M.D. Anaesthesiology
An M.D. in anaesthesiology trains residents in peri-operative anaesthesia, pain management, and critical care across a wide range of surgical specialities throughout the three-year programme. With access to all 11 major and 6 minor operating theatres plus regular ICU rotations, residents build strong anaesthetic judgement and critical care skills through extensive, hands-on exposure. Structured pain clinic postings further broaden clinical experience beyond the operating room. This comprehensive training prepares residents for independent anaesthesia practice or for further sub-specialisation in critical care medicine.
Programm Details
Duration
3 years
Qualification
MBBS with internship and valid NEET-PG score
Facilities
- Access to 11 major operating theatres supporting extensive perioperative anaesthesia exposure
- Access to 6 minor operation theatres enabling training across shorter surgical procedures
- ICU rotations across departments build strong critical care management skills
- Pain clinic exposure supporting structured training in chronic pain management
- Round-the-clock emergency anaesthesia cover ensures continuous exposure to urgent cases
- Central Research Laboratory available for structured thesis and anaesthesia research work
- Central Library is stocked with anaesthesiology references, journals, and clinical textbooks
FAQs
Do residents rotate through ICUs?
Yes, ICU rotations form an important part of the critical care training in this course.
Is pain management training included?
Yes, pain management training is provided through a dedicated pain clinic.
What is the OT exposure like?
OT exposure is extensive, spanning all 17 operation theatres available within the hospital.
What is the course duration?
The course runs for a total of 3 years.
What is the eligibility?
Candidates must hold an MBBS degree with an internship and a valid NEET-PG score.
