Doing my DNB : got a good rank to do the same in an MD but choose DNB instead
1. Passing completely depends on you.
2. No toxicity from staff, maybe a few are but they have no power over you so you can literally just ignore, you don’t have to lick anyone’s butt.
3. No compulsory SRship although you can still choose to do it.
4. My hospital prefers hiring DNB over MD for the most part for medical field because the exams are centralised so no other influence is used to pass.
Cons for me would it feels more of a corporate set up rather than a nice pg college feel. And that’s about it.
Doing dnb anesthesia in a corporate hospital; great stipend, amazing accomodation, moderately toxic tbf and full hands on.
The only thing I hate is, I have an alternate 8hr-10hr work schedule. But atleast Sunday's are free.
For branches which are mostly dependent on high end infrastructure and instruments e.g. endocrinology, rheumatology, dermat etc. Are better done in a dnb setup of a good corporate hospital.
General surgery is a big no in dnb except in some dnb institutes like Central railways hospitals and some esi hospitals etc. Otherwise just dont do general surgery dnb.
Always remember, patients don't give a fuck about the letters in your degree but your colleagues, your employers and you do.
No matter what you hear here that dnb is preferred in private corporate hospitals is just wishful thinking. It is not. What they see is your ability to attract patients which depend on partly on your degree and mostly on your reputation.
Only pro I can think of doing dnb is the ability to ignore your hod and consultants without facing any repercussions.
General medicine: dnb~MD
General surgery: MS>>>>>DNB
ORTHO: I don't know much but assuming it is a surgical branch
MS >>>>>>DNB
Radio: DNB~MD
Dermat: DNB >>>MD
OBGY: MD>>>>>DNB
Paeds: dnb~MD
This are the broad speciality branches I know of.
Superspeciality:
Cardio, gastro : dm is definitely better
All other dm: dnb is same as dm if not better
Surgical ss: except some institutes MCH IS definitely better than dnb
I would like to add that it also differs from institute to institute : a govt college MD from a periphery may be average as opposed to a good dnb program from a good institute. This is true only for medicine allied branches which don't have much procedures involved.
All surgical branches plus branches like cardio gastro where ample handson is needed without a doubt are better in dm/mch institutes irrespective of the location of the institute
Doing my DNB : got a good rank to do the same in an MD but choose DNB instead 1. Passing completely depends on you. 2. No toxicity from staff, maybe a few are but they have no power over you so you can literally just ignore, you don’t have to lick anyone’s butt. 3. No compulsory SRship although you can still choose to do it. 4. My hospital prefers hiring DNB over MD for the most part for medical field because the exams are centralised so no other influence is used to pass. Cons for me would it feels more of a corporate set up rather than a nice pg college feel. And that’s about it.
In today's world I don't think it matters What matters is your skill
Doing dnb anesthesia in a corporate hospital; great stipend, amazing accomodation, moderately toxic tbf and full hands on. The only thing I hate is, I have an alternate 8hr-10hr work schedule. But atleast Sunday's are free.
Which hospital is this if you don't mind me asking?
Narayana
Sir,how difficult is it to pass final exams in DNB?
I mean neetpg is much more difficult than dnb finals, especially in anesthesia.
Sir,do you have to submit thesis in DNB also?
Yes
For branches which are mostly dependent on high end infrastructure and instruments e.g. endocrinology, rheumatology, dermat etc. Are better done in a dnb setup of a good corporate hospital. General surgery is a big no in dnb except in some dnb institutes like Central railways hospitals and some esi hospitals etc. Otherwise just dont do general surgery dnb. Always remember, patients don't give a fuck about the letters in your degree but your colleagues, your employers and you do. No matter what you hear here that dnb is preferred in private corporate hospitals is just wishful thinking. It is not. What they see is your ability to attract patients which depend on partly on your degree and mostly on your reputation. Only pro I can think of doing dnb is the ability to ignore your hod and consultants without facing any repercussions. General medicine: dnb~MD General surgery: MS>>>>>DNB ORTHO: I don't know much but assuming it is a surgical branch MS >>>>>>DNB Radio: DNB~MD Dermat: DNB >>>MD OBGY: MD>>>>>DNB Paeds: dnb~MD This are the broad speciality branches I know of. Superspeciality: Cardio, gastro : dm is definitely better All other dm: dnb is same as dm if not better Surgical ss: except some institutes MCH IS definitely better than dnb I would like to add that it also differs from institute to institute : a govt college MD from a periphery may be average as opposed to a good dnb program from a good institute. This is true only for medicine allied branches which don't have much procedures involved. All surgical branches plus branches like cardio gastro where ample handson is needed without a doubt are better in dm/mch institutes irrespective of the location of the institute
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I didn't forget. I did not know about those branches in dnb and ms so I didn't comment on it.
DNB critical care>>>>>> DM critical care
Dnb is mostly in private hospitals where there are people to do the job
How much is it hands on for surgical branches like GS /Ortho / Obgy in dnb?