Author(s): Nagpure Sneha Ashok, Doke Dnyaneshwar Suryakant and Dr. Srabani Bhattacharya

Abstract:
This Cross-sectional interview-based Study was conducted by using a pre-tested & pre-validately online questionnaire to determine the awareness and perception about mentoring in medical colleges among UG & PG medical students in Maharashtra India. The total number of respondents were 294. Among them 144 were male (48.9.1.) & 150 Female (51.02%). Their age ranges from 18 Yrs to 28 Yrs. 18-22yrs 44.23%. 23-28 Yrs 54.76%. Among them 47.61/ have their residence in uban & 52.38% in Rural area. There were 83% of UG Students & 17%of PG Students. 72.7% respondents answered yes for necessity of mentorship programme. One to one mentor ship 59.1%. & Group mentoring 40.8%. Regarding the question to included mentorship programme form 1at MBBS to Postgraduate 74.8% & participants awareness Yes. Mentorship helps in Future clinical activities 88% participants answered Yes 87.09% agreed regarding benefits not only to academics purpose but to emotional aspects too. Regarding the question mentoring increase interest in academic Carrer by providing opportunities to work on research the 87.7%. Participants opted for Yes. 88% of responses agree for the question that mentoring improve communication Skills. The aim of this study to analyse the Current trends in medical Students mentoring programme & Key future implications for mentees, mentors & institutions.

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