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Parul Thapa

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No,  

A doctorate of Medicine (DM in Medical) does not perform surgery. A DM is a post-master of Medicine (MD) degree that involves advanced study and research in a specialised area of medicine. 

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Kanishk Shukla

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No, you cannot directly pursue a DM (Doctorate of Medicine) after completing MBBS. DM is a super-specialty course that requires candidates to first complete an MD (Doctor of Medicine) in a relevant medical field.

After obtaining an MD, you can then apply for a DM in Medical in your chosen super-specialty.

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Mani Sahni

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No you cannot directly do a DM in General Medicine (which is a super specialty in conventional modern medicine) after a BPT and MD in Alternative Medicine.

A DM needs an MD or DNB in General Medicine usually following an MBBS degree. 

Hope this helped your query! All the best!

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Mamona Jain

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It is highest level of training for non surgical doctors which helps them to identify and manage very difficult or rare diseases that others cannot.

Pursuing DM makes doctors be advanced in their career. It also leads to high paying roles like -

  • consultant 
  • teaching in colleges
  • advanced clinical research 

It is for those who want to be the expert in their chosen field also providing the best possible care for critical patients. 

Hope this helped your query! All the best!

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Nishtha Chatterjee

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The eligibility for admission to DM in medical courses is typically based on entrance exam results, with the cutoff scores typically being revealed by the relevant medical colleges or counselling authorities during the admissions process.

Those who meet the minimum cutoff for INI CET are eligible to take part in the INI CET counselling process. The cutoff rank offers candidates an understanding of their potential admission chances in various categories and programs.

Candidates can refer to the table below for INI CET cutoff lists for several well-known DM colleges in India.

Note: This information is sourced from the official website/couns

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Loveleen Choudhury

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The Faculty of Medicine provides two categories of DM in Medical, namely Part-time DM and Full-time DM. Refer to the details below for a comprehensive understanding of these two DM in Medical course variants.

DM in Medical Courses

Details

Full-time DM Courses

  • Full-time DM course spans 3 years, aligning with university standards.

  • Full-time classes have longer durations and stricter schedules.

  • Completion time: 3 years for full-time, 4 years for part-time.

  • Ideal for students to prioritise studies over other commitments.

Part-Time DM in Medical Courses

  • The Faculty of Medicine offers a 4-year Part-time DM programme exclusively abroad.

  • Part-time DM suits students balancing work and study commitments.

  • Equivalent facilities and curriculum to Full-time DM, with flexible class timings.

  • Total fees vary between Part-time and Full-time DM programs.

  • An option to transition from Part-time to Full-time DM may be available.

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Parul Shukla

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While preparing a study plan for DM in Medical, it's essential to check the latest edition and syllabus requirements. Additionally, many coaching institutes and online resources offer study materials tailored to specific exams, which can be valuable supplements to these books.

Here's a table of books recommended for DM in Medical entrance exams in India for aspiring doctors:

Subject

Book Title

Authors

Biology

NCERT Biology for Class 11 and 12

NCERT

Trueman's Elementary Biology (Volume 1 & 2)

K.N. Bhatia

Biology Vol 1 and Vol 2

Pradeep Publications

Physics

Concepts of Physics (Volume 1 & 2)

H.C. Verma

Fundamentals of Physics

Halliday, Resnick, & Walker

D.C. Pandey NEET Objective Physics

Arihant Publications

Chemistry

NCERT Chemistry for Class 11 and 12

NCERT

Physical Chemistry

O.P. Tandon

Organic Chemistry

Morrison and Boyd

Inorganic Chemistry

J.D. Lee

General Knowledge

General Knowledge 

Manohar Pandey

Manorama Yearbook 

Mammen Mathew

Lucent's General Knowledge

Dr. Binay Karna

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Aishwarya Rai

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Firstly, it's important to note that the preparation for DM in Medical entrance exam is a time-consuming process and requires consistent effort and dedication.

Here are some steps that can help candidates prepare effectively for Doctorate of Medicine (DM in Medical):

  • Understand the exam pattern and syllabus of the DM in Medical entrance exam. This will help candidates know the topics and areas that they need to focus on during their preparation.

  • Candidates need to set aside a specific time each day for studying and stick to their plans. 

  • Practice is key to success in any competitive exam. Candidates can use online resources or purchas

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Rashmi Sinha

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Manipal University accepts NEET SS for admission to the DM and MCh courses. As per the 2023 last-round cutoff, the closing ranks ranged between 2576 and 5892 for the General AI category candidates. Among all the DM specialisations, the most competitive was DM in Infectious Disease, followed by DM in Gastroenterology and DM in Cardiology, with last-round closing ranks of 2576, 2844, and 3713, respectively. Tabulated below is the NEET SS last-round cutoff 2023 for all the DM courses offered via KMC Manipal, affiliated to Manipal University. 

Course

NEET SS Cutoff 2023

DM in Infectious Disease

2576

DM in Gastroenterology

2844

DM in Cardiology

3713

DM in Oncology

4154

DM in Neurology

4285

DM in Neuro-Anaesthesiology and Critical Care

4944

DM in Nephrology

5872

DM in Medical Genetics

5892

 

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Rashi Satwani

Contributor-Level 8

The price of DM in Super Speciality varies according to the specific degree and the private medical school. Here are several examples:

  • The IMS and SH Super Specialty Fee Schedule: DM Annually, cardiology costs INR 9.90 lakhs. 
  • Clinical hematology expenses INR 12.80 Lacs per year. - DM Neurology costs INR 9.90 Lacs per year. The cost of neurology at SRMS IMS Bareilly is DM INR 12 Lacs a year. The annual cost of neurosurgery is INR 12 lakhs.
  • The Ramaiah Medical College Schedule of Fees: -DM Endocrinology: INR 30 Lacs rupees a year Cardiology: INR 15 Lacs rupees a year - DM Neurology costs INR 10 Lacs per year. Neuro surgery costs
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