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Regulations and Rules for Examination scheme leading to Post Graduate
Degree, Diploma and Super specialty Courses in Medical Faculty

1. Nomenclature: Nomenclature of PG courses in the faculty of medicine is given as below.

No. ENGLISH
I. PG COURSES: - M.D. (Doctor of Medicine)
1 Doctor of Medicine (General Medicine)
2 Doctor of Medicine (Pathology)
3 Doctor of Medicine (Microbiology)
4 Doctor of Medicine (Pharmacology)
5 Doctor of Medicine (Community Medicine/ Preventive
and Social Medicine)
6 Doctor of Medicine (Paediatrics)
7 Doctor of Medicine (Radiao-Diagnosis)
8 Doctor of Medicine (Psychiatry)
9 Doctor of Medicine
(Dermatology, Venerology and Leprosy)
10 Doctor of Medicine (Biochemistry)
11 Doctor of Medicine (Forensic Medicine)
12 Doctor of Medicine
(Tuberculosis & Respiratory Medicine)
13 Doctor of Medicine (Physiology)
14 Doctor of Medicine (Anaesthesiology)
15 Doctor of Medicine (Radio-Therapy)
16 Doctor of Medicine (Anatomy)
17 Doctor of Medicine (Hospital Administration)
II. PG COURSES: - M.S. (Master of Surgery)
1 Master of Surgery (General Surgery)
2 Master of Surgery (Orthopaedics)
3 Master of Surgery (Otorhinolaryngology)
4 Master of Surgery (Ophthalmology)
5 Master of Surgery (Obstetrics & Gynaecology.)

III. POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSES

1 P.G. Diploma in Dermatology, Venereology &
Leprosy (D.D.V.L.)
2 P.G. Diploma in Psychiatry (D.P.M.)
3 P.G. Diploma in Paediatrics (D.C.H.)
4 P.G. Diploma in Radio Diagnosis (D.M.R.D.)
5 P.G. Diploma in Anaesthesialogy (D.A.)
6 P.G. Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology (D.G.O.)
7 P.G. Diploma in Public Health (D.P.H.)
8 P.G. Diploma in Forensic Medicine (D.F.M.)
9 P.G. Diploma in Tuberculosis & Chest Diseases
(D.T.C.D.)
10 P.G. Diploma in Orthopaedics (D.Ortho.)
11 P.G. Diploma in Otorhinolaryngology (D.L.O.)
12 P.G. Diploma in Ophthalmology (D.O.)
13 P.G. Diploma in Clinical Pathology (D.C.P.)
14 P.G. Diploma in Diabetology (D.Diabet)
15 P.G. Diploma in Hospital Administration (D.H.A.)
16. P.G. Diploma in Marine Medicine (D.M.M.)
17 P.G. Diploma in Radiation Medicine (D.R.M.)
IV. SUPER SPECIALITY COURSES: - D.M. (Doctor of Medicine)
1 Doctor of Medicine (Cardiology)
2 Doctor of Medicine (Neurology)
3 Doctor of Medicine (Nephrology)
4 Doctor of Medicine (Medical Gastroenterology)
5 Doctor of Medicine (Endocrinology)
6 Doctor of Medicine (Clinical Pharmacology)
7 Doctor of Medicine (Neonatology)
8 Doctor of Medicine (Clinical Haematology)
9 Doctor of Medicine (Medical Oncology)
10 Doctor of Medicine (Reproductive Medicine)
V. SUPER SPECIALITY COURSES: - M.Ch (Master of Chirurgie)
1 Master of Chirurgie (Cardio Vascular &
Thoracic Surgery)
2 Master of Chirurgie (Neuro Surgery)
3 Master of Chirurgie (Pediatric Surgery)
4 Master of Chirurgie (Plastic & Reconstructive
Surgery)
5 Master of Chirurgie (Urology)
6 Master of Chirurgie (Surgical Gastroenterology)
7 Master of Chirurgie (Surgical Oncology)
VI. PG COURSES: - M.SC. - MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
1 Master of science ( Medical Biochemistry)
2. Eligibility for Admission
2.1 MD / MS Degree and Diploma Courses: A candidate affiliated to this university
and who has passed final year M.B.B.S. examination after pursuing a study in a
medical college recognised by the Medical Council of India, from a recognised
Medical College affiliated to any other University recognised as equivalent
thereto, and has completed one year compulsory rotating internship in a teaching
Institution or other Institution recognised by the Medical Council of India, and has
obtained permanent registration of any State Medical Council shall be eligible for
admission.

2.2 D.M and M.Ch Courses:

D.M.: Candidate seeking admission for D.M courses in any subject must
posses recognised degree of MD (or its equivalent recognised degree) in the
subject specified in the regulations of the Medical Council of India from time
to time.
M.Ch : Candidate seeking admission for M.Ch course in any subject must
posses recognised degree of MS (or its equivalent recognised degree) in the
subject specified in the regulations of the Medical Council of India from time
to time.

3. Attendance, Progress and Conduct

3.1 A candidate pursuing degree/diploma course should work in the concerned
department of the institution for the full period as a full time student. No
candidate is permitted to run a clinic/ laboratory/ nursing home while studying
postgraduate course.
3.2 Each year shall be taken as a unit for the purpose of calculating attendance.
3.3 Every student shall attend symposia, seminars, conferences, journal review
meetings, grand rounds, CPC, case presentation, clinics and lectures during
each year as prescribed by the department and not absent himself / herself from
work without valid reasons.
3.4 Every candidate is required to attend a minimum of 80% of the training during
each academic year of the post graduate course. Provided further that leave of
 any kind shall not be counted as part of academic term without prejudice to
minimum 80% attendance of training period every year.
3.5 Any student who fails to complete the course in the manner stated above shall
not be permitted to appear for the University Examinations.

4. Method of Training:
 The training given with due care to the Post Graduate students in the
recognized institutions for the award of various Post Graduate medical
degrees/diplomas shall determine the expertise of the specialist medical
teachers produced as a result of the educational programme during the period
of stay in the institution.
 Every institution undertaking postgraduate training programme shall set up an
academic cell or a curriculum committee, under the chairmanship of a senior
faculty member, which shall work out the details of the training programme in
each specialty in consultation with other department faculty staff and also
coordinate and monitor the implementation of these training programmes.
 The training programme shall be updated as and when required. The
structured training programme shall be strictly followed, to enable the
examiners to determine the training undergone by the candidates and the
Medical Council of India inspectors to assess the same at the time of
inspection.
 Postgraduate students shall maintain a record (log) book of the work carried
out by them and the training programme undergone during the period of
training including details of surgical operations assisted or done independently
(for M.S./M.Ch. candidates).
 The record books shall be checked and assessed by the faculty members
imparting the training.(Proforma attached)
 During the training for degree/diploma to be awarded in clinical disciplines,
there shall be proper training in basic medical sciences related to the
disciplines concerned; during the training for the degree to be awarded in
basic medical sciences, there shall be training in applied aspects of the subject;
and there shall be training in allied subjects related to the disciplines
concerned. In all postgraduate training programmes, both clinical and basic
medical sciences, emphasis is to be laid on preventive and social aspects and
emergency care. Facilities for autopsies, biopsies, cytopsies, endoscopic and
imaging etc., also be made available for training purposes.
 The postgraduate students shall be required to participate in the teaching and
training programme of undergraduate students and interns.
 Training in medical audit, management, health economics, health information
system, basics of statistics, exposure to human behaviour studies, knowledge
of pharmaco- economics and introduction to non-linear mathematics shall be
imparted to the postgraduate students.
  Implementation of training programmes for the award of various postgraduate
degrees and diplomas shall include the following: -

(a) Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)/Master of Surgery (M.S.) -

(i) Basic Medical Sciences: Lectures, seminars, journal clubs, group discussions,
participation in laboratory and experimental work, and involvement in
research studies in the concerned specialty and exposure to the applied
aspects of the subject relevant to clinical specialties.
(ii) Clinical disciplines: In service training, with the students being given graded
responsibility in the management and treatment of patients entrusted to their
care; participation in Seminars, Journal clubs, group discussions, clinical
meetings, grand rounds,and clinico-pathological conferences; practical
training in diagnosis,
Medical and surgical treatment; training in the basic medical sciences, as
well as in allied clinical specialties.
(b) Doctor of Medicine (D.M.)/Master of Chirurgie (M.Ch.) -
The training programme shall be on the same pattern as for M.D./M.S. in
clinical disciplines; practical training including advanced diagnostic, therapeutic and
laboratory techniques, relevant to the subject of specialization. For M.Ch. candidates,
there shall be participation in surgical operations.

(c) Diploma: -
In-Service training, with students being given graded clinical responsibility;
lectures, seminars, journal clubs, group discussions and participation in clinical and
clinico pathological conferences, practical training to manage independently common
problems in the speciality; and training in the basic medical sciences.

5. PERIOD OF TRAINING:
a. The period of training for M.D./M.S. shall be three years including
examination period provided that, in case of student having two years
recognized PG Diploma course in the same subject the period of training shall
be of two years.
b. Period of training for PG Diploma Course shall be two years viz. four
academic terms including examination period.
c. Period of training for D.M./M.Ch. Course shall be three years viz. six
academic terms including examination period.
d. Period of training for M.Sc. course shall be three years viz six academic terms
including examination period.

