medical curriculum

A medical curriculum is the structured educational program that prepares students to become doctors. It typically includes classroom instruction in subjects like biology, chemistry, and anatomy, followed by hands-on clinical training in hospitals and clinics. Students learn to diagnose and treat illnesses, understand patient care, and develop professional skills. The curriculum often lasts several years, culminating in a medical degree, and includes assessments, exams, and practical experiences to ensure graduates are competent and ready for residency training and eventual practice as licensed physicians.