A post-advanced education Diplomate in National Board (DNB) is granted by the National Board of Examinations under the Union Ministry of Health, India. DNB applicants are prepared at huge confidential emergency clinics, while the MD/MS up-and-comers are prepared at Medical Colleges. The main contrast between the two courses is the point at which an up-and-comer picks scholastics as their vocation choice. Numerous organizations favor MD/MS graduates over DNB graduates with regard to the education calls. DNB holders with at least three years of showing experience have a better possibility of getting some work in scholastics.

DNB versus MD/MS-Career:

The greater part of the public authority organizations thinks about DNB. A few clinical schools demand some additional work insight to think about DNB. In this way, there is no enormous distinction in finding a new line of work.

However, in confidential practice, DNB could confront trouble at first because of the discernment among the overall population yet can be perceived to be viewed as on par.

Conclusion:

•    They are equivalent in esteem to rehearse a confidential work in India.

•    For a showing position in Medical school MD/MS is favored somewhat more.

•    For rehearsing abroad DNB has favored more.

Hence choose accordingly. All the best!

Hey aspirant

As you know calicut medical college is one of the best colleges in Kerala , you need to scire high to get an admission there. According to previous year, AIQ closing rank for paediatrics was around 4000. Coming to calicut medical college closing home state rank for paediatrics was 75. Refer below link for college prediction https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

Hello aspirant,

A post graduate degree Diplomate in National Board (DNB) is awarded by the National Board of Examinations under the Union Ministry of Health, India. DNB candidates are trained at big private hospitals, while the MD/MS candidates are trained at Medical Colleges .

Furthermore, the admission process for DNB Admission are as follows :

Owing to a limited number of seats, admission process for a DNB programme is based on the merit and the performance of the students in medical entrance exams. Each candidate should submit their internship completion certificate in addition to the Certificate of Permanent registration with the Medical Council of India (MCI).

MD/MS Admissions :

Admission for MS course is based on merit or entrance-exam. A large number of colleges carry out counselling and choose students through the merit-list set by the state-wise universities. Some colleges carry out entrance exam to choose students for this course admission.

Furthermore, Major entrance level examinations for admissions in DNB are NEET PG and DNB PETCET, Whereas for admission in MD/MS Courses the common entrance level examinations are : NEET PG, PGIMER, JIPMER PG, etc

further, to know more about the DNB and MD/MS you can follow the below mentioned link : https://dqxeclau.top/courses/md-doctor-of-medicine

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet-pg

I hope that this will help.

Hello Aspirant,

First of all, congratulations on your rank in NEET PG. Secondly, MD General Medicine is very tough to get admission as the seats are only 4402. Nearly all the toppers aim for this course program. It is highly in demand. The closing rank in 2017, 2019, and 2020 for AIQ was 2991, 5052 and 4924 respectively. You see these cut-offs are high. As far as DNB General Medicine is concerned for the year 2020 the closing rank was around 18k. The closing rank for 2021 was also around 18k. So, you have a fair chance of getting DNB General Medicine.

To know your chances of getting into this course click here https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?icn=neet-pg_clgpd&ici=neet-pg_article_contmap

Regards.

Hi,

Can't promise you or 100% sure but yes, there is a chance of you to get MD general medicine because if we observe last years AIQ cut off which is 4924 in 2020 and 5052 in 2019 so there is a chance.

If you want to know more about previous year category cutoffs , top colleges cutoffs please check the given link - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

You can also predict your college through the given link - https://dqxeclau.top/question-hii-am-scoring-around-530-marks-in-neet-and-am-an-sc-student-will-i-be-able-to-get-into-a-good-government-medical-college

Hope this will help you.

Good luck !

Hello aspirant,

Doctor of Medicine in Anaesthesiology is three-year full-time postgraduate course, offered by Smt B K Shah Medical Institute and Research Center, Vadodara with approval by National Medical Commission (NMC).

To know about the fees structure and many other things you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/smt-b-k-shah-medical-institute-and-research-center-vadodara/md-anaesthesiology-course

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your Category, I am considering you as a general Category student. Looking at the previous year NEET PG Cutoff, you have good chances to get a seat in MD ped in All India Quota in various Government medical Colleges in AP/TN/Kerela/Karnataka/Telengana. The previous year closing cutoff for MD seat in Paediatrics was around 5978 . so you have good chances in this.

further, please note that the above prediction is totally based on the previous year NEET PG Cutoff, which may vary this year as the NEET PG cutoff keeps varying every year.

THE NEET PG Cutoff marks and percentile score for various category students is mentioned below :

GENERAL >------------------- 50th Percentile >---------------- 275 Marks

SC/ST/OBC >------------------ 40th Percentile >---------------- 245 Marks

GENERAL -PH ------------------ 45th Percentile >---------------- 260 Marks

SC/ST/OBC - PH ------------------------ 40th Percentile >---------------- 245 Marks

The NEET PG Cutoff varies for every year and is different for different category student. The NEET PG Cutoff depends on various factors like :

Number of candidates appearing for the test

The difficulty level of the exam

Seat availability

Further, to know more about the NEET PG Cutoff you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it in detail : https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

Further, you can also know your admission chances in various colleges with the help of NEET PG College predictor tool by following the below mentioned link below : https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

I hope that this will help.