6. PERIODIC TESTS:
 In case of degree courses of three years duration (MD/MS, DM, MCh.), the
concerned departments may conduct three tests, two of them be annual tests,
one at the end of first year and the other in the second year. The third test may
be held three months before the final examination. The tests may include
 written papers, practicals / clinical and viva voce. Records and marks
obtained in such tests will be maintained by the Head of the Department and
sent to the University, when called for.
 In case of diploma courses of two years duration, the concerned departments
may conduct two tests, one of them be at the end of first year and the other in
the second year three months before the final examination. The tests may
include written papers, practicals / clinical and viva voce.
 Records: Records and marks obtained in tests will be maintained by the Head
of the Department and will be made available to the University.

7. Monitoring Learning Progress

It is essential to monitor the learning progress of each candidate through continuous
appraisal and regular assessment. It not only helps teachers to evaluate students, but also
students to evaluate themselves. The monitoring should be done by the staff of the
department based on participation of students in various teaching / learning activities. It may
be structured and assessment be done using checklists that assess various aspects.

The learning out comes to be assessed should included: (i) Personal Attitudes, (ii) Acquisition
of Knowledge, (iii) Clinical and operative skills, (iv) Teaching skills and (v) Dissertation.

i) Personal Attitudes. The essential items are:

 Caring attitudes
 Initiative
 Organisational ability
 Potential to cope with stressful situations and undertake responsibility
 Trust worthiness and reliability
 To understand and communicate intelligibly with patients and others
 To behave in a manner which establishes professional relationships with patients and
colleagues
 Ability to work in team
 A critical enquiring approach to the acquisition of knowledge
The methods used mainly consist of observation. It is appreciated that these items
require a degree of subjective assessment by the guide, supervisors and peers.

ii) Acquisition of Knowledge: The methods used comprise of `Log Book’ which records
participation in various teaching / learning activities by the students. The number of activities
attended and the number in which presentations are made are to be recorded. The log book
should periodically be validated by the supervisors. Some of the activities are listed. The list
is not complete. Institutions may include additional activities, if so, desired.
 Journal Review Meeting (Journal Club): The ability to do literature search, in depth
study, presentation skills, and use of audio- visual aids are to be assessed. The
assessment is made by faculty members and peers attending the meeting using a
checklist
  Seminars / Symposia: The topics should be assigned to the student well in advance to
facilitate in depth study. The ability to do literature search, in depth study,
presentation skills and use of audio- visual aids are to be assessed using a checklist
 Clinico-pathological conferences: This should be a multidisciplinary case study of an
interesting case to train the candidate to solve diagnostic and therapeutic problems by
using an analytical approach. The presenter(s) are to be assessed using a check list
similar to that used for seminar.
 Medical Audit: Periodic morbidity and mortality meeting be held. Attendance and
participation in these must be insisted upon. This may not be included in assessment.

iii) Clinical skills

 Day to Day work: Skills in outpatient and ward work should be assessed periodically.
The assessment should include the candidates’ sincerity and punctuality, analytical
ability and communication skills
 Clinical meetings: Candidates should periodically present cases to his peers and
faculty members. This should be assessed using a checklist
 Clinical and Procedural skills: The candidate should be given graded responsibility
to enable learning by apprenticeship. The performance is assessed by the guide by
direct observation. Particulars are recorded by the student in the log book.

iv) Teaching skills: Candidates should be encouraged to teach undergraduate medical

students and paramedical students, if any. This performance should be based on assessment
by the faculty members of the department and from feedback from the undergraduate
students

8. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION AND PASSING HEADS:

a) University shall conduct examination at the end of three academic years for
M.D, M.S., D.M., M.Ch. & M.Sc. and at the end of two academic years for
diploma courses. University shall conduct not more than two examinations in
a year, with an interval of not less than four and not more than six months
between the two examinations.
b) M.D/M.S. examination in any subject shall consist of thesis, theory papers
and clinical/practical and oral examination.
c) D.M./M.Ch. examination in any subject shall consist of theory and
clinical/practical and oral examination.
d) Postgraduate diploma in any subject shall consist of theory, practical/clinical
and oral examination.

e) Passing head and standard of Passing: -

There will be two heads of passing: -
(i) Four/Three papers of theory shall form one head of passing
(ii) Clinical, oral, and practical taken together shall form the second head
of Passing.
 (iii) A candidate must pass in both the heads that is the whole examination
at one and in the same attempt. A candidate passing in one head and
failing to pass in the other head will be declared fail and shall not be
entitled to any exemption in the subsequent attempt.

f) To pass a candidate must obtain: -

(i) Fifty percent of the total marks in theory examination (Total of
all the three/four papers must be 50% of the total marks of
theory). and
(ii) Fifty percent of the total marks in clinical, oral and practical
taken together.
g) Declaration of distinction: A successful candidate passing the University
examination in first attempt will be declared to have passed the examination
with distinction, if the grand total aggregate marks is 75 percent and above.
Distinction will not be awarded for candidates passing the examination in
more than one attempt.
9. SCHEME OF THEORY EXAMINATION:
 There shall be four theory papers at M.D./M.S. examinations, of 100 marks each.
 There shall be four theory papers at M.Ch./D.M. examinations, of 100 marks each.
 There shall be three theory papers in Diploma examinations, of 100 marks each.
 There shall be four theory papers at M.Sc. examination of 100 marks each..
 Each Paper shall be of 3 hours duration.

Pattern of Question Paper is same for M.D./M.S./D.M./M.Ch/ M.sc and

Diploma as given below

Q. No. Nature of Questions Division of Marks Total Marks

1. Long Answer Question 1 X 20 20 Marks

2. Long Answer Question 1 X 20 20 Marks

3. 6 SAQs (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) 6 X 10 60 Marks

 Their shall be Three Long answer Questions where the candidate has to attempt any Two out of Three
 Their shall be Eight Short answer Questions where the candidate has to attempt any Six out of Eight
 PAPER WISE DISTRIBUTION OF TOPIC IS AS GIVEN BELOW.
PG COURSES: - M.D.
SN COURSE SUBJECT NAME PAPER NO. & TOPICS
TITLE
1. M.D. GENERAL I. Basic Sciences in General Medicine, Genetics,
MEDICINE and Nutrition.
II. Cardio-Vascular system, Respiratory System
Nephrology, Rheumatology, Immunology,
Infectious diseases, Dermatology.
III. Gastroenterology, Nervous system, Psychiatry,
Hematology, Oncology, Endocrinology,
Miscellaneous.
IV. Recent Advances in General Medicine.
2 M.D. PATHOLOGY I. General Pathology including General
Neoplasia, Immunopathology and
cytopathology.
II. Systemic Pathology including Systemic
Neoplasia.

III. Haematology, Transfusion medicine,

Immunohaematology including Recent
Advances.
IV. Clinical Pathology, Chemical Pathology,
Pathology of infectious diseases, Recent
Advances.
3. M.D. MICROBIOLOGY I. General Microbiology & Immunology

II. Systemic Bacteriology,

III. Mycology & Virology

IV. Parasitology & Recent Advances

4 M.D. PHARMACOLOGY I. Screening and evaluation of drugs (Animal and
Clinical), Clinical Pharmacology, General
Pharmacology, Biostatistics.
II. Systemic Pharmacology
III. Applied Pharmacology including Therapeutics,
Miscellaneous topics (GIT, RS. Autocolds,
vitamins, skin, ocular Pharmacology,
Immunopharmacology, chelating agents, Drugs
and Pregnancy)
IV. Recent Advances.
5 M.D. PREVENTIVE & I.
SOCIAL a. History of Public Health and
MEDICINE Community Medicine.
b. Behavioural sciences and Health
(COMMUNITY
c. Information, Education,
MEDICINE) Communication and Counselling
d. Microbiology including Entomology,
Parasitology and Immunology
e. Environmental health and Ecology,
Public Health Chemistry
f. General Epidemiology, Biostatistics
and Research Methodology
g. Concept of health and disease
II.
a. Diet and nutrition in health and
disease
b. Epidemiology of communicable
diseases and non-communicable
diseases
c. Occupational Health
d. Genetics and Counselling
III.
a. Maternal Health, Child Health, RCH
Demography and Family welfare
b. Cares of special groups viz. school
health, adolescent health and
Geriatrics
c. Care of disabled, Community based
Rehabilitation Tribal Health
d. Public Health emergencies and
calamities
IV.
a. Health and Hospital Administration
b. Health care delivery including
National health programmes
c. Public health legislation
d. Mental health
e. International health
f. Voluntary Health Organisation,
NGO'S
g. Management and Health
h. Health Economics
i. Recent Advances
6. M.D. PAEDIATRICS I. Basic Sciences of Anatomy, Physiology
related to genetic.
II. Neonatology, Social Sciences related to
Paediatrics
III. Systemic diseases in Paediatrics: -
Respiratory Cardiology, C.V.S.,
Neurology, Haematology, Nephrology,
Rheumatology, Immunology, Metabolic,
Gastroenterology, Growth and
Development, Congenital and acquired
disorder of ear, nose, throat and joints,
Endocrine System and Miscellaneous
diseases.
IV. Recent advances in Paediatrics
7. M.D. RADIO- DIAGNOSIS I. Radiation physics, Protective measures &
Physics involving imaging techniques and
related basic sciences e.g. Anatomy,
Physiology and Pathology.

II. Radiological Imaging in congenital &

systemic diseases - I
III. Radiological Imaging in congenital &
systemic diseases - II
IV. Miscellaneous, Radiological procedures,
Interventional Radiology, Recent advances
and newer techniques.

