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    The document summarizes a study on medical students' perspectives on online medical education during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aimed to compare the benefits and drawbacks of online versus regular classes for medical students. A survey of 582 students found that while online classes provided continuity of education, most students preferred the traditional classroom method or a hybrid model combining online and in-person learning. Only a small minority believed online education should completely replace classroom learning.

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    The document summarizes a study on medical students' perspectives on online medical education during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study aimed to compare the benefits and drawbacks of online versus regular classes for medical students. A survey of 582 students found that while online classes provided continuity of education, most students preferred the traditional classroom method or a hybrid model combining online and in-person learning. Only a small minority believed online education should completely replace classroom learning.

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    STUDENT’S PERSPECTIVES ON THE SUBJECT OF ONLINE MEDICAL

    EDUCATION

    Registration Number: MBBS-MED-OP-019

    AUTHOR NAMES AND AFFILIATIONS:

    1. SHRISTI TANEJA, M.B.B.S. (6TH Term),M.S. RAMAIAH MEDICAL COLLEGE


    2. UTKARSH RAJ , M.B.B.S (6TH Term),M.S. RAMAIAH MEDICAL COLLEGE,
    3. Dr. VISHWANATH KRISHNAMURTHY (ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, M.D.
    GENERAL MEDICINE) ,M.S. RAMAIAH MEDICAL COLLEGE
    4. RAJ SPARSH M.P., M.B.B.S. (6TH Term) ,M.S. RAMAIAH MEDICAL COLLEGE
    5. Dr. CHANDRIKA RAO( PROFESSOR, M.D. PAEDIATRICS, M.S. RAMAIAH
    MEDICAL COLLEGE)
    6. Dr. MEDHA Y. RAO( DEAN AND PRINCIPAL, M.D. GENERAL MEDICINE,
    M.S. RAMAIAH MEDICAL COLLEGE )

    PRESENTING AUTHOR: UTKARSH RAJ, uraj@outlook.com

    Introduction: In the wake of the COVID-19pandemic, schools and universities were closed
    in order to prevent the spread of this disease. Soon medical colleges also started online
    classes to continue the teaching- learning process.

    Aims and Objectives of this study: This study was aimed to compare and contrast the benefits
    and drawbacks of online education vs. regular classes for medical students.

    Methods- A cross sectional study was carried out using an online questionnaire which consisted
    of 6 sections. The questionnaire inquired students about pattern and perception of online classes,
    likes and dislikes about online classes, ability to understand various subjects via online classes
    and their view on the future of online classes.

    Results and conclusions- 582 responses from second to fourth year MBBS students of various
    medical colleges across India were included. Only 5.4% students believe that online medical
    education should completely replace traditional classroom learning, while 54% of the students
    would prefer to persist with the traditional classroom method of learning. A sizeable 36.3% of
    students believe that online education should partially replace classroom learning, reflecting the
    possibility of a hybrid mode of education encompassing both online and offline education.

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