Get Answers on Test Preparation, Admissions & Campus Life
Study Abroad Countries
What are the pros and cons of doing an MD in psychiatry at KGMU or CIP in Ranchi?
I can shed some light on the Psychiatry department of CIP Ranchi.
I don’t have much information about KGMU. But as far as CIP Ranchi is considered, the only academic pro is its enormous patient load. This offers a great exposure. Other than that, you’ll meet good peers and seniors. The biggest con, on the other hand, is the anti research attitude. People aren’t encouraged towards research. Only after you start publishing papers, do others invite you to their work.
But also, a lot has changed at CIP Ranchi in the past years. So I recommend you approach some seniors from both the colleges before arriving at a decision.
How much is the stipend at PGIMS Rohtak for an MD in radiology?
A close of mine is currently pursuing an MD in Radiology and from what he told me, the stipend at PGIMS Rohtak for an MD or MS is around
- First year: INR 90208/- month
- Second year: INR 92942/- month
- Third Year: INR 95676/- month
Hope this helps!
Is there a separate entrance exam for MD psychiatry course in NIMHANS?
NIMHANS conducts one common online entrance test of 2 hours duration comprising 150 questions. This entrance exam is conducted for MD in Psychiatry, Ph.D. in clinical Neurosciences, DM in Neurology, and M.Ch. in Neurosurgery courses for candidates with MBBS qualification.
- Seat Breakdown: 31 Seats- 8 seats for Karnataka domiciles, 2 seats for sponsored candidates out of which 1 seat is for domiciles of Karnataka
- Duration : 3 years for post-MBBS candidates and 2 years for post-DPM candidates
- Minimum Qualification required: MBBS or DPM
Hope this helps you!
How is an MD in biochemistry at GMC, Mumbai? Does it have a scope and job concerned?
An MD biochemistry in at GMC, Mumbai is highly regarded among medical aspirants. The value of the degree depends on the person taking the course, his interest in the field, and his goals.
One of my friends recently completed his MD in Biochemistry at GMC Mumbai and today works in a corporate hospital. Another friend, having completed the same course, works at private labs. Several others work as assistant professors. Some fortunate ones have even opened their own labs.
The scope of this course therefore depends mainly on you. To open more doors of opportunities, you can take seminars, and journal clubs, teach UG students, do internal assessments, and also do some research work. GMC receives huge grants from the Government for the research work.
So make a wise decision after considering all factors.
Is it possible to get a seat for PG at AIIMS Delhi in radiology for a doctor who got an MBBS degree from PGIMS Rohtak or another state medical college?
Yes, it is possible to get a seat for a postgraduate (PG) program at AIIMS Delhi, in radiology. But is highly competitive and typically requires candidates to meet specific eligibility criteria and pass an entrance examination. AIIMS Delhi generally admits candidates from across India, including those who have obtained their MBBS degrees from state medical colleges like PGIMS Rohtak or other institutions.
- Eligibility: To be eligible for AIIMS PG courses, candidates are generally required to have a recognized MBBS degree from a university recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI) or the National Medical Commission (NMC).
- Entrance Examination: Admission to AIIMS PG courses, including radiology, is primarily based on performance in the AIIMS PG Entrance Examination (AIIMS PGEE). AIIMS conducts an entrance exam every 6 months for entry into its MD, MS courses. You can regularly visit the Collegedunia website or exam portal of AIIMS to check for all the details regarding exam pattern, eligibility, seat distribution, registration for the exam, and other details.
- Reservation: Although internal applicants (those who pursued their MBBS at AIIMS) typically receive 50% of the PG seats at AIIMS, outsider candidates do have a chance.
- Counselling Process: Successful candidates in the AIIMS PGEE are called for counselling, where you can select your desired specialty and institute based on their rank and availability of seats.
How do I secure a DM neurology seat in NIMHANS?
It’s quite challenging to secure a DM Neurology in NIMHANS. One needs a very good rank under the AIR-5 range. NIMHANS conducts the best neurology-centered examination for students.
During the initial 2 years, you will hardly be able to study amidst the chaos of problems related to neurology. It’s only after 2 years when you come back to college that you will be able to study theoretical neurology topics like neurosurgery, pathology, etc.
If you are a research enthusiast, you will also have access to the Research Institute for Neurology. Additionally, you can work on some projects related to neurology like control of the human brain, dog motion control, etc.
All this combined may help you get a seat in SM Neurology at NIMHANS.
Which one should I choose for a PG in pediatrics, CMC Ludhiana or DMCH Ludhiana? What about the stipend in these two?
Both Christian Medical College CMC Ludhiana and DMCH Ludhiana are well-respected institutions for postgraduate studies in pediatrics. However, I recommend that you go for DMCH Ludhiana as it’s the most coveted medical college in Punjab owing to its top-notch infrastructure, clinical exposure, and the expertise level of faculty.
CMC Ludhiana too is an excellent medical college but the only drawback is that it’s a minority-based college so the seats in open merit are rare. It’s known to have the best Pediatrics department, so it’s an excellent choice too given that you have no financial constraints.
Lastly, I don’t think you should be choosing or evaluating colleges based on the stipend they pay. AIIMS pays the highest stipend but is that the reason it’s the dream college of many? Well, no. So it’s better to look at the bigger perspective and make a well-rounded decision.
What is the number of MD/MS seats at PGIMER Chandigarh?
The number of MD/MS seats at PGIMER Chandigarh changes every year, every session, according to your category (General, OBC, SC, ST, Sponsored, etc.) and branch or department.
This is because for every session admission to the vacant seats is based on the previous pass-outs in that branch or department. It also depends on the demand of a particular work in that department and other factors.
Check the JSP Page website - pgimer.edu.in before every session to get the exact number of seats available in that particular session.
This session there are a total of 148 seats and 33 of them are for the General category students.
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWS LETTER
