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Attitude Towards Offline Classes Among The Undergraduate MBBS Students In A Medical College Of Purba Medinipur
Background: Traditional classroom classes are a key component of undergraduate medical education. But a shift has been noticed among MBBS students preferring online learning platforms and increasing offline classroom absenteeism. This study aims to assess the attitude toward offline lecture classes
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