DNB CET Jan 2013 Second Counselling from 15th July

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DNB CET- Jan 2013 Admission Session–Schedule For 2nd Round of Counseling

Kind Attention: Applicant candidates for DNB CET November 2012

The first round of DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling for Admission to DNB Broad Specialty including Direct 6 Years Courses (Jan 2013 Admission Session) has been completed on 24-05-2013.

The second round of DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling shall be conducted by NBE from 15th July 2013 onwards at NBE Dwarka Office, New Delhi.

Click here for the schedule of DNB CET – 2nd Round of Counseling Jan 2013 admission session
No fee is required to be paid by the candidates who have participated in the first round of counseling and have opted for participation in the 2nd round of counseling. 

Candidates beyond merit position 6000 who will be participating in the 2nd round of counseling are required to pay counseling fee of Rs. 2000/- by means of Demand Draft in favour of National Board of Examinations, payable at New Delhi, on the day of counseling at counseling venue itself.

Participation in the Counseling shall be strictly as per the eligibility criteria and guidelines mentioned in the Information Bulletin for DNB CET (November 2012) and Handbook for DNB CET Centralized Merit Based Counseling - January 2013 admission session.

Candidates are required to bring their RANK LETTER at the time of counseling along with the other prescribed documents. Candidates can download their rank letters for participation in the Counseling from the link given below:-

Click here to download the Rank Letter - DNB CET Centralized Counseling January 2013 admission session



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Update 17/07/2013

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1yr Rural Service for PG rule already facing controversies

  

HYDERABAD: The new Act making one-year rural service compulsory for new MBBS doctors is all set to snowball into a major controversy as chief minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy has already signed an agreement with private medical colleges, exempting management quota students from rural stint.

Representatives of private medical colleges who hold 60% stake in the medical education sector in Andhra Pradesh say since management quota candidates do not get any government aid unlike merit students, it is unfair to force them to do a year's rural stint.

But the consensual agreement signed with the state government two months ago is likely to be overridden as the Centre is firm on fresh medical graduates across all categories doing a rural stint.

Currently, there is one doctor for every 1,950 people, but the ratio gets worse in rural areas as 75% to 80% of hospitals are concentrated in urban areas, whereas 70% of the population live in rural areas. The government might have the best intention to improve services in villages, but private medical colleges said they are not willing to play ball.

"Government is going to get into huge trouble. We will not follow the new rule for management quota seats," said Dr G Bhaskar Rao, president, All India Unaided Medical Colleges and Universities Association. "If the government is unwilling to abide by the consensual agreement approved by the chief minister , we will nullify seat-sharing agreement with the government in our colleges and take over 100% seats," he added. If any of the terms are nullified, there is a clause in the MoU which says colleges will not share seats with the state government, Rao added.

A total of 60% seats in private medical colleges are filled on merit basis through counselling conducted by the NTR University of Health Sciences, while the rest seats are filled under management quota.

According to the Kondru Murali, minister for medical education, there are a whopping 1,468 vacancies in state-run health facilities. With 8,000 undergraduate and postgraduate doctors graduating annually, posting them to districts and villages is a mammoth task, experts said.

The stand on management quota students not doing rural stint has flummoxed experts, besides leaving students in a quandary as the Act states that MBBS graduates will not be allowed to write PG entrance unless they do a rural stint.

An adamant director of medical education Dr Vishnu Prasad said all doctors trained in government and private colleges will have to do one year rural service.

"Every agreement signed in the past ceases to exist. There is no more confusion. Students will have to do rural service," said Dr Prasad.

From <http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/Rural-stint-for-doctors-turns-tricky/articleshow/20720201.cms>

Government to make 1yr rural service compulsory for appearing in PG entrance

New Delhi: MBBS doctors aspiring to pursue post-graduation will now have to compulsorily undertake a one-year rural posting before becomming eligible for such a course.

In a major decision aimed at improving rural healthcare in India, the Government has decided to make it mandatory for all MBBS doctors to undergo one year rural posting to sit for post-graduation entrance examination.

Highly placed sources in the Health Ministry told PTI that Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad cleared a proposal in this regard and the Medical Council of India (MCI) is in the process of issuing a notification.

The decision will be applicable from the next academic session (2014-15) and all MBBS graduates seeking a post- graduate degree in medicine or surgery would have to work for one year in a village before they can take the PG entrance examination.

The decision came after two years of deliberations, as the earlier proposal of increasing the duration of the MBBS course to include a rural posting for doctors was scuttled after stiff opposition.

Doctors are unwilling to work in rural areas leading to people queuing up in city hospitals.

The Health Ministry and the country's medical education regulator (MCI) has been toying with the idea of compulsory rural posting for doctors for quite some time to help improve medical facilities in the rural hinterland of the country.

