Anatomy | Study of human structures from gross to microscopic level, dissection of human bodies, study of organs and their arrangements. It also involves study from embryos stage to a developed fetus stage, abnormalities etc. | Physiology | Study of normal functions of various body organs, experimental physiology, cellular functions and clinical applications. | Biochemistry | Chemical natures, functions, genetics, body fluids both normal and abnormal, molecular level knowledge, latest hi-tech equipments and their use. | Community medicine | Community medicine plays a major role in preventive measures of diseases and health hazards in the society. |
Phase – II (18 months)Microbiology | Study of microbes, viruses, fungi, etc. that cause diseases in human beings. It also enlightens on the evidence based drug treatment on microbial diseases. | Pathology | This branch of medical science deals with morbid anatoy of deceased organs, microscopic changes that follow a disease, detection of abnormal and cancerous cells etc. | Pharmacology | Study of drugs and their orgin, including its nature, properties and effects on living organisms, it studies and evaluates the drugs potential therapeutic value and throws light in the discovery, composition, identification, biological / physioogical effects and use of drugs. | Forensic medicine | The branch of medical science that uses medica knowledge for legal purposes, to enhance credibility of evidences. | Community medicine | Community medicine plays a major role in preventive measures of diseases and health hazards in the society. | Phase – III (12 months) | Oto Rhino Laryngology [E.N.T] | Study of diseases in head & neck, ear, nose and throat and its management. | Ophthalmology | Study of diseases of eye and its management by medical and surgical means. | Community medicine | Community medicine plays a major role in preventive measures of diseases and health hazards in the society. |
Phase – IV (18 months)General Medicine | A major branch of clinical study involving the diseases, its pattern, manifestation and therapeutics. It also involves the critical care management of emergency situations. | General Surgery | Concerned with diseases that can be managed by surgical means and the various types and methods of surgical procedures. | Obstetrics & Gynaecology | A branch of medicine that deals with the diseases and hygiene and health of women, reproductive physiology, childbirth and care of the mother. | Paediatrics | Deals with child health in general and exclusively deals with diseases affecting children and adolescence. | Psychiatry | Deals with mental health of individuals and management of such patients. | Dermatology | A branch of medicine concerned with the study of diseases of skin and its treatment. | Radiology | A branch of health science dealing with diagnositc modalities of x-ray, ultrasound, CT scan, MRI. It also deals with radio therapeutic measures. |
Phase – V (12 months)Internship | Hospital rotational postings in various disciplines. |
Eligibility and Criteria(Indian Students)Education | A pass in 10 + 2 system or higher secondary or senior secondary or Pre Degree Cours ot their equivalents having passed with subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology / (Botany / Zoology) and English individually and with a minimum of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/(Botany and Zoology) taken together. For Indian students the eligibility norms of Medical Council of India (MCI) will apply for quota / reserved category students. | Age | Candidate should have completed 17 years on or before 31st December, of the year of admission to the MBBS Course. | Eligibility for NRIS and those from countries other than India Please refer to the criteria attached to the prospectus. |
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