Respected sir,

At first I want to pay my Pranam to you.

It was a great experience for me. Your excellent and precise lectures helped us to understand the subject easily. Even difficult matters were discussed in a very lucid manner.

In the lab also everything was nice and perfect. Your practical demonstration of instruments and various knots was great and the best I have seen to date. You touched on all the salient points, minute details, and practical aspects of everything which helped us a lot. Dr. Bhalla sir also taught us in a great way -- especially I want to mention his excellent lectures on Hydatid cyst and TEP hernia repair.

In this context, I want to mention Dr. Shiv Bagchi. He is a great personality. He used to roam about in the lab, reach all the stations, and encourage everybody. He used to stand beside us, monitored carefully what we were doing, and always uttered -- you can do it, its easy, very easy. He himself had corrected a few mistakes of mine by almost holding my hand. It's very difficult to forget his helping hand.

Last but not least -- all the staff there were very well-behaved, polite, cordial and very very helpful. Their contribution to the lab cannot be expressed in words. Motinda, Shivlalji, Tiwariji, Ikrarbhai, and all others were excellent -- at least I could not find any flaw in them.

At last, I want to pay again my gratitude and pranam to you, sir

My experience so far is one of pride that I have been able to be a part of World Laparoscopy Hospital. The dedication and hard work that has been put into my two-week course so far has allowed me to succeed in many ways, as well as increase my self-development skills in laparoscopic surgery.

The staff were lovely, my coursemates were too. The wet lab work was very challenging and although I don’t miss those sessions I think it made me a much more stronger and capable laparoscopic surgeon. The Surgical skill unit of World Laparoscopy hospital is a great place to study minimal access surgery and I would suggest it to anyone who wants his or her career and laparoscopic and robotic surgery.

After long waiting due to COVID 19, I got the opportunity to take training in October 2021 at World Laparoscopy Hospital, India.

As a student in the Fellowship and Diploma in Minimal Access Surgery program, I gained both the skills and confidence to thoughtfully use a variety of practical approaches in my work as a laparoscopic surgeon. The courses in laparoscopic, instrument design, suturing and knotting, and dissection techniques were tremendous assets and are approaches I use regularly.

The instructors in each course were patient, understanding, and highly skilled. I would highly recommend this program to anyone wanting to expand their skill in minimal access surgery or for anyone who needs a refresher on clinical experience with practical approaches. Fellowship and Diploma in Minimal Access Surgery course offered by World Laparoscopy Hospital, New Delhi, is a fantastic program that truly changed my career as a surgeon for the better!

It was a terrific experience studying at World Laparoscopy Hospital, a memory to value for a lifetime. My experience at WLH had plenty of discovering and grooming. Being a global institute of minimal access surgery It provided me a possibility to fulfill different kinds of individuals from around the world and also discovered several things from them.

I am thankful to all the faculty, advisors, and also entire SET division for providing us with top-quality education and Hands-On Skill in laparoscopic surgery. It was my enormous luck as well as fortune to be a part of World Laparoscopy Hospital and I got a lot of tips of minimal access surgery from Dr. R K Mishra. The whole professors and also staffs leave no rock unturned to form our future. My 3 weeks at World Laparoscopy Hospital have been a wonderful experience of learning with prolific direct exposure to outdoor and indoor patients. Substantial respect, love, and commitment for entire faculty members and department. It's their efforts that make me count myself into a much better expert.

I reached a turning point in my gynecological surgical career when I realized I wanted a bigger challenge and to help my patients performing highly specialized laparoscopic surgery. Somebody told me to write down on a piece of paper everything I wanted to do, and see what aligns with my skills. The first thing I wrote down was “laparoscopic surgeon”. It was a perfect fit for me because I would have the opportunity to utilize my time and resources to learn laparoscopic surgery at World Laparoscopy Hospital.

Moving to Gurugram from Mumbai was a challenge. Initially, I had a hard time settling into my new life here because I had never lived away from home, and I was leaving my wonderful family and friends behind. Once I found accommodations and nice batchmates at WLH, I developed a routine and started to enjoy my time here.

The faculty and students at the WLH are very friendly and were helpful in my transition. I’ve had the opportunity to participate in laparoscopic surgery with Dr. Mishra. I also got a chance of debating and mooting to develop my practical skills. It’s very stimulating to be surrounded by such brilliant individuals. I know I’ve made some life-long friends here.

I love how welcoming the faculty and other students have been to me. Everybody has been incredibly patient as I’ve adjusted to moving to a new city and starting a school-like environment again. I feel like I’ve made some lifelong friends.

I again want to thank all the faculties of WL