National medical commission standard assessment form



Download 41.62 Kb.
Date27.08.2024
Size41.62 Kb.
#64542
BIOCHEMISTRY FORM-C
13. Table

FORM-NMC-1-UG-SAF-C-V_2020

NATIONAL MEDICAL COMMISSION
STANDARD ASSESSMENT FORM
FORM – C
File No: / Assessment No.:
Name of Course : MBBS
Name of Subject : BIOCHEMISTRY
Name of College : KONASEEMA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES & RF
Name of University : DR.NTR UHS VIJAYAWADA, AP
Place of examination : KIMS & RF, AMALAPURAM
Date/s of examination : 14.08.2024 & 16.08.2024 THEORY
19.08.2024 TO 24.08.2024 - PRACTICALS

  1. ASSESSORS

Sl.

Name

Official address

Mobile No.

email address

1

DR.V.CHANDRA MOHAN
(External examiner)

DR.V.CHANDRA MOHAN
PROFESSOR & HOD
BIOCHEMISTRY DEPT
GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE, ADONI, KURNOOL DIST,
ANDHRA PRADESH -518302

9866771934

emvadlamudi@gmail.com

2

DR.G.RAJENDRA
(External examiner)

DR.G.RAJENDRA
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
BIOCHEMISTRY DEPT
GSL MEDICAL COLLEGE, NH -16 RAJANAGARAM -533296
LAKSHMIPURAM RAJAHMAHENDRAVARAM
EAST GODAVARI DT,
ANDHRA PRADESH.

9866514493

Rajan_rockey@yahoo.co.in

3

DR.G.V.BENERJI
(Internal Examiner)

DR.G.V.BENERJI
PROFESSOR & HOD
BIOCHEMISTRY DEPT
KIMS MEDICAL COLLEGE, AMALAPURAMD.NO.5-193, KIMS & RF, CAMPUS AMALAPURAM,
EAST GODAVARI DT,
ANDHRA PRADESH-533201

9441475155

vijayabenerji@gmail.com

4

DR.K.MADHAVI
(Internal Examiner)

DR.K.MADHAVI
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
BIOCHEMISTRY DEPT
DNR COMPLEX OPP. VICTORY BAZAR , HIGH SCHOOL CENTRE AMALAPURAM, EAST GODAVARI ANDHA PRADESH -533201.

9963359596

Madhavi.kims@gmail.com

5

DR.A.SATYA
PREETHI
(Internal Examiner)

DR.A.SATYA PRETHI
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
BIOCHEMISTRY DEPT
KIMS MEDICAL COLLEGE, AMALAPURAM
D.NO.65-1-10,NASAN NAGAR
KAKINADA EAST GODAVARIDT
ANDHRA PRADESH

9491828626

Preethi.akula83@gmail.com

Assessment order/letter number:

Dr.V. Chandra Mohan

Lr.No.1102/E1 (B) / MBBS/PRL / 2024



Dr.G. Rajendra

Lr.No.1102/E1 (B) / MBBS/PRL / 2024

Dr.G.V. Benerji

Lr.No.1102/E1 (B) / MBBS/PRL / 2024

Dr.K. Madhavi

Lr.No.1102/E1 (B) / MBBS/PRL / 2024

Dr.A. Satya Prethi

Lr.No.1102/E1 (B) / MBBS/PRL / 2024

  1. REPORTOF PREVIOUS ASSESSMENT NIL

Deficiencies pointed out in the last Assessment/ if any

Remarks

NIL

NIL




  1. Scheme of Examination Marks allotted Minimum passing marks

  1. Theory: ( PAPER-I 100 Marks 50 %

Final examination : PAPER-II 100 Marks)
Internal assessment : 500 Marks
Total for Theory : 200 Marks

  1. Clinical/practical:

Final examination : 80 Marks 50 %
Internal assessment : 500 Marks
Total for Practical : 80 Marks



  1. Viva-voce :

Final examination :
Internal assessment :
Total for Viva-voce : 20 Marks 50 %


Grand Total : 1300 Marks



  1. Theory (Attach 1 copy of each of the papers)

  1. Theory paper: Subject: Biochemistry Time: 03 Hrs. Date of exam: 14.08.2024 &

16.08.2024
No. 1: Biochemistry Paper I 3 hours 14.08.2024
No. 2: Biochemistry Paper II 3 hours 16.08.2024

  1. Place of conduct of exam. : Examination Hall, KIMS & RF, AMALAPURAM

  2. Invigilation arrangements : Done as for requirements, copy Enclosed

  3. No. of candidates appeared : 150

  1. Remarks by the Assessor/s regarding: SATISFACTORLY CONDUCTED EXAMS

  1. Nature of the questions–MCQs/SAQs/Structured Essay type/Long answers: ALL




  1. Type of Questions – Recall based/Application based/Problem based: ALL



  1. Standard of questions - level of difficulty: Easy / Moderate / Difficult:



  1. Do they broadly cover the prescribed curriculum? YES



  1. Standard of the answers: (On a scale of 10 where 0 = Very poor and 10 = Outstanding)

9/10

  1. Internal assessment marks (to be reviewed by the assessors) that have contributed to final examination: Internal assessment marks do not contribute to final examination.



  1. Method/pattern of examination of internal examinations conducted during the course of training/study (to be clearly stated): Both theory and Practical conducted: As per CBME final university examination pattern.