8 M.D. PSYCHIATRY I. Basic Sciences and application

II. Neuro Psychiatry
III. Clinical Psychiatry Part - I
IV. Clinical Psychiatry Part II Recent
Advances
9. M.D. DERMATOLOGY, I. Basic Science in relation to Dermatology,
VENEREOLOGY, Venereology, Leprosy, Cosmetology,
LEPROSY, Dermatosurgery and HIV/AIDS

II. Skin Diseases,

Deramatotherapeutics, Cosmetology and
Dermatosurgery.
III. HIV/AIDS, Venereology and
IV. Recent advances
10. M.D. BIOCHEMISTRY I. General Biochemistry and Instrumentation

II. Metabolism and Nutrition

III. Clinical Biochemistry

IV. Molecular Biology, Biotechnology &

Recent Advances in clinical Biochemistry

11. M.D. FORENSIC I. Applied Basic Sciences

MEDICINE
II. Forensic Path. & Clinical Forensic
Medicine
III. Medical Juris, Relevant Laws, Legal
Procedures
IV. Forensic Toxicology, Forensic Science,
recent advances & Modern Trends.

12. M.D. TUBERCULOSIS I. Basic Sciences - Anatomy, Physiology,

AND RESPIRATORY Pathology, Microbiology, Pulmonary and
MEDICINE OR extra pulmonary T.B., Public Health,
PULMONARY Surgical aspects.
MEDICINE
II. Non-Tubercular Pulmonary Diseases.

III. Internal Medicine as applied to pulmonary

Medicine.
IV. Recent advancement in pulmonary
medicine.
13. M.D. PHYSIOLOGY I. General physiology, Cellular physiology,
Applied Biochemistry, Biophysics and
Biostatistics, History of Physiology,
Comparative Physiology
II. Nerve muscle, Blood, Cardiovascular
system, Respiratory System,
Gastrointestinal system, Renal Physiology.

III. Endocrine, special senses, Nervous system,

Reproductive system
IV. Exercise Physiology, Nutrition, recent
advances, Medical education technology,
stress relaxation, medical ethics & applied
physiology.
14. M.D. ANAESTHESIOLOGY I. Basic Sciences related to Anaesthesia (History,
Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology, Pathology,
Physics, Instrument & Equipments, etc.)
II. Theory & Practice of Anaesthesia
1. Cardio Vascular System.
2. Respiratory System.
3. Neuro Surgery.
4. Obstetrics & Gyanecology
5. Orthopaedics.
6. Ophthalmology.
III. Theory & Practice of Anaesthesia
1. Paediatrics.
2. Renal & Hepatic system.
3. Enorcrines.
4. Haemopoitics.
5. Geriatrics
6. E.N.T.
7. Out Patient Anesthesia & Dental Anaesthesia.
8. Nerve Blocks.
IV. Recent Advances in Anaesthesia. Applied
Medicine in Relation to Anaesthesia.
Theoretical Aspects of pain and pain relief
including postoperative & Cancer Pain.
15. M.D. RADIO THERAPY I. Radiation Physics, Radio biology & Basic
Medical Sciences
II. Principles, Practice & Techniques of Radio
Therapy & oncology
III. Principles & Practice of Chemotherapy &
Radiotherapy
IV. Recent Advances in oncology (Radiotherapy &
Chemotherapy)
16. M.D. ANATOMY I. General and gross anatomy including corresponding
microanatomy and embryology and clinical anatomy
of Head, Face, Neck and Thorax.
II. Gross anatomy including corresponding
microanatomy and Embryology and clinical
anatomy of Abdomen, Pelvis and Perineum and
superior and inferior extremity.
III. Neuroanatomy including corresponding
microanatomy, embryology and clinical anatomy.
IV. Genetics, Radiological Anatomy, Sectional
Anatomy, Clinical Anatomy and Recent Advances.
17. M.D. HOSPITAL I. General Administration and Management in
ADMINISTRATION Hospital Field.
II. Health Administration and Medical Care
III. Hospital Administration and Hospital Planning
IV. Administration of Clinical and Non Clinical
Services and Administration Procedures. Recent
 advances

PG COURSES: - M.S.

SN COURSE SUBJECT NAME PAPER NO. & TOPICS

TITLE
1 M.S. GENERAL I. Basic Sciences: Anatomy, Physiology and Other basic
SURGERY science topics covered in syllabus including
Introduction to Surgery, Basic Surgical Principles.
Wounds, tissue repair and scars. Critical care; fluid,
electrolyte and acid-base balance; blood transfusion.
Nutritional support and rehabilitation. Anaesthesia and
pain relief. Wound infection. Special infections.
Acquired immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Sterile
precautions. Transplantation. Tumours, Cysts, Ulcers,
Sinuses. Plastic and reconstructive surgery, skin
lesions. Burns. Arterial disorders. Venous disorders.
Lymphatic system. Day surgery. Audit in surgery.
Surgical ethics.
II. General Surgery Including Clinical Surgery: Eye and
orbit. Cleft lip and palate, developmental abnormalities
of the face, palate, jaws and teeth. Maxillofacial injuries.
Nose and sinuses. Ear. Oral and oropharyngeal cancer
and procancer. Salivary gland disorders. Pharynx,
larynx and neck. Thyroid gland and the thyroglossal
tract. Parathyroid and Adrenal glands. Breast. Thorax.
Heart and Pericardium.
III. General Surgery Including Subspecialties:
Anastomoses, Oesophagus. Stomach and duedenum.
Liver. Spleen. Gallbladder and bile ducts. Pancreas.
Peritoneum, omentum, mesentery and retroperitoneal
space. Small and large intestines. Intestinal obstruction.
Vermiform appendix. Rectum. Anus and anal canal.
Hernias, Umbillicus, Abdominal wall. Principles of
Laparoscopic surgery.

IV. Recent Advances: Orthopedics: Musculoskeletal

disorders. Fracture and Dislocations - General,
specific. Diseases of bones and joints - infection,
tumours, generalised diseases and chronic joint
diseases, congenital disorders. Wrist and hand. Foot.
Nervous system: Neurological disorders affecting the
musculoskeletal system. Spine, vertebral column and
spinal cord. Nerves. Cranium (Scalp, skull, brain).
Genito -Urinary System: Urinary symptoms,
Investigation of the urinary tract, anuria. Kidneys and
ureters. Urinary bladder. Prostate and seminal
vesicles. Urethra and penis. Testis and scrotum.
2. M.S. OPHTHALMOLOGY I. Anatomy, Physiology and optics of the
eye.
II. Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery.
III. Ophthalmology in relation to medicine
IV. All New Techniques and innovations in
Ophthalmology.
3. M.S. OTORHINOLARYN I. Basic sciences including pharmacology in
GOLOGY relation to ENT and recent advances.
II. Diseases of Ear and Recent Advances.
III. Diseases of Nose and Para nasal Sinuses
and recent advances.
IV. Diseases of Throat, Head and Neck include
Tracheobronchial tree and Oesophagus
Recent Advances.
4. M.S. ORTHOPAEDICS I. Basic and Applied Sciences as related to
Orthopaedics
II. Orthopaedics Traumatology
III. Orthopaedic Diseases
IV. Recent Advances
5. M.S. OBSTETRICS AND I. Basic Sciences in Obstetrics and
GYNAECOLOGY Gynaecology including the diseases of the
newborn.
II. Clinical Obstetrics includes newborn.
III. Clinical Gynaecology.
IV. Recent Advances in Ob/Gy.
 PG COURSES: - D.M.