As published in DC

Post Doctoral Certificate in Dialysis Medicine Admission Notification

 

In India, nearly 200 persons per million population suffer from End Stage Kidney Failure (ESKF) every year and they require maintenance dialysis and or kidney transplant. There is acute shortage of qualified nephrologists to provide Dialysis to these patients.
The School of Health Sciences, IGNOU is offering a one year Post Doctoral Certificate in Dialysis Medicine in collaboration with DGHS, MoHFW. In this programme post graduate Doctors with MD in Medicine or Paedetrics will be trained to handle stand alone dialysis units. They will be posted in tertiary hospitals identified by the Ministry for a period of six months for this training. The admissions for July 2013 session is open. Last date for submitting the filled in application is 15thJune. More details about the programme are available on the IGNOU website. For further information you may contact programme coordinator Dr. Ruchika Kuba at [email protected] or Director, SOHS at [email protected].

Post Doctoral Certificate in Dialysis Medicine (PDCDM)

Minimum Duration: 1 Year
Maximum Duration: 2 Years
Course Fee: Rs. 50,000
Minimum Age: No bar 
Maximum Age: No bar 

Eligibility:

MD/DNB in Medicine or Paediatrics (Relevant PG Medical qualifications will be considered in case less number of applications are received fulfilling the eligibility criteria i.e . Geriatric Medicine, Anaesthesia, Critical Care medicine, Emergency Medicine, Respiratory Medicine and Tropical Medicine)

Last Date to apply is 15th June 2013

For more details visit IGNOU Website

State Govt responsible for NO AIIMS in WB

KOLKATA, 8 JUNE: The conflict between the state and the Centre came to the fore when Union minister for health and family welfare, Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad, today squarely held the previous and present state governments responsible for the All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) not coming up in the state.

“While the Uttar Pradesh government has sanctioned land in Rae Bareily for AIIMS, the West Bengal government is yet to do so," the minister said while addressing a Press conference at the Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) office here today.

Mr Azad said though five years have passed since land was identified in Raiganj, the state government is yet to give its nod. He said that things did not change even after the Trinamul government came to power. "The previous government in Uttar Pradesh too did not sanction land, but the present dispensation did it," he said, drawing a parallel.

Mr Azad said it is unfortunate that the West Bengal government is not realising that once AIIMS comes up in Raiganj, not only the state in general and north Bengal in particular will benefit, it would also open up employment opportunities.

"People will no longer need to travel to Delhi and Mumbai; also, the proposed AIIMS at Raiganj will bring in investment to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore," Mr Azad said, ruing he fact that there has been no progress on land acquisition.

“The district has been chosen based on needs of the people. Though land has to be acquired by the zilla parishad, it cannot do so without the help of the state government. The government, unfortunately, has not shown much interest in the project,” the Union minister said.

Six campuses of AIIMS are already coming up in Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Orissa and Rajasthan.

Earlier in the day, Mr Azad launched a book co-authored by an eminent homoeopath, Dr Prasanta Banerjee, and his son, Dr Pratip Banerjee. The book ~ The Banerjee Protocols: A new Method of Treatment and Homeopathic Medicines ~ focuses on homeopathy that follows a scientific method of treatment and and relies on advanced tests rather than the conventional method.

Addressing the gathering at the book launch, Mr Azad said, the Indian Council of Medical Research is looking into the claims made in the bookto check their authenticity.

Punlished in The Statesman

Fees and bonds details of various colleges for 2013 admissions now available.

The fees and bond status in various medical colleges has been updated on Ministry of health website... Click to read more....

Information about college, fee, bond, etc for various colleges for the academic year

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NEET PG 2012 Counselling Seat Matrix and other important details

All India Quota Postgraduate Medical/ Dental Seats - 2013 

Online Allotment process (Online Counseling) 

Hon’ble Supreme Court of India vide order dated 23.3.2012 in I.A. No.16/2013 in civil Appeal No. 1944 of 1993 in the matter of Anand Biji Vs Kerala State & others has directed Directorate General of health Services, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to hold On-line counseling for 50% All India Quota post-graduate Medical and Dental seats.

In order to comply with these directions Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has constituted a Medical Counseling Committee (MCC). The counseling process will start w.e.f 4th June 2013.

Online Counseling shell be conducted on the basis of NEET-PG Result 2013 declared by the NBE/AIIMS, New Delhi.

Counseling Process: 
a. Main Counseling Registration
b. Exercising of Choices, indicative seats and Locking of choices(upto 5:00 PM, as per server time of the date)
c. Process of Seat Allotment – Round 1
d. Round 1 Result Publication
e. Reporting at the allotted Medical/Dental College against 1st Round (upto 5:00 PM, as per server time of the date)
f. Process of Seat Allotment -Round 2
g. Round 2 Result Publication
h. Reporting at the allotted Medical / Dental Colleges against Round 2 (upto 5:00 PM, as per server time of the date)
i. Publication of net vacant seats
j. Fresh Choice Submission & locking of choices by all eligible candidates for round 3 (upto 5:00 PM, as per server time of the date)
k. Process of Seat Allotment - Round 3
l. Round 3 Result Publication
m. Reporting at the Medical / Dental Colleges /Institutions against Round 3 (upto 5:00 PM, as per server time of the date) 

Initial Vacancy Positions for 2013

• Tentative Vacancy Position for MDS
• Tentative Vacancy Position for PG Diploma

Tentative Vacancy Position for PG (MD/MS) Degree

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For More details visit official website of MCC Here