How has covid impacted MBBS course in the Philippines?

Posted by MBBSinAbroad on July 30th, 2021

The covid19 has impacted humanity globally and also shaken the core. Thanks to the lockdowns and closures of some of the universities and schools, the education system has also been significantly affected. To curb the widespread diseases, all University campuses are shut down. The universities offering mbbs courses in the Philippines have already announced their next semester to be continued with online classes until the situation is under control. The majority of the things mainly depend on removing the travel restrictions imposed by several governments.

Impact of covid19 on mbbs course in the Philippines:

• Pandemic panic- Recently, travel arrangements across the globe are going through challenging times, and perceptions are significantly changed. The medical aspirants are mainly panicking about the NEET exam. Students are also concerned about the e lockdown effect on study abroad plans, besides postponing the Medical Entrance examinations.

• The expected decline in students enrolling for the course- No doubt there is always a massive demand for MBBS in Georgia for Indian students, but with the stringent laws, travel bans, and the complete panic in the parents, the need for studying MBBS is most likely to decline. But the scenario can change if the colleges choose to offer online education.

• Rise of Empathy in Doctors- The lack of definitive treatments to a new pandemic, medical professionals are likely to rediscover their skills, leading to high empathy in doctors. Above all, amid the pandemic, one has seen shown the loopholes of the medical system, and there is a need for assessment for sure,

Even though mbbs in Georgia for Indian students is likely to be more delayed but students need to wait for more notifications that would be rolling out any time soon. Hence students can make their plans accordingly.