  1. Have the Internal assessment marks influenced the final examination? NO


II. PRACTICAL / CLINICAL EXAMINATION:
PRACTICAL

      1. Conduct of the practical examination (provide details including OSPE).

  1. Spotters

  2. OSPE / Response

  3. Quantitative Experiment

  4. Qualitative Experiment

  5. Clinical Case Studies

  6. Viva Voce




      1. Does the practical examination broadly cover the discipline? YES


      1. Time allotted for different sections of the examination (Provide details).


1

Spotters

15 Minutes

2

OSPE / Response

10 Minutes

3

Quantitative Experiment

60 Minutes

4

Qualitative Experiment

60 Minutes

5

Clinical Case Studies

20 Minutes

6

Viva Voce

2 hours (5 Minutes per each student)



      1. Details of examiners: (please attach brief cv of the examiners).

Note: Provide this information in a sealed envelope marked confidential).



Names Qualification

Designation

Years of Experience as UG Teacher / Examiner

Internal examiners
Dr. G.V. Benerji, MD

Professor & HOD
KIMS Medical College Amalapuram

21 yrs 11 months

Dr. K. Madhavi, MD

Associate Professor
KIMS Medical College Amalapuram

8 yrs

Dr.A. Satya Prethi, MD

Associate Professor
KIMS Medical College Amalapuram

6 yrs, 2 months

External examiners
Dr.V. Chandra Mohan,MD



Professor & HOD.
GMC Medical College, Adhoni

17 yrs, 10 Months

Dr.G. Rajendra ,MD

Assoc Professor
GSL Medical College, Rajahmundry

8 yrs, 9 months


  1. Mode of practical examination: In batches or otherwise and number of students per day (Provide details) Enclosed




  1. Are there other examination centers in the same University: YES

  • If yes, provide details. Enclosed

  1. Do the same examiners conduct the examination in other centers too? YES

  • If not. What steps are taken to ensure uniformity of standards? Are meetings of the examiners being conducted and guidelines are given by the University)

  1. Date of Examination in different centers University galley copy enclosed




  1. Date and time when the examination was inspected by the assessors 19.08.2024 to 24.08.2024 from 9.00 am to 4.00 pm



  1. Are the invigilation arrangements satisfactory? YES



  1. No. of candidates appeared. 150



  1. Number and type of practical exercises allotted to candidates (enclose copy of questions/tasks) enclosed



  1. The standard displayed (On a scale of 10 where 0 = Very poor and 10 = Outstanding)

9/10

  1. Minimum marks required for passing: 50%

PRACTICAL

  1. No of Long cases NA

  2. No of Short cases NA

  3. How many cases were given to each candidate – long and short cases? NA

  4. Type of cases given (attach list of long and short cases) NA

  5. Average time for (long cases and short cases) for each Candidate. NA

    1. Time for examining the patient NA

    2. Time for discussion fixed time or changed as per the answers of the candidate.

  6. How was the assessment done? Practical knowledge, skilled assessment clinical questions and answers

  7. Standard displayed by candidates in general in the clinical part of the examination.(On a scale of 10 where 0 = Very poor and 10 = Outstanding) 8/10

  8. Nature of Discussion of case by the candidate – level of difficulty of questions (On a scale of 10 where 0 = Very easy and 10 = very difficult) 8/10

    1. Number & type of questions (a copy of the question asked by the examiners may be attached) enclosed

    2. Have all the candidates been uniformly examined and grades or marks awarded as per merit of the question? YES

    3. Was the discussion fair, searching and sufficient for the assessment of practical knowledge and skills? YES

    4. Was the atmosphere friendly and allowed the candidates to express themselves freely? YES

    5. Were supplementary questions asked by the examiners to gauze the depth of knowledge of the candidates? YES

  9. Was the assessment done jointly by more than one Examiner? YES




  1. How may marks are allotted for clinical examination? PRACTICAL = 80,VIVA =20

TOTAL =100 MARKS

  1. What is the minimum percentage for passing the clinical part? NA




  1. Are marks obtained in regular internal examinations added on to the marks obtained in the final clinical examination? NO

  2. Were any other marks from their course of training, or clinical works done in the wards added to the marks obtained in the final clinical examination? NO




  1. If so, to what extent (in percentage of marks)? NA




  1. Has it influenced the result at the final examination? NA

(Method of assessment of clinical work in the wards may be clearly stated).




VIVA-VOICE



  1. The content of the interaction (Give extent of coverage of subject) As per the CBME curriculum




  1. How was it conducted (provide details)? Topics were divided among all the four examiners and each student was assessed by each examiner.



  1. What was the standard? (On a scale of 10 where 0 = Very poor and 10 = Outstanding). 8 /10

  2. What was the nature of assessment? Orals- Asking questions to students by examiners on the prescribed curriculum of biochemistry to determine their knowledge.

  3. Was it done jointly by more than one examiner? YES

  4. How are the marks obtained in different parts of the examination grouped? Adequate Marks awarded by four examiners were finally totaled

  5. What is the minimum for passing in each section and in the grand total? 50%


  1. Results for the last three years.



2021

77 %

2022

76 %

2023

97 %




  1. No. of students appeared?

2021

156

2022

148

2023

143




  1. No. of students passed?

2021

118

2022

112

2023

139




  1. Other remarks if any. NONE



Conclusions:
Was the standard sufficient for the M.B.B.S. examination as required by Regulations of the Medical Council of India/National Medical Commission? YES
Was the examination conducted satisfactorily to the assessor? YES
If not, the reasons to be mentioned:


Observations of the assessors are to be made in assessment report only.


Download 41.62 Kb.

Share with your friends:




The database is protected by copyright ©ininet.org 2024
send message

    Main page