1. Doctors of Medicine (M.D.)

1. Anaesthesiology
2. Community Medicine
3. Medicine
4. Obst. Ghnaecology
5. Opthalmology
6. Pharmacology
7. Physiology
8. Radio Diagnosis

2. Master of Surgery (M.S.)

1. Surgery

(i) Duration of Courses:

Two academic years, from the date of admission.

(ii) Session for admission:

Bi-Annually, in the month of April and October. Number of students to be admitted in each session will be according to the Post-graduate teachers in the sociality concerned as per recommendations of Medical Council of India from time to time.

(iii) Syllabus and Method of Training:

Syllabus shall be subject wise form time to time with necessary knowledge of applied basic sciences. Fundamentals of the concerned subject and recent advances with adequate theoretical and practical knowledge of the speciality will be provided. Grades responsibility on the management and treatment of patients and participation in teaching and training programmes of undergraduate students in their subjects will be allowed.

(iv) Examination:

Shall be held twice in a year (April/May and October/November).

It will be consists of two parts :-

Part-A Thesis

Part-B Written Papers (Theory) Clinical, Oral and Practical.

Part-A: Thesis

1. Thesis shall be compulsory and shall embody the candidates own work under supervisor qualified for the purpose as recommended by the Medical Council of India.

2. The protocol of the subjects shall be submitted to a committee consisting of 3 members to be appointed by Dean of admission to the course.

3. After the approval of the plan of the thesis four copies of thesis shall be required to be submitted by the candidate to the University any time 6 months but not later than 3 months prior to the scheduled date of final examination.

4. The acceptance of the thesis shall be a pre-condition for appearance in the final examination (Part-B). In case of objection on thesis, requiring resubmission, the same may be submitted after appearing in part-B but where objection on thesis meant rejection the candidate will not be allowed to appear in Part B till the outcome of fresh thesis.

5. Thesis will be examined by two examiners appointed for this purpose (one Internal and One External).

6. The thesis shall be accepted after unanimous approval of the examiners.

7. The report of examiners on the Thesis will be sent by the Controller Examinations to the candidate at least 1 month before the actual commencement of Part-B examination.

Part-B: Theory

There shall be four papers with three question in each speciality to be answered in three hours. The papers in each speciality will be as follows :-

1. ANAESTHESTIOLOGY (M.D.)

Part-A: Theory Examination: There shall be 4 papers as under:

Paper-I Clinical anaesthesia.
Paper-II Recent advances in Anaesthesiology.
Paper-III Surgery, Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology as applied to anaesthesiology.
Paper-IV Anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology, Pathology and basic sciences as applied to Anaesthesiology.

Part-B: Clinical, Practical and Oral examination.

2. COMMUNITY MEDICINE

Part-A: Theory Examination: There shall be 4 papers as under :-

Paper-I  Basic and Public Health Sciences (Statistics, Social Sciences, Nutrition, Environmental sanitation and Genatics).
Paper-II  Epidemiology and Tropical Medicine (General Principles of opidemiology central of communicable and non-communicable diseases, applied microbiology and medical entomology.
Paper-III  Public Health Administration, General Principles of health planning and Administration, Personal and community health services and occupational health.
Paper-IV  Recent advances in Preventive and Social Medicine.

Part-B Clinical, Practical and Oral examination.

3. MEDICINE (M.D.)

Part-A Theory examination: There shall be 4 papers as under:-

Paper-I Basic Medical Sciences in relation to Medicine.
Paper-II Principles and practice of Medicine.
Paper-III Tropical Medicine, paediatrics and Psychiatry in relation to Medicine.
Paper-IV Medicine in relation to community.

Part-B Clinical, practical and Oral Examination.

4. OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY (M.D)

Part-A Theory Examination: There shall be 4 paper as under:-

Paper-I  Embryology applied Anatomy and physiology, Pharmacology, Pathology, Endocrinology Radiology and Operative Surgery in relation to obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Paper-II Obstetrics and Diseases of New born.
Paper-III Gynaecology.
Paper-IV Applied clinical sciences in relation to obstetrics and Gynaecology and recent advances.

Part-B Clinical, practical and Oral Examination.

5. OPHTHALMOLOGY (M.D)

Part-A Theory Examination: There shall be 4 papers as under :-

Paper-I Applied basic sciences in relation to ophthalmology.
Paper-II Refraction, optic and medical ophthalmology.
Paper-III General Ophthalmology including Public Health aspects.
Paper-IV Ophthalmic Surgery and recent advances.

Part-B Clinical, Practical and Oral examination.

6. PHARMACOLOGY (M.D.)

Part-A Theory Examination: There shall be 4 papers as under:-

Paper-I History of pharmacology, General Pharmacology, Cellular pharmacology, Chemical Pharmacology, Bioapsay and Biostatistics.
Paper-II Pharmacology of ANS/CNS, autocoids and experimental pharmacology.
Paper-III Pharmacology of CVS, Kindney, GI Tract, Respiratory System, Chemother-apeutis
agents.
Paper-IV Recent advances in pharmacology, clinical pharmacology and thraoeutics.

Part-B Practical and Oral examination.

7. PHYSIOLOGY (M.D.)

Part-A Theory Examination: There shall be 4 Papers as under:-

Paper-I General physiology including comparative, ellundar and History of Physiology.
Paper-II Systemic physiology: Cardiovescular, Respiratory, Nervous, system and Special senses and its application in altered conditions.
Paper-III Systemic human physiology: Endocrinology, Reproduction, Digestive system, Block, Body Fluids and Excretions.
Paper-IV Recent advances in Physiology.

Part-B Practical and Oral examination.

8. RADIO-DIAGNOSIS (M.D.)

Part-A Theory Examination: There shall be 4 papers as under :-

Paper-I The basic sciences as applied to Radio-diagnosis.
Paper-II Principles and practice of Radio-diagnosis.
Paper-III Pathology as applied to Radio-Diagnosis.
Paper-IV Physics as applied to Radio-diagnosis Dark Room techniques.

Part-B Clinical, practical and Oral exdamination.

9. SURGERY (M.D.)

Part-A Theory Examination: There shall be 4 papers as under:-

Paper-I Basic Medical Sciences as applied to Surgery including surgical pathology.
Paper-II General Surgery.
Paper-III Surgical specialities as applied to General Surgery and operative Surgery.
Paper-IV Recent advances in Surgery.

Part-B Clinical, practical and oral examination.