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October 3

Anatomy and Physiology Course

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A crash course on Anatomy and Physiology for Medical Undergraduates

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Entice is starting a course called Back to Basics .

It will cover basic anatomy and physiology for medical students

This course is targeted at the undergraduates appearing in first Professional Examination of their medical career.

It will comprise of  100 Hrs of teaching over 3 months (2 hrs, 4 days a week)

Course will be taught by experienced faculty of the subjects from various medical colleges.

Training methods will include audiovisual learning, 3D simulation software, regular tests and lot more.

For more details contact 07949126833

(or send us a whatsapp from the left sided menu of the app)

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