DNB

As of December 11, 2024, the Diplomate of National Board (DNB) in General Medicine program at Apollo MedSkills, Bangalore has a total tuition fee of ?2.25 lakh for the entire duration.The hostel fee is an additional ?60,000.Regarding the cutoff for the DNB General Medicine program, specific details for Apollo MedSkills, Bangalore, are not publicly available. However, for reference, the closing rank for DNB General Medicine at Apollo Hospital, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore in the 2024 counseling was 8,580, with a closing score of 548.Please note that cutoffs can vary annually and between institutions.For the most accurate and up-to-date information on admission criteria, cutoff ranks, and application procedures, it is recommended to contact the admissions office of Apollo MedSkills, Bangalore, directly or visit their official website.

To accurately assess your chances of securing a DNB Transfusion Medicine seat in a government institute with a NEET PG 2024 rank of 36956, you should consider several factors:1. Seat Matrix: * Number of Seats: The number of DNB Transfusion Medicine seats available in government institutes can vary from year to year. * Competition: The level of competition for these seats can fluctuate based on various factors, including the overall performance of candidates in NEET PG.2. Cutoff Trends: * Previous Year Cutoffs: Analyzing previous year's cutoff trends for DNB Transfusion Medicine can provide insights into the expected range for this year. * Expected Cutoff for 2024: Based on the overall performance of candidates and seat availability, you can estimate a rough cutoff range.3. Counseling Rounds: * AIQ Counseling: The All India Quota (AIQ) counseling process plays a crucial role in seat allotment. Your rank will be considered along with the preferences you fill in during the counseling process. * State-Level Counseling: Some states have their own counseling processes, and state-specific quotas may influence seat allotment.To get a more accurate assessment, consider the following: * Use Online Prediction Tools: Many online tools and platforms provide seat prediction based on your rank and previous year's cutoff trends. * Consult with Experts: Seek advice from senior residents, faculty members, or experienced counselors who can provide valuable insights. * Stay Updated: Keep track of the latest information regarding the counseling process, seat allotment, and any changes in the cutoff trends.While it's challenging to provide a definitive answer without knowing the exact seat matrix and competition level for this year, it's advisable to explore all options, including both government and private institutes, to maximize your chances of securing a seat in DNB Transfusion Medicine.

Some of the colleges in India that offer DNB Rheumatology after MBBS include:1. ABG and environs TATA Major/Minor, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi2. Established in 1999, Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore3. National Board of Examinations (NBE), New Delhi conduct various DNB courses in different specialised Hospitals all over India. For the EWS category, the cutoff also dynamically depends on the year, examination level, total number of positions and candidates for admission. Normally, the respective cutoff for EWS category is a little lower than the general category students, but the exact last year cutoff can be found on the website of NBE or the respective college or university. 

Yes, for the DNB (Diplomate of National Board) students, Apollo Hospitals provide true stipend. The allowance is pegged at between Rs 40,000 to Rs 80,000 a month and this depends on the specialisation and the hospital of posting. The one shown above may be slightly adjusted depending on the staff's experience and other factors within the training period. The exposure to myriad cases in addition to the financial aspect makes training at Apollo Hospitals rich by offering case-view clinical training. Regarding the latest stipend information, please it is suggested to get ahold of the hospital specific academic or human resource department that the scholarship is tied to.

Hi, To pursue a DNB (secondary) qualification after completing a Diploma in Psychiatry (DPM), the Diploma needs to be recognised and accepted as part of the eligibility requirements. Currently, it is crucial to verify whether the DPM from Lokmanya Tilak Medical College (LTMMC) meets the specific criteria set by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) for DNB eligibility.For DNB (secondary) in Psychiatry, candidates generally need to have completed a recognised MD in Psychiatry. However, certain diplomas like DPM are sometimes considered as qualifications if they meet the NBE's standards for specialised training. It's advisable to contact LTMMC directly or consult the NBE to confirm if the DPM is a valid entry route for DNB secondary. Thanks.