DNB

In simple terms DNB focuses heavily on hands on clinical skills in diverse hospitals (often private) with a tough, centralized exam but MD/MS gives more structured, research focused learning in medical colleges with university specific exams leading to slightly different career paths but both are recognized specialist qualifications.

Think of DNB as more "real-world, fast-paced" training and MD/MS as more "academic, textbook-heavy" with strong mentorship but DNB is gaining ground for its clinical depth. 

DNB courses tend to offer multiple impressive benefits like recognition in India as well as abroad, amazing career opportunities including academic positions, specialized clinical roles, and leadership positions in healthcare sectors, Clinical Experience, flexibility in terms of speciality choice and training locations. Candidates can choose from various specialities. DNB courses also ensure a good pay scale and scope for promotions with time and experience.

No, you cannot pursue a DNB course after BAMS or MD Ayurveda because DNB is a modern medicine qualification awarded by the national board of examinations in medical Science (NBEMS)

It is exclusively for MBBS graduates.Entry into DNB caurses requires clearing NEET PG, which only MBBS holders are eligible for.

Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital offers DNB courses across several specialisations, including, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, General Medicine, Paediatrics, Orthopedic Surgery, and General Surgery. 

The most popular specialisation at DDU Hospital for DNB is Obstetrics and Gynaecology and General Medicine. The course is offered in full-time mode for a duration of 3 years.

DNB courses at Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital are offered in full-time mode across several specialisations. These include Obstetrics and Gynaecology, General Medicine, Paediatrics, Orthopedic Surgery, and General Surgery. The eligibility criteria to secure admission to the DNB courses at DDU includes merit obtained in the couse-specific entrance exam (NEET PG).

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The suitability of DNB at Ruby Hall Clinic depends on individual aspirations and the specific departments. It could be a good choice due to the hospital's reputation, infrastructure, and experienced consultants, offering valuable learning opportunities.

Selection criteria for DNB courses typically involve the NEET PG exam rank. Candidates with higher ranks have a better chance of selection based on merit and available seats at the accredited institution (likely Ruby Hall Clinic in this context).