SN COURSE SUBJECT NAME PAPER NO. & TOPICS

TITLE
1 D.M. CARDIOLOGY I. Basic Medical Sciences as applied to
Cardiology.
II. Principles and practice of Cardiology.
III. Principles and practice of Cardiology.
IV. Recent advances
2 D.M. NEUROLOGY I. Basic Neurosciences
II. Clinical Neurology
III. Applied Neurosciences: Neuroradiology,
Neurophysiology and Neuropathology
IV. Recent advances in Neurology.
3 D.M. NEPHROLOGY I. Basic Medical Science as related to
Nephrology.
II. Nephrology.
III. Medicine and Surgery as related to Recent
advances Nephrology.
IV. Recent advances in Nephrology
4 D.M. MEDICAL GASTRO- I. Basic Medical Science applied
Gastroenterology and Hepatology
ENTEROLOGY II. Clinical Gastro-Enterology and Hepatology,
Pathology & Pathophysiology
III. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopies, Other
interventional procedures related to Gastro-
Enterology and Hepatology
IV. Recent advances in Clinical Gastroenterology,
Liver Diseases, Endoscopies
5 D.M. ENDOCRINOLOGY I. Basic Sciences & applied Endocrinology
II. Clinical Endocrinology
III. Clinical Endocrinology
IV. Recent advances in Endocrinology
6. D.M. CLINICAL I. Basic Clinical Pharmacology including
PHARMACOLOGY Medical Statistics and Pharmacokinetics.
II. Recent advances in clinical pharmacology
and therapeutics
III. General Pharmacological and Methodologies
of clinical drug development, drug
evaluation and clinical trials.
IV. Systemic Clinical Pharmacology including
therapeutics
7. D.M. NEONATOLOGY I. Basic Sciences, Perinatology, Research
Methods, Genetics, and Nutrition.
II. Clinical Neonatology. All body systems
III. Clinical Neonatology, Community
Neonatology, National M.Ch. Programme,
Allied disciplines such as national surgery
phthalmology, Orthopaedics, imaging,
dermatology, Neuro development follow up,
IV. Recent Advances in Neonatology
8. D.M. CLINICAL I. Basic Sciences - Structure function of the
HAEMATOLOGY homoeopathic System, molecular biology
and genetic aspects of haematpoiesis.
II. Laboratory & clinical Haematology
III. Haemato-oncology
IV. Recent advances in Haematology, Haemato-
oncology, & Transfusion Medicine.
9. D.M. MEDICAL I. Basic Sciences, includes cancer biology,
ONCOLOGY Tumor immunology, cancer etiology,
Pharmacology, Radiation Biology, Tumor
Pathology.
II. Principles of Medical Oncology,
Management of solid tumors
III. Haemato-oncology
IV. Cancer Epidemiology, Prevention, Psycho-
oncology, Rehabilitation, Societal Oncology.
10. D.M. REPRODUCTIVE I. Basic Medical Sciences as applied to
MEDICINE Reproductive Medicine
II. Clinical Reproductive Medicine.
III. Clinical Reproductive Medicine.
IV. Recent advances in Reproductive Medicine.
 PG COURSES: - M.Ch.
SN COURS E SUBJECT NAME PAPER NO. & TOPICS
TITLE
1. M.Ch. UROLOGY I. Basic Sciences in Urology
II. Urology
III. Subspeciality of Urology
IV. Recent Advances
2. M.Ch. PAEDIATRIC I. Basic Sciences in Paediatric Surgery
SURGERY II. Systemic including Urology
III. Systemic including Thoracic
IV. Recent Advances
3. M.Ch. CARDIO VASCULAR I. Basic Sciences as applied to CardioVascular &
THORACIC Thoracic Surgery
SURGERY II. Practice of Cardio-Vascular and Thoracic
Surgery
III. Practice of Cardio - Vascular and Thoracic
Surgery
IV. Recent advances in Cardio - Thoracic Surgery
4. M.Ch. PLASTIC AND I. Basic Sciences related to Plastic Surgery
RECONSTRUCTIVE II. Clinical and systemic plastic surgery
SURGERY III. Clinical and systemic plastic surgery
IV. Recent Advances
5. M.Ch. NEURO SURGERY I. Basic Sciences as applied to Neuro Surgery
II. Practice of Neurosurgery
III. Practice of Neurosurgery
IV. Recent Advances in Neuro Surgery
6. M.Ch. SURGICAL I. Gl Anatomy and Gl Physiology (Applied
GASTROENTEROL aspects). Gl Pathology, Immunology,
OGY Biochemistry, Microbiology and Radiology
applied aspects.
II. Clinical Surgical Gastroenterology
III. Clinical Surgical Gastroenterology
IV. Recent advances in surgical Gastroenterology.
7. M.Ch. SURGICAL I. Basic Sciences.
ONCOLOGY
II. Principles of Oncology

III. Clinical practice of Surgical Oncology

IV. Recent Advance in Oncology.

 PG COURSES: - DIPLOMA
SN COURSE SUBJECT NAME PAPER NO. & TOPICS
TITLE
1. D.D.V.L. DIPLOMA IN I. Basic Sciences in relation to
DERMATOLOGY Dermatology, Venereology, Leprosy
VENEREOLOGY Dermatosurgery and HIV/AIDS.
AND LEPROSY
II. Skin diseases, Dermatotherapeutics,
Cosmetology and Dermatosurgery
III.
HIV/AIDS, Venereal diseases and
leprosy.
2. D.P.M. DIPLOMA IN I. Basic Sciences and Application
PSYCHIATRY II. Clinical Psychiatry
III. Recent Advances in Neuro Psychiatry,
Liasion Psychiatry,
3. D.C.H. DIPLOMA IN I. Basic Sciences of Anatomy, Physiology
PAEDIATRIC related to Paediatrics and Genetics.
II. Neonatology, social sciences related to
Paediatric.
III. Systemic disease in Paediatrics Respiratory
cardiology, CVS, Neurology,
Haematology, Nephrology,
Rheumatology, Immunology,
Gastroenterology, growth and
development. Congenital & acquired
disorder of Eye care, Nose, Throat and
joints, Endocrine system and
miscellaneous diseases.
4. D.M.R.D. DIPLOMA IN RADIO I. Radiation Physics, Protective measures
DIAGNOSIS and Physics involving imaging
techniques. Same as M.D.
II. Radiological imaging in congenital and
systemic diseases. (Respiratory system,
Cardio Vascular System, Gastro
Intestinal Tract, Skeletal system, Genito
Urinary system.)
III. Hepato-biliary system, CNS,
Miscellaneous, Radiological procedures
and Interventional Procedures &
Interventional Radiology.
5. D.A. DIPLOMA IN I. Basic Sciences related to Anaesthesia (History,
ANAESTHESIALOGY Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology, Pathology,
Physics, Instrument & Equipments, etc.)
II. Clinical Practice of Anaesthesia.
1. Cardio Vascular System.
2. Respiratory System.
3. Neuro Surgery.
4. Paediatrics
5. Obstetrics & Gynecology.
6. Orthopaedics.
7. Renal & Hepatic System.
8. Ophthalmology.
III. Clinical Practice of Anaesthesia.
1. ENT
2. Endocrines.
3. Geriatrics
4. Outpatient Anaesthesia & Dental Anaesthesia.
5. Critical Care - includes Basic Life Support
(Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation), Post
operative care of all surgical patients,
Management of poisoning, snake bite,
unconscious patients. - Respiratory Therapy.
6. D.G.O DIPLOMA IN OBST. I. Obstetrics including the diseases of newborn.
. & GYNAECOLOGY II. Gynaecology, Gynaecological Pathology &
Operative Gynaecology.
III. Medical and surgical diseases complicating obstetrics
& Gynaecology, social obstetrics &
Gynaecology including M.CH. & F. W.
7. D.P.H. DIPLOMA IN I. A. Biostatistics.
PUBLIC HEALTH B. Principles of dietetics and nutrition.
C. Nutrition Surveys and malnutrition.
D. Microbiology and Medical Entomology.
E. Genetics.
II. A. Public Health administration and Laws
B. Maternal and child Health.
C. Sociology, Psychology and Social
Anthropology
D. Communicable and non- communicable
diseases including epidemiology and
control.
E. General Medicine as related to Public
Health.
III. Diseases of Infancy and Child-Hood, Child
Psychology and Psychiatry, Genetics, Social
Occupational Health and Preventive Paediatrics.
 8. D.F.M. DIPLOMA IN I. Applied Basic Sciences Forensic Science, Recent
FORENSIC Advances & Modern trends.
MEDICINE II. Forensic pathology and clinical forensic medicine
and Psychiatry
III. Forensic Toxicology medical juries relevant laws,
legal procedures.
9. D.T.C.D. DIPLOMA IN I. Basic science - Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology,
TUBERCULOSIOS Microbiology, Pulmonary and extra pulmonary
& CHEST T.B., public health, surgical aspects and recent
DISEASES advances.

II. Non Tubercular pulmonary diseases and recent

advances
III. Internal Medicine as applied to pulmonary medicine and
recent advances
10. D. DIPLOMA IN I. Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology as applicable to
ORTHO ORTHOPAEDICS Orthopaedics.
II. Traumatology and general Surgery.
III. General Orthopaedics
11. D.L.O. DIPLOMA IN I. Diseases of Ear, basic sciences related to otology and
Recent Advances related to Otology.
OTO-RHINO
II. Diseases of Nose and Para nasal Sinuses, basic
LARYNGOLOGY
Sciences related to Nose and Para nasal Sinuses and
recent advances related to Rhinology.
III. Diseases of Throat, Head and Neck including
tracheobronchial tree and Oesophagus and Basic
Sciences and recent Advances related to that.
12. D.O. DIPLOMA IN I. Anatomy, Physiology and Optics.
OPHTHALMOLOGY II. Ophthalmic Medicine and surgery.
III. Ophthalmology related to systemic diseases and
new innovations and techniques in
Ophthalmology.
13. D.C.P. DIPLOMA IN I. General Pathology including Applied
CLINICAL Microbiology and Immunopathology.
PATHOLOGY II. Systemic Pathology and Cytopathology
III. Hematology, Blood Banking, Clinical
Pathology, And Chemical Pathology.
 14. D.D. DIPLOMA IN I. Basic Sciences and Nutrition as applied to
DIABETOLOGY Diabetology
II. General Medicine including recent
advances as applied to patients with Diabetes
III. Clinical Diabetes and recent advances
15. D.H.A. DIPLOMA IN I. Public Health & Medical Care
HOSPITAL II. General Management & Administration.
ADMINISTRATION
III. Administration of clinical & Non Clinical
Services
16. D.M.M. DIPLOMA IN I. Diving Medicine
MARINE MEDICINE II. Submarine Medicine
III. Surface ships and shore support
17. D.R.M. DIPLOMA IN I. Basic Sciences & Instrumentation
RADIATION II. Radio pharmaceuticals & radio immunoassay
MEDICINE III. Clinical Nuclear Medicine

PG COURSES: - M.Sc. - Medical Biochemistry

S.N. COURSE SUBJECT NAME PAPER NO. & TOPICS
TITLE
1. M.Sc. BIOCHEMISTRY I. General Biochemistry and instrumentation
II. Metabolism and Nutrition
III. Clinical Biochemistry
IV. Molecular Biology, Biotechnology & recent
advances in clinical Biochemistry

