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MD Pathology at AIIMS Gorakhpur Offline Course
36 Months
Full time
5,011Quick Facts
Total Fees 5.01 K | Exam INI CETT | Seats 1 |
Fees Details
General
₹ 5.01 K
Disclaimer: Data for total fees has been calculated based on all years/semesters as provided by the college. The actual fees may vary.
Course Details
MODE
Full timeDURATION
36 MonthsDoctor of Medicine in Pathology is three-year full-time postgraduate course, offered by All India Institute of Medical Sciences Gorakhpur.
Important dates
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INI CETT Result Date (Mode - online) | 22 May'26 - 22 Jul'27 |
Eligibility Criteria
- A minimum period of 6 academic years is the duration for those registering after MBBS degree and completion of one year's compulsory internship. The candidates selected for this course will spend first six months in the super specialties opted for. At the end of six months there will be a departmental examination to assess the suitability of the candidate to pursue training in the super speciality. On successfully qualifying in this assessment, the candidate would proceed to the next phase and this period would be included as a part of the full course. In case a candidate fails to qualify in the assessment or decides to discontinue the course, he/ she would be given a certificate of six months Junior Residency.
- The next phase will consist of a period of one year devoted to a course in principles of surgery. It will consist of pre-determined course of didactic teaching and clinical work concerned with the basic principles of surgery. At the end of this period, i.e. 18 months after selection for the course, the candidates would appear for a qualifying examination in the basic principles of surgery. The examination would be conducted jointly by the Departments of Surgery and the super speciality to which the candidate belongs. The candidate must pass this examination before he/she is permitted to appear in the final examination.
- A candidate shall become eligible to appear for final examination at the end of five years. He/She can also appear for the final exam at the end of 5½ or 6 years as well. However, in any case, the period of registration will remain six academic years which is mandatory.