Dear Student,

We find the question ambivalent as you seem to be unsure if you are really keen on taking up the ‘Medical Field’ as your field of interest/career choice. The first part of choosing your career would be to identify your primary area of interest and how to make that as a career choice.  Please remember, it is not the vocation (job) that ensures a successful career but your passion/dedication/continuous striving to learn attitude that defines success in any chosen field. One way to find your inclinations would be to take the Myers & Briggs Personality Test to access your strengths.

Having said that your short term goal if your field of interest is ‘Medicine’ is writing  National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) examination is your first step in moving to this goal.  Nearly 17 Lakhs student wrote this examination this year and your merit in this exam will determine if you get into a good college on merit or through a management quote. Hence fees can range from 2Lakhs to 50Lakhs.  After you MBBS, you will have to write the NEET PG for your MS/MD/DNB courses.

The Medical Council of India (MCI) offers DM/MCh and the National Board of Examinations offers DNB (super-specialty), both as super-specialty medical courses. The MD courses are available in three and two years for MBBS and post-diploma candidates, respectively. The duration of the DM is six, five or three years; six or five years for candidates with an MBBS, and three years for MD candidates.

MBBS – Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery

MS – Master of Surgery

MD – Doctor of Medicine

DM – Doctor of Medicine

DCH – Master of Surgery

Good Luck

Hey,

Your question is not clear at all. You must be more specific about the question while posting your doubt. So kindly mention your doubt clearly in the comment section below so that we can clear your doubt and provide you with relevant information and clear your doubt as soon as possible.

Thank you.

Hi

Doctorate of Medicine (Cardiology)

yr 1 12 months 2 PROGRAM GRAND TOTAL

28,100 28,100 56,200

it's miles a government medical college coming under state of Telengana. ... On the alternative hand if it

is a private university, it'll come beneath NEET and the admission has to be via NEET exam.

Telangana Scholarship – Rewards

S.No. Scholarship Name Award Details

Vidyadhan Scholarship Program INR 6,000 in line with annum for sophistication 11 & 12 INR 10,000

to INR 60,000 in step with annum for graduation and postgraduation courses

Follow up with link below for more information.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/osmania-medical-college-hyderabad

Dear sir ,

Please find the cut off list here,

https://www.mcc.nic.in/MCCSS/ShowPdf.aspx?Type=50C9E8D5FC98727B4BBC93CF5D64A68DB647F04F&ID=7719A1C782A1BA91C031A682A0A2F8658209ADBF

If you have any queries more  get back to here .

Thanking you

Hello Kalyan

Hope you are doing well.

Top Institutes offering DM Endocrinology are :

• Amrita School of Medicine.
• Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences.
• Guwahati Medical College and Hospital.
• Jawaharlal Nehru Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research.

Feel free for further queries.

Good luck

There is just one College that offers DM in Gynaecology and Obstetrics in India. And it is Government Medical College, Aurangabad. And Government Medical Colleges do not have Management Quota. Please check our page at: https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-dm-in-gynaecology-and-obstetrics-colleges-in-india for more information.

Hi,

Well no as once you have signed the strict bond of service for three years then you.will have to work for three years but if you somehow manage to get admission in mch or dm in the same college where you are serving your bond then I think they will allow you to study as well as do service.

I hope my answer helps.

All the best.

Unfortunately that is not a possibility. Recently a group of Doctors filed a case in the Supreme Court regarding the Bond and lost the case. So you have to complete the course and then complete the bond period as well. In case you do not want to serve the bond period, you have to pay the release amount. But there is no feasibility to complete the course, join another course and then come back and complete the bond period. Either you serve the bond period or not. There is no waiting period for serving the bond.