Note:
 The topics assigned to the different papers are generally evaluated under those
sections, however a strict division of the subject may not be possible and some
overlapping of topics is inevitable as the syllabus of exam is very wide. Hence the
Students should be prepared to answer overlapping topics also.
 No claim of any student shall be considered regarding distribution of topic in
various exam papers.
 Questions on recent advances may be asked in any or all the papers
 10. SCHEME OF PRACTICAL EXAMINATION: -

i) Clinical examination for the subjects in clinical sciences shall be conducted to

test the knowledge and competence of the candidates for undertaking
independent work as a specialist/teacher, for which candidate shall examine a
minimum one long case and two short cases.
ii) Practical examination for the subjects in Basic Medical Sciences shall be
conducted to test the knowledge and competence of the candidate for making
valid and relevant observations based on the experimental/Laboratory studies
and his ability to perform such studies as are relevant to his subjects.
iii) The oral examination shall be through and shall aim at assessing the
candidate's knowledge and competence about the subject, investigative
procedures, therapeutic technique and other aspects of the Speciality, which
form a part of the examination.
iv) The maximum number of candidates to be examined in clinical/Practical and
viva on any day shall not exceed 8 for M.D./M.S. degree, 8 for diploma and 3
for D.M./M.Ch. examinations.
v) All the 4 Examiners will sit together to examine the candidate for long cases.
At least one internal & one external examiner would assess the candidate for
short cases. All 4 examiners will conduct viva voce.

1. M.D. (GENERAL MEDICINE) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -

SN Heads Description Marks Preparation Assessment time

time
1. Long Cases 1Neurology case 1Non- 100 each 45 min each 20 min
Neurology case =200
(Two)
2. Short Cases Of systems other than the 50 each = 15 min each 10 min
(Two) system of long cases 100
3. Viva Radiology (X-Rays, CT, 25 5 min
MRI)
(Four
ECG/Lab investigations 25 5 min
Tables) Therapeutics 25 5 min
Emergencies 25 5 min
TOTAL PRACTICAL 400
MARKS
 2. M.D. (PATHOLOGY) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -

SN. Exercises Maximum Marks

1 Histopathology slides (25 slides, 5 marks each) 125
2 Clinical case 75
3 Haematology & Cytology slides (15 slides, 5 marks each) 75
4 Grossing 35
5 Autopsy 20
6 Histotechniques 15
7 Serology 15
8 Viva Voce 40
Total Marks 400 Marks

Day 1: - i) Clinical case will include

Urine examination 15
Biochemical test-1 15
Haemogram 15
Special haematology test-1 15
Case discussion 15
Autopsy/reconstructed autopsy 20
Gross/Morbid Anatomy 35
Haematology and Cytology Slides - (5 x 15) (6 & 9 slides respectively, five 75
minutes duration for each slide.)
Total Marks 205 marks

Day 2: -
i) Histopathology slides-25 slides 125
(The candidate should be assessed so as to evaluate performance in identifying
common as well as rare lesions). Five minutes duration for each slide.
ii) Serology technique (Including routine serology and Blood Bank techniques) 15
iii) Histopathological Techniques 15
1) Block cutting and staining H & E
2) Special stain 1
iv) Viva Voce: - Student will be examined by all the Examiners together, for 40
Subject knowledge, comprehension, analytical approach, expression and
interpretation of data, and will include discussion related to dissertation.

Total Marks 195 marks

 3. M.D. (MICROBIOLOGY) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -
SN. EXERCISE/VIVA MAXIMUM MARKS
A] LONG EXERCISE BACTERIOLOGY 50
B] SHORT EXERCISES
1 Bacteriology short exercise 30
2 Mycobacteriology/special staining 10
3 Exercise in Virology 30
4 Exercise in Immunology 30
5 Exercise in Mycology 30
6 Exercise in Parasitology 30
7 Serology/Exercise 30
8 Identification of slides 30
9 Microteaching/Pedagogy 30
Total of Short-exercises (B) 250
C] ORAL (VIVA VOCE) 100
TOTAL of A, B, C 400

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3

Long exercise Bacteriology Long exercise Bacteriology Long
Bacteriology (contd.) exercise
Bacteriology Short Bacteriological Short Exercise Identification of slides
Exercise (conclude) Pedagogy
Mycobacteriology Exercise in Mycology Oral (Viva - voce)
Exercise in Virology Exercise in Parasitology Exercise Including on Dissertation
in Immunology
Mycology Exercise Serology Exercise
 4. M.D. (COMMUNITY MEDICINE) PRACTICAL SCHEME : -

SN Heads Marks
1. Family Study: (One) 100
2. Clinico-Social case study (One long case) 100
3. Short case (One infectious Disease) 20
4. Public Health Laboratory Practical 30
5 Problem on Epidemiology and Biostatistics (Six, 5 marks each) 30

6. Spotters (Five, Four Marks each) 20

7. Viva voce 100
Total 400 Marks

1. Family Study: - (One) 100 Marks

One family will be allotted in rural/urban field practice area. Presentation and discussion will
be on the health status of the family and of any case/individual in the family and on factors
that contributed towards maintenance of health and occurrence of diseases; management at
individual, family and community levels.

2. Clinico-Social case study (One Long case) 100 Marks

Basic clinical presentation and discussion of diagnosis, treatment and management of
common communicable or non-communicable diseases/conditions with emphasis on social
and community aspects.

3. Short Case (One infectious Disease) 20 Marks

4. Public Health Laboratory Practical 30 Marks

Staining of smears, interpretation of common serological diagnostic tests, water and milk
analysis or interpretation of given results of any above tests.

5. Problem on Epidemiology and Biostatistics

(Six, 5 Marks each) 30 Marks
Based on situation analysis from communicable or non-communicable diseases, M.CH. &
FP including demography. Environmental health including Entomology and Occupational
Health.

6. Spotters (five, four Marks each) 20 Marks

Identification and description of relevant public health aspects of the spotters/specimen by
the student. Spotters shall be from Nutrition, Environmental Health including Entomology
and Occupational health, M.CH. & FP, Microbiology including parasites vaccines, sera and
other immunobiologicals.

7. Viva Voce: - 100 Marks

Students will be examined by all examiners together, about student's comprehension,
analytical approach, expression and interpretation of data. Student shall also be given case
reports, chart for interpretation. It includes discussion on dissertation.
 5. M.D. (PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS) PRACTICAL SCHEME
Day Heads Particulars Marks
Day 1 Long a)Bioassay: Guinea Pig Ileum/Frog rectum/Rat 200
Exercises colon/Rat uterus/Rat fundus or Intact animal
experiments. - 150 Marks
b) Demonstration of experimental technique and
equipment handling - 50 Marks
Day 1 or Short exercises a) Criticism and comments on research Paper or protocol 100
2 - 50 Marks
b) Human Pharmacology: Demonstration of
Pharmcodynamic techniques and Evaluation of skills
in clinical - 50 Marks Pharmacology and therapeutics
Or
b) Solving Therapeutic problem or criticism of
promotional literature or proprietary Preparations. - 50
Marks
Day 2 Viva voce a) Dissertation presentation and viva - 25 Marks 100
b) Viva-voce examination. - 75 Marks

Total Marks 400

6. M.D. (PEADIATRICS)
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heads Marks
1 Two long cases of 100 marks each 200
2 Two short cases of 50 Marks each 100
3 Viva Voce 100
Total Marks 400 Marks

7. M.D. (RADIO-DIAGNOSIS)
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Topics Marks
Sopt Films (30) 60
Long Case (1) 100
Short Cases (02) (50 Each) 100
Film Reading Session 60
Instruments 30
Viva 50
Total 400 Marks
 8. M.D. (PSYCHIATRY) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -
SN Heads Marks
1 Two Psychiatry Long Cases - 100 X 2 200
2 One Neuro Psychiatry 50
3 One Case Speciality- Child/Geriatric etc. 50
4 Viva voce - 100
Total 400

9. M.D. (DERMATOLOGY, VENEROLOGY, LEPROSY, COSMETOLOGY AND

HIV AIDS) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -
SN Heads Marks
1 One long case 100 x01 = 100
2 Two short cases 50 x 02 = 100
3 Ten spotters 10 x 05 = 50
4 Five hospital slides 05 x 10 = 50
5 Viva 100
Total 400 Marks

10. M.D. (BIOCHEMISTRY) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -

SN Heads Marks
1. Clinical case 1: - 5 Investigations based on the diagnosis of a given 150
case

2. Clinical case 2: - 100

a) Enzyme kinetics - 50 Marks
b) Technique - 50 Marks
(Chromatography/Electrophoresis)
3. Standardization & Interpretation of Quality Control Charts 50
4. Microteaching to judge the skill of teaching 30
5. General Viva voce examination including viva on Dissertation 70
Total 400 Marks
 11. M.D. (FORENSIC MEDICINE) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -
Practical Assignment Heads Marks
Medico-legal autopsies with few cases of Autopsy 75
Histo-pathology; (including autopsies in the
cases of medical negligence, custodial and Grand Viva- 100
sterilization deaths. Injury cases; Alcoholic; Sexual 5 Medico- legal Major 150
offences; Poisoning cases; Age; Exercises - 30 marks
each
Psychiatry; spot autopsy/Exhumation; bones; (Age, Alcohol, Injury,
Weapons; clothing; Wet specimens; Poisons; sexual offense,
Detection of common poisons in Toxicology Psychiatry, Expert
Laboratory. Photographs; X-rays; Laboratory opinion)

exam of Biological trace material evidence; 5 Medico legal lab 50

visit to Scene of Crime; court evidence / Tests - 10 marks
attendance; Awareness of various intensive each (Blood, semen,
care setups & Operation Theatre setups; Hair/fiber clothing
Awareness of & adequate hands on slide.)
experience of relevant medico legal & crime 5 Spotters of 5 25
Laboratory instruments & Equipments; marks each (Bone,
Attending CME / Workshops / Conference; weapon, X-ray,
involvement in UG Teaching; involvement in Poison, Photograph,
medico-legal reorientation / training Specimens)
programmes arranged for inters / medical
officers)
Total 400 Marks

