Hello,

In my opinion, it would be better if you prioritise your MBBS professional exams before you prioritise the PG exam for MD course. Because if you are unable to perform well in your professional exams, what is the use even if you do well in your PG exam. But

Hi there,

I hope that you are doing well. This is to inform you that you can do internship and MD coourse both in India. But it is advisable to do internship along with your studies. And then move to MD.

But I would rather say that, Focus on gaining

Greetings!

For pursuing a MD in Cardiology you need a MBBS Degree.

After BSc you do the 4 and 1/2 year MBBS course.

Then the one year mandated internship.

After that, you should do M.D. General (Internal) Medicine. It is only after that you can become a cardiologist, by doing

Hey,

The medical certificate as per the requirements of West Bengal State Counselling should be verified and signed by any registered medical practitioner. It is not necessary that he/she should work in a government hospital. You have to use the medical certificate proforma given in the West Bengal state counselling

Hello, I have provided list of colleges fo r MD in Ayurveda (http://thinkagain.ml/ayurveda-and-naturopathy/) ,For more information I recommend you to visit Ayurveda

1. Sri Dhanwantri Ayurvedic College, Chandigarh:

The College offers graduate and postgraduate courses in Ayurveda, with specializations in different fields, including anatomy, pathology, pharmacology, ENT, surgery, pediatrics, gynecology,

Hello

There are many student who have confusion what is better md or ms .

Let us compare both of them :

Ms is for those who want to be expert in surgical and related skills while md is for non -surgical but there are branches where surgery are done

Hello aspirant,

Yes, you can study this course. You are eligible for the same. Good luck.

Hope it helps!

Hey!

As confirmed from recent media accounts, Karnataka government has decided reserve 50 % seats in Post-Graduate (PG) medical courses for students from Karnataka under the Open Category at state’s private medical colleges from the academic year 2019-20.

At present, 42% seats are of private medical colleges, termed as Open