What is MBBS phase1?

Division of MBBS Syllabus

Phase	Semesters
Pre-Clinical	1-2: two semesters
Para-Clinical	3-5: three semesters
Clinical	6-9: four semesters
Surgery and allied subjects (Anesthesiology, ENT, Ophthalmology, Orthopedics);

What are the subjects in MBBS 1st?

19 Subjects of MBBS

Anatomy	Psychiatry
Community Medicine	Paediatrics
Forensic Medicine	Surgery and allied subjects
Pathology	Clinical postings
Pharmacology	Anesthesiologist

What is taught in 1st year of MBBS?

Syllabus of MBBS degree (semester wise) Semester 1-2 (Pre-clinical): Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology. Semester 3-5 (Para-clinical): Community Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Clinical postings, OPDs.

How many exams are in MBBS 1st year?

b) 1st MBBS : Minimum number of internal assessment exams shall be 4 in each subject out of which atleast one will be in Practical / Clinicals. Internal assessment examinations shall be conducted uniformly in all colleges in a particular period as notified by the University.

How long is MBBS 1st year?

The first year will be of 13 months, second year 11 months and the third year has been divided into two parts: 12 months and 14 months.

Is NEET tough or MBBS?

The success rate of NEET-2019 was 56.5% whereas that of AIIMS-MBBS 2019 was only 33.62%. Also, AIIMS-MBBS comprises more questions and sections compared to NEET. While all these factors make AIIMS-MBBS tougher, in the end, it is the candidate’s level of preparation that matters.

Why is MBBS stressful?

Moderate and severe stress was found in 65 students from first and second-year of the four-year MBBS course. Most students (127) identified high parental pressure and competition with peers (122) as the major reason for stress.

Is NEET easy or tough?

NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test) exam is indeed one of the toughest national medical entrance exams in India. The competition being utterly high and the factor of limited seats for admissions makes NEET even tougher.