12. M.D. (RESPIRATORY CHEST MEDICINE) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -

SN. Heads Marks
1. a) One Long Case- Examination of Patient- 30 minutes - Evaluation 100
by examiners- 15 minutes
2. b) Two Short case- Examination of Patient - 20 minutes Evaluation 100
by examiners- 10 minutes
3. Oral- each candidate will be examined for- 30 minutes 200
Total 400 Marks
 13. M.D. (ANATOMY)
DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS (PRACTICAL)
Day Heads Particulars Marks
Day 1 Long Case Dissection 100
Short Case Microanatomy - - (5 x 8) 40
Neuroanatomy - Slides
Genetics - Chart - (One) 10
Embryology - Slides - (Two) 10
Histology techniques - Staining, H & E 50

- Use of Microtome
Day 2 Viva/Orals Microteaching 30
Grand Viva soft parts 40
Neuroanatomy 20
Bones, 40
Radiology including CT Scan & MRI, 20
Embryology Models, 20
Surface and Living Anatomy- (Ten Marks Each) 20
Total 400

14. M.D. (PHYSIOLOGY)

DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS (Practical)
Day Heads Marks
Day 1 (i) Human Experiment 50
(ii) Amphibian 50
(i) Mammalian 50
(iv) Haematology 50
(v) Clinical Presentation 50

I) Microteaching 50

Day 2
II)General Viva 100

Total 400 Marks

15. M.D. (ANAESTHESIALOGY) PRACTICAL/CLINICAL SCHEME: -
SN. Heading Heading Marks Time
1 Clinical Case – I Long Case – One 100 100 30 Min
2 Clinical Case - II Short Cases – Two 50 + 50 100 30 Min
3 Viva Voce – I Equipments, X-Rays 60+20+20 100 15 Min
& ECG
4 Viva Voce - II Drugs, investigation, 60+20+20 100 15 Min
charts & laboratory
findings
Total Marks 400

16. M.D. (HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION) PRACTICAL SCHEME : -

SN. Heading Marks
1 One Long Case: -
The question is framed on the planning, Organizing, 100
Staffing, Equipment Management and other
administrative aspects pertaining to the various
departments of the hospital.
2 Two short cases: -
The questions are framed on above administrative 150
aspects limited to a small area/department, of a
hospital including questions on financial
management and inventory control. (75 marks x 2)
3 One spot case : -
It consists of identifying and commenting on the 50
line diagram/ photographs of equipments/ items
used in the hospitals
4 Viva Voce: - 100
Total Marks 400

17. M.D. (RADIOTHERAPY) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -

SN Heads Marks
1. Clinical - Long/Question 100
2. Clinical - Short/Question (50x2) 100
3. Viva & Voce 200
Total Marks 400 Marks
 MASTER OF SURGERY

1. M.S. (GENERAL SURGERY)

PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Headings Marks
Cases: - 200
i) Long Case - (100 Marks)
ii) 2 Short Cases - (50 Marks each)
4 Spots of 15 Marks each - (4 x 15) 60
Ward Round 2 Cases (2 x 20) 40
Viva voce: - 100
i) X-rays - (25 Marks)
ii) Instruments - (25 Marks)
iii) Pathology - (25 Marks)
iv) Operative Surgery -(25 Marks)
Total Marks 400 Marks

2. M.S. (OPHTHALMOLOGY)
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heads Marks
1 Osci 50
2 Demonstration 50
3 Clinical case: - (Fungus (2), external (2)) 200
4 Viva (Dark Room, Appliances, drugs, CT, USG 100
Total 400 Marks

3. M.S. (OTOLARYNGOLOGY & HEAD, NECK SURGERY) PRACTICAL

/CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heads Marks
1. Clinical cases- 300
i) Long case (1 x 150 = 150 Marks)
ii) Short case (2 x 75 = 150 Marks)
2. Viva voce: - 100
i) Surgical Instruments (20 Marks)
ii) Specimen and Osteology (20 Marks)
iii) Audiology (20 Marks)
iv) Radiology including CT Scans and MRI (20 Marks)
v) Operative Procedure (20 Marks)
Total Marks 400
 4. M.S. (ORTHOPAEDICS) PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Heads Marks
Long case- 1 100
2 Short cases- 50 Marks each 100
Spot - 60
Ward round - 40
Viva voce 100
a) Instruments (25 Marks)
b) X-rays (25 Marks)
c) Operation (25 Marks)
d) Specimen & bones (25 Marks)
Total Marks 400

5. M.S. (OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY)

PRACTICAL SCHEME: -
SN. Description/Heads Distribution of Total
Marks Marks
1. 02 Obstetric cases- 1 X 75 1 x 25 100
i) Long case- (75 Marks)
ii) Short case- (25 Marks)
2. 02 Gynaec cases 1 X 75 1 x 25 100
i) Long case - (75 Marks)
ii) Short case - (25 Marks)
3. 5 Spots - (10 Marks each) 5 X 10 50
4. 02 cases Ward round 2 X 25 50
5. 02 Viva Obstetric & Gynaec 2 X50 100
Total Practical Marks 400
 POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA

1. DIPLOMA IN (OTO- RHINO LARYNGOLOGY)

PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heads Total Marks
1. Clinical cases-
i) One Long Case - (1x 100 = 100) 200
ii) Two Short Cases - (2 x 50 = 100 )
2. Viva Voce-
i) Surgical Instruments- (20 Marks)
ii) Specimen and Osteology- (20 Marks) 100
iii) Audiology- (20 Marks)
iv) Radiology including CT Scans and MRI - (20 Marks)
v) Operative Procedure- (20 Marks)
Total Marks 300

2. DIPLOMA IN ORTHOPAEDICS
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Heads Marks
Long case 1 100 Marks
Short cases 2 50 Marks each 100 Marks
Table viva
1. Instruments 20 Marks
2. X-rays 20 Marks 100 Marks
3. Specimen & bones and splints 20 Marks
4. Ward round 20 Marks
5. Operation 20 Marks
Total Marks 300 Marks

3. DIPLOMA IN OPHTHALMOLOGY
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION
Heads Total Marks
Osci 50
Demonstrations 50
Clinical cases 100
Viva 100
Total 300
 4. DIPLOMA IN FORENSIC MEDICINE
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Medico-legal autopsies with few cases of Histopathology; A) Autopsy 60 Marks
Injury cases; Alcoholic; Sexual offences; Poisoning cases;
Age; Psychiatry; spot autopsy / Exhumation; bones; B) Grand 60 Marks
Weapons; clothing; Wet specimens; Poisons: Photographs: Viva-
X-Rays; Laboratory exam of Biological trace material
evidence; visit to Scene of Crime; court evidence / C) 4 Medico- 100
attendance; Awareness of various intensive care setups & legal Marks
Operation Theatre setups; Awareness of & adequate hands Major
on experience of relevant medico legal & crime Laboratory Exercises
instruments & Equipments; Visit to other forensic medicine D) 4 Medico 40 Marks
depts.; Attending CME/Workshops/Conference; involvement legal lab
in UG Teaching; involvement in medico-legal reorientation/ Tests
training programmes arranged for inters / medical officers. E)Examination 40 Marks
Detection of common poisons in Toxicology Laboratory. of Spot
Total Marks 300

5. DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC HEALTH

PRACTICAL / CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Head Marks
a) Socio-clinical case (Family study) 50 Marks

b) Ward case 50 Marks

c) Exercises in Microbiology And Public Health Chemistry 30 Marks

d) Exercises in Epidemiology and statistic 50 Marks

e) Spotters (5 spotters X 4 Marks) 20 Marks

Viva-Voce: - 100 Marks

Total - 300 Marks

 6. DIPLOMA IN CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Day 1: - I. CLINICAL CASE INCLUDE
Urine examination 20 Marks
Biochemistry Exercise-I 20 Marks
Haemogram 20 Marks
Special Hematology Exercise-1 10 Marks
Case discussion 10 Marks
II. MICROBIOLOGICAL EXERCISE
Bacteriology- Gram staining, motility, Culture plating and reporting on next day. 40 Marks
Serology 20 Marks
III. Day 2
Morbid Anatomy (Gross) 20 Marks
Histotechniques-Block cutting and H & E staining 20 Marks
Slides including discussion - 20 slides, 5 minutes duration for each 100 Marks
[Histopathology-10, Cytology (FNAC & Exfoliate)-5, Haematology- 5 slides]
IV. Viva Voce : Students will be examined by all the examiners together about 20 Marks
student's comprehension, analytical approach, expression and interpretation of
data.
Total Marks 300 Marks

