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2 months agoBeginner-Level 5
Getting college in Jharkhand and Bihar are quite competitive. With 1164 rank it is difficult to get goverment college for DM Care medicine in Jharkhand or Bihar. But there are high chances of admission if you go for private or DNB hospitals. You can apply for other states too because other states have more chances than Bihar and Jharkhand.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
Both are apex, high-volume neonatology centres. KEM Mumbai offers a massive tertiary care load, diverse pathologies, and cutting-edge neonatal research output; funding and multicentric collaborations are frequent. ICH–MMC, Chennai shines with a super specialised pediatric ecosystem under one umbrella, protocol? driven care and excellent teaching culture. Consider: research mentorship fit, NICU bed strength, ventilation/HFOV, fellowship pipeline, simulation labs, and post DM placement networks. If you crave research + national policy presence, KEM slightly edges. For a holistic pediatric super? speciality immersion, ICH? MMC is stella
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
You can investigate fully funded opportunities overseas. Some examples are the Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship in the US, the KAUST VSRP Internship in Saudi Arabia, or the Erasmus University programme in the Netherlands; these will usually be fully funded and potentially cover tuition, living expenses, and travel. Of course, there are great opportunities locally or in writing an international grant which would not require fellowship attention. There are plenty of social impact programs like the Yale World Fellows, or Salzburg Global Seminar in Austria. There are opportunites in Canada, Sweden, and South Africa which focus on social work a
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences Delhi offers 16 seats for DM course. It is offered in three specialisations and candidates must fulfil the eligibility criteria to apply for the same. DM refers to Doctorate of Medicine. It is offered for a duration of three years. DM Hepatology has the most no. of seat intake, i.e., 10.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The total tuition fee of studying DM course at ILBS is INR 2.1 lakh. This is the figure mentioned on the official website and is subject to change. While, the total fees includes other components like security deposits, application fee, exam fees, equipment fees, etc. Candidates must thoroughly check and understand the fee structure before applying for admission at ILBS Delhi to avoid any confusion in the future.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
DM course at ILBS Delhi is offered in three specialisations and for a duration of three years. Taking admission in DM course at ILBS Delhi is generally considered a decent option by a candidate. While taking admission, candidates must take into consideration factors like fees structure, faculty, infrastructure and other facilties. The course curriculum should also be analysed and understood. Aspirants can apply online on the official website of the institute.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The DM course at ILBS Delhi is offered for three specialisations. These include- Hepatology, Organ Transplant Anaesthesia and Critical Care and Pediatric Hepatology. All these are offered for a duartion of three years. Candidates must appear for the NEET SS exam to take admission in the course. They can also appear for the ILBS written exam. Appearing for one of these exams is mandatory for admission.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The eligibility requirement for DM course at Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences Delhi requires the candidates to complete their MD/DNB in required specialisation. DM course at ILBS Delhi is offered in three specialisations and candidates can apply for admission online on the official website of the institute.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, DM WIMS Nursing College has its Management quota application process up and running for the BSc Nursing course. The college fills these seats using the Private Nursing College Management Association of Kerala. You can apply on their website. The total intake is 60 seats, with 30 being reserved for Management quota. Its an online application, you'll need to upload your documents and pay the admission fee. Just make sure you have passed the 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Keep a lookout for the deadlines and make sure to prepare your documents as early as possible, we all know how things get last minute. Its a simple proc
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