COMPETENCY-BASED MEDICAL EDUCATION. “THE PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS REGARDING ELECTIVES”

Background- National Medical Council, has introduced a new curriculum, competency based Medical Education for medicalundergraduates since 2019.The important training program added in this medical curriculum is electives.All medical colleges has conducted this elective postings. Objectives- To study the perception of medical students about elective posting and get suggestions and feedback from students which will ensure the shortcomings and help them to overcome in next batches. Methodology-We tookonlinefeedback (google form questionnaire)to understand their perspective and get suggestions regarding electives. Result- 93.7% students responded to questionnaire.From these responders,98.8% were aware about addition of electives in the new CBME.93.25% were satisfied with the curriculum of elective made,91% were satisfied with the activities included in the electives and 96.6% students said this electives will help them in their future carrier.94.4% students were happy with their respective preceptors for guidance given by them.71.9% students said,up gradation of curriculum with more clinical oriented learning is needed.28% responded to suggestion question.Among these responders many of them were happy about the curriculum and conduct of electives but few wanted more clinical oriented activities and up gradation of the curriculum. Conclusion- Every year Feedback from students should be taken by all medical colleges and Up-gradation should be made in elective training program

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PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH
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2025-05-15
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https://doi.org/10.36106/paripex/8700118
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COMPETENCY-BASED MEDICAL EDUCATION. “THE PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS REGARDING ELECTIVES”

Arvind Kumar Yadav, Sunita Patil, Sunil Patil
PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH
Innovations in Medical Education
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COMPETENCY-BASED MEDICAL EDUCATION. “THE PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS REGARDING ELECTIVES”

Arvind Kumar Yadav, Sunita Patil, Sunil Patil
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Background- National Medical Council, has introduced a new curriculum, competency based Medical Education for medicalundergraduates since 2019.The important training program added in this medical curriculum is electives.All medical colleges has conducted this elective postings. Objectives- To study the perception of medical students about elective posting and get suggestions and feedback from students which will ensure the shortcomings and help them to overcome in next batches. Methodology-We tookonlinefeedback (google form questionnaire)to understand their perspective and get suggestions regarding electives. Result- 93.7% students responded to questionnaire.From these responders,98.8% were aware about addition of electives in the new CBME.93.25% were satisfied with the curriculum of elective made,91% were satisfied with the activities included in the electives and 96.6% students said this electives will help them in their future carrier.94.4% students were happy with their respective preceptors for guidance given by them.71.9% students said,up gradation of curriculum with more clinical oriented learning is needed.28% responded to suggestion question.Among these responders many of them were happy about the curriculum and conduct of electives but few wanted more clinical oriented activities and up gradation of the curriculum. Conclusion- Every year Feedback from students should be taken by all medical colleges and Up-gradation should be made in elective training program

PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH
Rural Resources (US), Smt. Kashibai Navale Medical College and General hospital (IN)
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Innovations in Medical Education
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