7. DIPLOMA IN VENEREOLOGY AND DERMATOLOGY

PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heads Marks

1 One Long Case 100

2 Two Short Cases 50 x 2 = 100

3 Viva 100

Total Marks 300 Marks

 8. DIPLOMA IN OBST. & GYNECOLOGY
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heads Total Marks

1 02 Obstetric cases 100

i) Long Case- 75 Marks
ii) Short Case- 25 Marks
2 02 Gynaec cases 100
i) Long Case- 75 Marks
ii) Short Case- 25 Marks
3 5 spots 10 marks each 50

4 Viva 50
i) Obstetrics 25 Marks
ii) Gynaec 25 Marks

Total 300 Marks

9. DIPLOMA IN PULMONARY MEDICINE : PRACTICAL /CLINICAL

EXAMINATION: -
SN Practical Marks
1. Long Case 100

2. Two Short Case (each of 50 marks) 100

3. Viva voice on four sports (each 25 marks) 100

Total 300 Marks

10. DIPLOMA IN RADIO DIAGNOSIS & IMAGING SCIENCES
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Topics Marks

1 Spot Films (30) 45

2 Long Case (1) 100

3 Short Cases (2x50 marks) Each 100

4 Film Reading Session 40

5 Table Viva, Instruments and Drugs 15

Total Marks 300

 11. DIPLOMA IN HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION PRACTICAL /CLINICAL
EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heading Marks

1 Long Case 100

2 2 Short Cases 100

3 Viva 100

Total 300rks

12. DIPLOMA IN PSYCHATRY: PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

SN Heads Marks
1 Long case in psychiatry 100
2 Two short cases - (50 x 2) 100
a) Psychiatry
b) Neurology/Neuro Psychiatry
3 Viva voce 100
Total Marks 300

13. DIPLOMA IN CHILD HEALTH PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

SN. Heads Marks
1 One Long case 100
2 Two short cases of 50 Marks each One case must be of new born 100

3 Viva 100
Total Marks 300

14. DIPLOMA IN ANAESTHESIALOGY PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION:

Heading Marks
Clinical - Long Case- One 100 = 100

Clinical - Short Cases- Two 50 + 50 = 100

Viva Voce - I Equipments, X-Rays & ECG 30 + 10 + 10 = 50
Viva Voce - II Drugs, investigations, charts & laboratory findings 30 + 10 + 10 = 50
Total 300
 15. DIPLOMA IN RADIATION MEDICINE PRACTICAL /CLINICAL
EXAMINATION: -
Heading Marks
Basic Science Experiment 60
Long Case 60
Short Case 40
Clinical Application Experiment 40
Oral Examination (Project and Grand viva) 100
Total 300

16. DIPLOMA IN DIABETOLOGY

PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

Description Marks Total

Long Case One-Diabetes with multiple complication 100 100

Short Case Two of Concomitants/complications seen in 30 each 60

long cases

Spot Diagnosis Cases or patient pictures 10 each 50

Tables / Viva Imaging and ECG 15 15

Laboratory Methods 15 15

Therapeutics 15 15

Emergencies 15 15

Recent advances 15 15

Defence of journal / project 15 15

Grand Total 300

 1. D.M. (CARDIOLOGY) PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

SN. Heads Total Marks

1. Long case I 100
2. Short cases I, II 150
3. Viva Voce: Thesis 50
4. Viva Voce: Drugs & equipments 50
5. Viva Voce: Interpretation of investigations, Imaging, Recent 50
advances and general viva
Total 400 Marks

2. D.M. (NEUROLOGY) PRACTICAL / CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

Heads Marks
Clinical cases - 1 Long case- 150
2 Short cases- (2 x 75) 150
Viva Voce - Neuro-radiology, 100
Neuro-pathology L Neurophysiology
Total Marks 400

3. D.M. (NEPHROLOGY) PRACTICAL / CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

Heads Marks
Clinical case I 100
Clinical case II 100
Ward round (5 clinical problems) 100
Viva voce
Defense of dissertation- -20 Marks
Gross/microscopic pathology- -20 Marks
Imaging - -20 Marks 100
Recent advances- -20 Marks
General viva History- -20 Marks
Total Marks 400 Marks
 4. D.M. (GASTRO-ENTEROLOGY)
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Heads Particulars Marks

Clinical Case 1 long case 100

3 short cases (40X3) 120
5 spot diagnosis cases (10X5) 50
Viva Defence of dissertation 30
Imaging, laboratory methods, endoscopic techniques and 50
instruments, pathology slides
Recent Advances and Emergencies 50
Total Marks 400

5. D.M. (ENDOCRINOLOGY)
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
1 long or 2 semi long cases (50 x 2) 100

First Day 4 short cases (30X4) 120

5 spot diagnosis cases (10X5) 50

Viva Voce - Defense of dissertation 30

Second Day Imaging, laboratory methods Hormonal assays and spot 50

diagnosis slides

Recent advances and Emergencies 50

Total Marks 400

 6. D.M. (CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY) PRACTICAL /CLINICAL
EXAMINATION: -
Particulars Time Marks

One experimental pharmacodynamic exercise on human subjects 3 Hrs. 75

One experimental pharmacokinetic exercise 3 Hrs. 75
One exercise on study design, protocol writing (Appendix) 1 Hrs. 50
Short problems in therapeutics, pharmacokinetics, statistics, ECG 1 Hrs. 75
and lab report interpretations.
Review and critically comment on a published article From a 30 Min. 25
medical journal
Oral - a) Micro Teaching session 15 marks 15 Min. 45 100
b) Thesis Presentation & discussion 25 marks Min. 60 Min.
c) General viva voce 60marks

Total Marks 400

7. D.M. (NEONATOLOGY) PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

SN. Heads Total Marks
1. Long case I 75
2. Long cases II 75
3. Short cases I, II, III, IV 100
4. Viva Voce: Thesis 50
5. Viva Voce: Drugs & equipments 50
6. Viva Voce: Interpretation of investigations, Imaging, health 50
statistics, Recent advances
Total 400 Marks
 8. D.M. (ONCOLOGY) PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Heads Marks
1. One Long Case
2. Two Short cases 200
3. Ward Rounds
4. Viva Voce: - All examiners will conduct viva- voce conjointly on candidate's 200
comprehension, of data. It includes all components of course contents, in addition candidates
may be also be given case reports, charts, gross specimens, Histo- pathology slides, X-rays,
Ultrasound, CT scan images, etc, for interpretation. Questions on use of instruments will be
asked. It includes discussion on Research also.
Total 400
Marks

9. D.M. (HEMATOLOGY)
PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Heading Marks
1. Long case 50
2. Short cases-2 50
3. Ward rounds-5 cases 100
Viva: - In Hematology the viva would include laboratory work also as 50
follows. 1. Interpretation of lab data
2. Blood banking practical 50
3. Morphology-blood film/bone Marrow 50
4. Viva voce, including thesis 50
Total Marks 400 Marks

10. D.M. (REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE)

PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Heads Particulars Marks

Clinical Case 1 long case 100

3 short cases (40X3) 120
5 spot diagnosis cases (10X5) 50
Viva Defence of dissertation 30
Imaging, laboratory methods, endoscopic techniques and 50
instruments, pathology slides
Recent Advances and Emergencies 50
Total Marks 400
 1. M.CH. (UROLOGY) PRACTICAL/CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heading Marks
1 One Long Case 100

2 Two Short Cases 100

3 Spots (OSCT) 60

4 Ward Rounds 2 cases 40

5 Viva voce: - 100
i) Operative Surgery, Video,
ii) Pathology with Microscopy
iii) Urotyhamics
iv) Radiology MRI/CT

Total Marks 400

2. M.CH. (PAEDIATRIC SURGERY) PRACTICAL/CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

SN. Heading Marks
1 Long Case 50

2 4 Short Cases 100

3 Ward round of 5 Patients 100

4 X- Rays/Instruments/ Specimen/ Operative 100

5 Viva 50

Total 400

3. M.CH. (CARDIO THORACIC SURGERY) PRACTICAL SCHEME: -

SN. Heads Marks
1. Clinical - a) Long case 100
b) Short case 75
c) Ward round & supportive data. 75
2. Viva Voce - Surgical Pathology, Operative Surgery & Surgical 150
Radiology
Total Marks 400
 4. M.CH. (PLASTIC SURGERY) PRACTICAL/CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
Heading Marks
ORAL
1 Long case (45 mins + 30 mins) 100 200
3 short cases (45 mins + 30 mins) 100
CLINICAL 50
Ward rounds 50
PRACTICAL(TABLES)
Instruments 25
Specimens 25 100
Operative chit 25
Radiology 25
Viva 50
Total 400

5. M.CH. (NEUROSURGERY) PRACTICAL /CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

SN. Heading Marks
1 Clinical - a) Long Case 25
2 Short case 25
3 Ward round and supportive data 50
4 Viva Voce - Surgical Pathology, Operative Surgery & Surgical 150
Radiology
Total Marks 400

6. M.CH. (SURGICAL GASTROENTEROLOGY) PRACTICAL/CLINICAL

EXAMINATION: -
SN. Heads Marks
1 Clinical - - One long case 100
- Three short cases 150
-Ward rounds 50
2 Viva - Voce - 100
Total Marks 400

7. M.CH. (SURGICAL ONCOLOGY) PRACTICAL/CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -

SN. Heads Marks
1 Clinical - - One long case 100
- Three short cases 150
-Ward rounds 50
2 Viva - Voce - 100
Total Marks 400
 1. M.SC. MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY PRACTICAL/CLINICAL EXAMINATION: -
DURATION - TWO DAYS
SN. Heading/Particular Marks

