Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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M.D 17 Courses | ₹3,370 (1st Year Fees) | Pass in Post Graduation+PGIMER | 5 Apr - 26 Apr 2024 | |
₹5,835 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 | 1 June - 30 Jun 2024 | ||
B.Sc 10 Courses | ₹2,970 - 3,460 (Total Fees) | 10+2 with 50% in PCB | 6 June - 05 Jul 2024 | |
MDS 3 Courses | ₹3,370 (1st Year Fees) | Pass in B.D.S. + PGIMER | 5 Apr - 26 Apr 2024 | |
₹5,850 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 | 1 June - 30 Jun 2024 | ||
₹8,440 (Total Fees) | Graduation with 60% marks | 16 Apr - 06 May 2024 | ||
₹5,240 (Total Fees) | Graduation with 50% marks | - | ||
M.Sc 12 Courses | ₹6,440 - 13,050 (Total Fees) | Graduation with 50% marks | 16 Apr - 06 May 2024 | |
₹2,970 (Total Fees) | 10+12 | 6 June - 05 Jul 2024 | ||
M.S 4 Courses | ₹3,370 (1st Year Fees) | Pass in Graduation + PGIMER | 5 Apr - 26 Apr 2024 |
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M.Sc, | Admission Link |
MDS, MS, | Admission Link |
MPH, | Admission Link |
M.Sc Nursing, | Admission Link |
PG Diploma in Public Health, | Admission Link |
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All India Institute of Medical Sciences - [AIIMS], New Delhi | ₹1389 |
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Surgery can’t be read and understood. Also, no matter the number of simulations you run through, practicing on a human body is very different.
Now, with their limited number of beds, these institutions perform complex surgeries through protocol defining procedures. As a resident at these, you won’t perform many surgeries. Also, you’ll have a limited exposure to trivial diseases. On the flip side, you’ll witness some of the best surgeons at work, and access top notch technology. To master surgery, you’ll have to become an SR at these institutions.
But at a decent government college hospital, the volume of patients is very high. As a result, you’ll be pushed into the OT. So you’ll get good practice, under proper supervision. However, at these colleges, protocols take a back seat. You’ll have to compromise with low funding as a resident at these institutions.
I would personally recommend going for a decent government college. But you should choose according to your own preferences.
I am an MD Dermatology Junior Resident at JIPMER. I can give you some details about my college.
During the first 6 months of your MD, your working hours will be from 7am to 9pm for most days. Working hours may change depending on the number of patients admitted. Your working hours will decrease for the next 6 months.
During the second year, you’ll work from 8am to 6pm. You’ll have to work for two hours extra in case of an admission under you. In the final year, you’ll work from 8am to 5pm. After that you’ll be relieved from the ward, only OP.
This is the schedule for MD Dermatology students at JIPMER.
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