M.D. General Medicine
M.D. General Medicine trains residents in the diagnosis and management of adult medical conditions across a consistently high patient volume throughout the three-year residency. Training includes substantial critical and emergency care exposure, with residents actively managing complex cases in medicine wards, ICUs, and outpatient settings. Access to advanced diagnostic tools supports accurate, evidence-based clinical decision-making across a wide disease spectrum. This intensive clinical grounding forms a strong base for further super-specialisation in fields like cardiology, neurology, nephrology, or gastroenterology.
Programm Details
Duration
3 years
Qualification
MBBS with internship and valid NEET-PG score
Facilities
- The medicine ICU provides critical care exposure for managing serious adult conditions
- Round-the-clock accident and trauma care, ensuring continuous emergency case management experience
- General medicine wards and OPD supporting routine and complex case handling
- Access to advanced diagnostics, including CT, MRI, and Colour Doppler imaging
- Blood Bank access supporting transfusion-related case management and emergency requirements
- Central Research Laboratory available for structured thesis and clinical research work
FAQs
What is patient exposure like?
Patient exposure is very high, given the hospital's large bed strength and strong emergency care services.
Can residents sub-specialise later?
Yes, M.D. medicine is a common and well-recognised route into further DM super-specialities.
Is ICU training included?
Yes, residents receive structured ICU training through postings in the medical ICU.
What is the course duration?
The course duration is 3 years.
How is admission granted?
Admission is granted through NEET-PG and the subsequent UP NEET-PG counselling.
