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DM [Neurology] From NIMHANS, Bangalore

Bangalore, KarnatakaAutonomous UniversityEstd 1974

#4 For Medical By NIRF 2023

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DM [Neurology]

total fees: ₹1,56,000

3 YearsFull Time

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₹1.56 Lakhs

NIMHANS Upcoming Application Dates 2024

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Events	Dates
Date of course commencement (PG & Ph.D Courses)	Jul 01, 2024
Date of Admission (PG & Ph.D Courses)	Jun 12, 2024
Result Date (PG & Ph.D Courses)	Jun 04, 2024

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NIMHANS, INI CET Cutoff 2023

The INI CET 2023 round 1 cutoff rank for the DM [Neurology] at NIMHANS was 36 for the General category.

Round	Cutoff 2023
Round 1	36

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NIMHANS DM [Neurology] Ranking

NIMHANS Medical ranking by NIRF is 4 out of 50 in India in 2023 and it was ranked 4 out of 50 in India in 2022. NIMHANS Medical ranking by IIRF is 4 out of 100 in India in 2023 and it was ranked 4 out of 100 in India in 2022

NIRF Ranking

#4 out of 50 in India 2023

#1st in Bangalore

#1 in Karnataka

IIRF Ranking

#4 out of 100 in India 2023

#1st in Bangalore

#1 in Karnataka

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Eligibility Criteria

Candidate applying for admission in this program should have completed Post Graduation from a recognized university.

Course Details

Fee Structure for Foreign Nationals except from SAARC Countries:

DM/M.Ch. ( 3 years duration) Courses: $50,000/- as Tution Fees (to be paid in equal annual instalments) & $1000 as Registration Fees.

DM/M.Ch. ( 6 years duration) Courses: $60,000/- as Tution Fees (to be paid in equal annual instalments) & $1000 as Registration Fees.

Fee Structure for Indian Nationals (PG Courses):

DM/M.Ch. ( 6 years duration) Courses: (Total Fees) Rs.91310/-

At the postgraduate level, NIMHANS offers full-time MD, M.Sc, MPH and PG Diploma courses in multiple specializations. The duration of postgraduate courses offered by National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences is 2 Years.

MBBS degree holders are eligible to apply for MD and MPH courses while B.Sc in the relevant discipline is mandatory for M.Sc program. Admission is based on NIMHANS Entrance Exam conducted by the university followed by an interview.

Course Name	Specialization	Eligibility Criteria	Selection Criteria
MD	Psychiatry	Bachelor’s degree in MBBS or DPM from a recognized institute or university	On the basis of marks in NIMHANS Entrance Exam conducted by the institute followed by an interview.
M. Sc.	Psychiatric Nursing	B.Sc Nursing/B.Sc Hons. Nursing/ Post Basic B.Sc Nursing with minimum of 55% aggregate marks.
M. Sc.	Biostatics	Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics or Statistics with at least 55% marks in aggregate
MPH	-	MBBS degree from a recognized University or from any other University recognized as equivalent thereto by NIMHANS/MCI
PG Diploma	Biochemistry	Master’s degree in Biochemistry with 50% marks in aggregate	On the basis of marks in NIMHANS Entrance Exam conducted by the Institute.
Post Basic Diploma	Neuroscience Nursing	Bachelor’s in the relevant discipline
Post Basic Diploma	Psychiatric/ Mental Health Nursing	Bachelor’s in the relevant discipline

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DM [Neurology] Comparison

	NIMHANS	AIIMS Delhi	CMC Vellore
Reviews Rating	-	-	-
Cost To Study	Total Fees ₹1.56 Lakhs (3 Years ) Check Detailed Fees	Total Fees ₹4651 (3 Years ) Check Detailed Fees	Total Fees ₹2.11 Lakhs (3 Years ) Hostel Fees ₹25485 Check Detailed Fees
Ranking	# Ranked 4/50 by NIRF Medical Ranks	# Ranked 1/55 by India Today Medical Ranks	# Ranked 3/55 by India Today Medical Ranks
General Course Details	Duration - 3 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 14 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Post Graduation Course Credential - Degree Check Course Details	Duration - 3 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 38 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Doctorate/M.Phil Course Credential - Degree Check Course Details	Duration - 3 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 4 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Doctorate/M.Phil Course Credential - Degree Check Course Details
Eligibility	Post Graduation	MD/DNB	Post Graduation

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NIMHANS: 2 Answered Questions

What is the stipend offered for a DM in neurology at NIMHANS? Their prospectus is not clear.

Deeksha Seth,studied at National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (2017)

The post-MBBS neurology course is taught by a Junior Resident for two years, for which he is paid around 55–65k depending on tax savings and HRA. After this, he serves as a senior resident for 3 years and receives a salary in the range of m 65–88k depending on tax savings and HRA. Usually, there is an increment of 3k every year.

Once MD is completed, you will continue to be treated as a SR and the pay will also remain the same. However, when the next pay commission is due, there will be an increase of around 15k in the salary.

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Which is better: An integrated five years course into DM neurology (NIMHANS) or completing my MD in general medicine and then specializing in DM neurology?

Bidita GhoseLives in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

In my opinion, it’s best to complete an MD in medicine first rather than pursuing DM Neuro directly after MBBS.

It is so because M.B.B.S. students receive minimal clinical exposure and therefore their interest in a particular field might not be genuine. They might later regret their choice.

An integrated program is a 5-year program that requires a lot of commitment. So, if you go for a field you are not interested in, you will be wasting 5 years of your life. Even if you are sure of your interest in neurology, you may not actually like it when you start working. That being said, it's better that you do MD in medicine, have first-hand exposure to all the specialties, and then choose one for you.

People often choose integrated courses so as to save one year of education. However, they fail to recognize the risks involved.

Ultimately, unless you love neurology passionately and have enough exposure in the same, go for direct DM, else completing MD would be the safest bet.

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