practicals will held different time. There are different buildings for different departments

Cheaper Good infrastructure Well ventilated Spacious Staff highly experienced Good placements Nice infrastructure 300. + Beds Good connectivity Helpful neighbours Best education in India No political agenda and Interference

Overall good infrastructure with a lot to work upon especially the lighting on the roads which is one major problem in our campus can still do a lot with the available space as we have a huge campus which is mostly empty

I appeared for the NEET UG exam as well as the AIIMS entrance examination. Since I was Not able to clear the AIIMS examination I relied on my NEET score to get a good college. I got a seat in this university in the later rounds of counselling. Since it was a popular University I opted for it and completed the procedural formalities to take the admission.

More clerical mischief during fees n scholarship receiving n also for office work done made sometime feel bad, is it worth for all it n also PG mentors were less made our PG entry plan delayed.