The National Medical Commission (NMC) has asked undergraduate MBBS students across medical colleges and institutions under its jurisdiction to complete the NMC Student Feedback Form, an online survey designed to collect anonymous opinions on the quality of medical education and campus facilities. According to the Commission, the feedback will be used only for internal academic review and quality improvement purposes.
The online form covers a wide range of topics, including teaching quality, faculty availability, clinical training, laboratories, dissection halls, rural postings, anti-ragging measures, mental health support, curriculum, student welfare, and college administration. Students can access the form through the NMC’s official feedback portal and are encouraged to provide honest responses.
Why this feedback is important for MBBS students and medical colleges
The Commission believes that direct feedback from students can help improve the overall standard of medical education. Since MBBS students experience the academic environment firsthand, their suggestions can provide valuable insights into issues that may not always be visible during routine inspections.
The MBBS students feedback collected through the portal will support evidence-based academic reviews and help institutions enhance teaching quality, infrastructure, clinical exposure, and student support systems. The initiative also aligns with the NMC’s broader efforts to strengthen quality assurance in medical education while ensuring that colleges maintain appropriate academic standards.
Students encouraged to submit honest and timely responses
The NMC has urged all undergraduate medical students to participate actively in the exercise and complete the NMC Student Feedback Form with accurate and honest responses. The Commission has clearly stated that the information will not be used for public rankings or competitive purposes but solely for institutional improvement. (NMC)
