What is the role of practical training and internships in the MBBS course?

<p>Practical training and internships are necessary for the MBBS curriculum because they assist learning that connects theoretical knowledge with real-life practical medical experience.&nbsp;</p><p>During the early years of practical training, students gain important skills in anatomy dissections, laboratory skills, and clinical examinations. As students get closer to graduation, they start to interact with patients and learn about diagnosis, treatment, and management of medical conditions with guidance.&nbsp;</p><p>The internship year, often the last year of MBBS is essential to professionally develop these skills because it provides students the opportunity to actively practise skills across a variety of medical specialties: surgery, paediatrics, obstetrics, and internal medicine, while developing the deeper aspects of patient care. This experience in practical training provides students the opportunity to finish medical school prepared to be competent, confident and capable doctors treating a variety of medical challenges.</p>

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