1 Clinical Case 150

1:5 investigations based on the diagnosis of a given case
2 Clinical Cases- 2
a) Enzyme kinetics 50
b) Technique hematography/electro phoresis 50

3 Standardization & Interpretation of quality control charts 50

4 Microteaching - To judge the skill of teaching 30

5 General viva voce 70

Total Marks 400

11. GUIDELINES FOR APPOINTMENT OF EXAMINERS:

a) No person shall be appointed as an examiner in any subject unless he fulfils the
minimum requirements for recognition as a post Graduate teacher as laid down by
the Medical Council of India and has teaching experience of 8 (Eight) years as a
Lecturer/Asst. Professor out of which he has not less than 5 (Five) Years teaching
experience after obtaining Post Graduate degree. For external examiners, he should
have minimum three years experience of examiner ship for Post Graduate diploma in
the concerned subject. Out of internal examiners, one examiner shall be Professor
and Head of Department or Head of Department.
b) There shall be at least four examiners in each subject at an examination out of which
at least 50% (Fifty percent) shall be external examiners. The external examiner who
fulfils the condition laid down in clause – a) above shall ordinarily be invited from
another recognized medical college, preferably from outside the State.
c) An external examiner may be ordinarily appointed for not more than three years
consecutively. Thereafter he may be reappointed after an interval of two years.
d) The internal examiner in a subject shall not accept external examiner ship for a
college from which external examiner is appointed in his subject.
e) The same set of examiners shall ordinarily be responsible for the written, practical or
part of examination.
f) The Head of the department of the institution concerned shall ordinarily be one of
the internal examiners and second internal examiner shall rotate after every two year.
 12. THESIS/DISSERTATION GUIDELINES:
Every candidate shall carry out work on an assigned research project under the
guidance of a recognized post-graduate teacher, the results of which shall be written up and
submitted in the form of a Thesis/Dissertation.
Work for writing the Thesis is aimed at contributing to the development of a spirit of
enquiry, besides exposing the candidate to the techniques of research, critical analysis,
statistical methods acquaintance with the latest advances in medical sciences and the manner
of identifying and consulting available literature.
The topic of thesis shall be as selected by the candidate. The institutional ethics
committee (college level) will approve the topic. The title of the topic along with plan of
work not exceeding 500 words in prescribed proforma under intimation to the Dean should
be submitted to the Deputy Registrar (Academics) of the University with the
recommendation of guide/PG teacher within a period of 06 months from the date of
registration or as notified by the University from time to time. Ordinarily the University
shall approve the topic. Unless communicated otherwise within a period of two months from
the date of receipt of plan of work by the University it shall be assumed that the topic of
dissertation is approved and no communication is necessary in the connection. Change of
topic will not be allowed once title is submitted to the University, except with prior
permission of the University.
In case of delay in submission of topic of dissertation and plan of work the period of
training of the candidate shall be extended proportionately for which the entire responsibility
shall be upon the candidate/guide/Dean. University in such has shall not bear any
responsibility for providing facility of training for the extended period.

The dissertation should be written under the following headings:

I. Introduction
II. Aims or objectives of study
III. Review of Literature
IV. Material and Methods
V. Results
VI. Discussion
VII. Bibliography
VIII. Annexure

The written text of dissertation shall be not less than 50 pages excluding references
tables, questionnaires and other annexure. It should be neatly typed in double lines spacing
on one side of paper (A4 size, 8.27" X 11.69") and bound properly. Spiral binding should be
avoided. The guide, head of the department and head of the institution shall certify the
dissertation.
Four hard copies of dissertation along with soft copy on a CD thus prepared shall be
submitted to the Controller of Examination, six months before final examination on or before
the dates notified by the University.
 Examiners appointed by the University shall value the dissertation. Approval of
dissertation work is an essential precondition for a candidate to appear in the University
examination.
Candidate submitting thesis after the last date shall not be eligible to appear in
ensuing University examination even if they are issued hall-ticket/admit card. Thesis once
rejected the candidate will have to appear after six months, after making necessary
modification and resubmission.
To be eligible to be declared as successful in the PG Degree examination, it is
compulsory for candidate to pass in all heads of the examination in the same attempt.
No candidate passing in all other heads of examination will be declared successful
unless his/her dissertation is recommended for acceptance by at least two out of three
examiners appointed to evaluate the thesis/dissertation. Thesis shall be examined by a
minimum of 3 examiners, (Appointed by University) One internal and Two external who
shall not be examiners for theory and clinical. At least two examiners shall approve the same
3 Months before final examination otherwise candidate will lose his 6 months. Result of
thesis should be ordinarily declared after 33 months. In case a thesis is rejected the same shall
be communicated to the candidate along with the reasons for rejection ordinarily prior to the
commencement of theory examination. The thesis shall not contain anything, which can
reveal the identity of the candidate/institution of the candidate. However, it shall contain
certificate issued by the guide countersigned by the Dean, certifying therein that the work
done by the candidate has been carried-out under the supervisor of the guide for his/her entire
satisfaction. This certificate should be independent and should not be attached inside the
thesis.

GUIDE :
The academic qualification and teaching experience required for recognition by this
University as a guide for dissertation work is as per Medical Council of India. Teachers in a
medical college/institution having a total of eight years teaching experience out of which at
least five years teaching experience as lecturer or Assistant Professor gained after obtaining
Post Graduate teachers.
A Co-guide may be included provided the work requires substantial contribution
from a sister department or from another medical institution recognized for teaching/training
by MP Medical Science University, Jabalpur/Medical Council of India. The Co guide shall
be a recognized postgraduate teacher of MP Medical Science University, Jabalpur/Medical
Council of India.

CHANGE OF GUIDE :
In the event of a registered guide leaving the college for any reason or in the event of death of
guide, guide may be changed with prior permission from the University.
 CONTINUOUS EVALUATION OF DISSERTATION WORK BY GUIDE / CO-GUIDE
Name of the Student:
Name of the Faculty/Observer:
Date:
Sl. Items for observation during presentation Poor Below Average Good Very
No. Average 3 Good
0 1 2 4
1. Periodic consultation with guide/co-guide

2. Regular collection of case material

3. Depth of analysis / discussion

4. Departmental presentation of findings

5. Quality of final output

1. Others

Total Score
CONFIDENTIAL VALUATION REPORT OF DISSERTATION/THESIS
Name of the Candidate : ..................................................................................
Enrolment No.________________________________ Roll No. ____________
Title of Dissertation :_______________________________________________
Subject:__________________________________________________________

THESIS EVALUATION CHART

Major Head Criteria Remark

Appropriateness. YES NO
Title Clarity & brevity. YES NO
Justification of the topic. YES NO

Purpose of study. YES NO

Introduction Mention of lacunae in current knowledge. YES NO
Hypothesis, if any YES NO

Relevance. YES NO
Review of Completeness. YES NO
Literature Is it current and up-to-date? YES NO
Citation of reference is properly done or not? YES NO

Type of study mentioned YES NO

Details of subjects. (I.e. cases) and controls. YES NO
Methods Details of materials (for e.g., apparatus used,
YES NO
laboratory tests, etc,) and experimental design.
Procedure used for data collection is upto the mark YES NO
Statistical methods employed, level of significance YES NO
considered.
Statement of limitations. YES NO
Mention of ethical issues involved. YES NO

Logical organization in readily identifiable sections. YES NO

Correctness of data analysis. YES NO
Observations and Appropriate use of charts, tables, graphs, figures, etc. YES NO
results Statistical interpretation. YES NO
Objectivity of interpretation YES NO

Relevance (within framework of study) and

YES NO
appropriateness for data.
Interpretation of implication of results. YES NO
Statement of limitation of interpretation (Mention of YES NO
Discussion
appropriate caution while stating inferences).
Mention of unanswered questions. YES NO
Mention of questions raised. YES NO
Summary and conclusions. YES NO

Whether all required annexure and appendices are

Annexure included, e.g. the clinical Proforma, the YES NO
questionnaire used, etc.
RECOMMENDATION: (Please strikeout whichever is not applicable)

1. Adequate and acceptable

2. Acceptable subject to modifications/corrections & clarifications, (Please

mention reasons and mention sections to be revised before resubmission)

3. Not acceptable for reasons stated bellow.

Reason for 2 or 3
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Date:
Place:
Signature of the Examiner
Name :
Designation:
Address :
Contact Number
E- mail
 Format of the log book for the different activities of the students
Copies may be made and used by the institutions.

LOG BOOK
Table 1 : Academic activities attended
Name: Admission Year:
College:

Type of Activity
Date Specify Seminar, Journal Club, Presentation, Particulars
UG teaching

LOG BOOK
Table 2 : Academic presentations made by the student
Name: Admission Year:
College:

Type of Presentation
Date Topic Specify Seminar, Journal Club,
Presentation, UG teaching etc.
 LOG BOOK
Table 3 : Diagnostic and Operative procedures performed
Name: Admission Year:
College:

Date Name ID No. Procedure Category

O, A, PA, PI*

* Key: O - Washed up and observed

A - Assisted a more senior Surgeon
PA - Performed procedure under the direct supervision of a senior surgeon
PI - performed independently

POSTING SCHEDULE

S.NO. DEPARTMENT/ MONTH AND Remarks Signature of

SECTION YEAR Section /
Department In
charge
From To