M.D

Yes, after completing your MD, you are eligible to apply for teaching positions such as Assistant Professor or Lecturer in medical colleges.
Many MD graduates start their careers in academia, contributing to both teaching and clinical services. Further experience, research publications, and seniority can lead to promotions as Associate Professor or Professor in reputed medical institutions.

No, the MD course in India cannot be pursued via distance or online mode. It is a full-time, practical-intensive postgraduate programme regulated by the National Medical Commission (NMC).

It involves hospital rotations, clinical practice, and hands-on training under supervision. Any MD degree pursued via non-traditional modes will not be recognised or valid for medical practice or employment in India.

MD graduates have excellent opportunities in clinical, translational, and public health research. Many medical colleges and institutions offer dedicated research departments and fellowships.

You can engage in clinical trials, epidemiological studies, or even policy research in health organizations. With growing support from ICMR, WHO, and AIIMS-like institutes, MD professionals can build strong research-based careers in both India and abroad.

No, you cannot pursue MD directly after 12th. MD is a PG medical degree that can only be pursued after completing an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery).

After your 12th with PCB subjects, you must clear NEET-UG, complete the 5.5-year MBBS course, and then qualify for NEET-PG to apply for MD in your chosen specialization.

When considering an MD medicine, finding an affordable college can significantly reduce the financial burden associated with medical education. Some of the most affordable MD medicine can be found in government-run institutions and state universities, which often offer lower tuition rates for residents.

Candidates can check the table below listing the popular colleges that offer MD medicine for less than INR 1 Lakh.

Note: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.

The affordable private colleges for MD courses are as follows:

Note: The information has been taken from the official website and may vary.

Minimum AMT for MD Radiology (Paid Seats)

• the lowest Fees in INR:

  • State Govt. Colleges (Paid Quota): ~5–8 lakhs/year

    • Example: Bangalore Medical College (Karnataka) – 6.5L/year (paid quota)

    • Gujarat Govt. Colleges – 5–7L/year (NRI/paid seats)

  • Some Private Colleges: ~ 12–15L/year

    • Example: SRM Medical College (Chennai) – 14L/year

No, AIIMS Bhubaneswar not accept scores of NEET for admission in MD Hospital Administration. INICET (INstitute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test) is the Common entrance exam for MD/MS/MCh/DM courses at AIIMS and other prestigious private medical colleges in India.