Don't take DNB Without Watching This !

[@Boneteacher]

Thank you for watching 💙 It took me a lot of time to research and make this, I will be happy if you can share it with the people who are confused and help them make the right choice ! If you liked the video hit the like button & Subscribe! DNB CLOSING RANKS : bit.ly/3FkbqHA Get in Touch : 📸 Instagram: instagram.com/the_boneteacher/ 😀 Telegram Group: t.me/bonteacherfam 😍 Twitter: twitter.com/boneteacher

[@vvish3397]

🙏🙏🙏

[@bhargavisiddanathi3967]

Sir can u talk about armed forces and related ..admission.s and info

[@Boneteacher]

@@bhargavisiddanathi3967 not my domain of expertise

[@shreyasdhakan4630]

Thank you sir u have given the best advice ever. Like always agony aunt! 😘

[@bhaskart2543]

Much need video at this point This is one of the best video about Ms/MD Vs DNB thank you sir for helping many aspirants who are under confusion at this point of time

[@vyseerx]

I chose to DNB (Pediatrics) in 1993 while it was not very popular like now. I did that in PSG Institute of Medical sciences & Research(Coimbatore )when only MBBS students were there., ours was the very first batch of DNB students in that institution. Luckily for me we had good professors and also the opportunity to teach (to MBBS ) students helped me in preparation for otherwise very tough exam. After having cleared theory in very first attempt, I took extra training in Institute of child health (Chennai), which helped me immensely in clearing the Clinics at AIIMS, New Delhi. After few years of practice -I got an opportunity to train at NYU , New York and the experience in DNB has helped me immensely to get certified by American Board of Pediatrics. As an Associate Professor at a state university in USA, when I look back -I have fond memories of my DNB training . In my opinion it’s at par with MD Pediatrics and is highly valued in west ‘ Middle East as well. My advice to youngsters is to take DNB in your field of interest and you will be glad that you chose it. All the very best in all future endeavors.

[@junior29557]

Sir does NYU give such opportunities even now? What post do we have to apply for?

[@vyseerx]

@@junior29557 Take USMLE steps and apply for residency, that’s what I did !

[@palaniappanmurugappan4515]

Excellent explanation

[@Akhilesh_H]

Thank you sir

[@vishakhashah9144]

I was also passionate about usmle but because of some personal reasons i will have to take up residency here,and i want to do in general surgery so if i want to do fellowship in usa? Do i have same procedure of doing usmle steps & interviews? I will be very grateful to know details

[@Leo-bc1xk]

“If you know your ‘stuff’ you will be kept in the system”

[@Boneteacher]

Absolutely! 💙🐢

[@aneeskurikkal]

I am a physician and accidentally came upon this video after clicking a link in a doctors group. I watched the entire video and would like to appreciate you wholeheartedly for the effort you have taken. This will be useful for many who are caught in the perpetual dilemma of MD Vs DNB. Great work Doctor 👍👍

[@Boneteacher]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@MsAldil]

Hahaha Sir, DNB residents' phones are gonna blow up during their duty nights after this 🤣😂😂😂

[@Boneteacher]

I sure hope so

[@vinayasamskruthi1009]

Sir I saw ur video 1 year ago and that inspired me and persued DNB ophthalmology at aravind eye hospital...I left some government colleges also..I'm now happy with the patient load and my learning curve..I had completed 1 yr of my residency..now I'm able to treat many of the cases and learnt many steps of sics surgery...I'm happy with myself..😊

[@Boneteacher]

You made the right choice my friend!

[@bsskfks2974]

Hey. Fellow pg aspirant here. Would like to know more about your residency. Is it less toxic in aravind hospital

[@simranahuja3557]

Hii! I am planning for the same. Can i contact you? Please!

[@drramankumar5258]

Excellently explained sir. Just missing part is Post MBBS DNB & Post Diploma DNB. You missed to research that the final passing rate for Post MBBS DNB is very low in paediatrics, orthopedics and Radio Diagnosis etc. 80% Instutes having 0% passing rate in Post MBBS DNB Radio Diagnosis exam( please search on Dec 2020 batch result for primary DNB). OSCE exam was easy in the first 2 exam but now it's again tough with few changes like less time for a question(4 against 5 min before), less marks ( 6 marks for a question against 8 marks before), negative marking ( Hanging question) and no use of pen and paper to write-frame short/long cases, directly starting hot sheet type viva has reduced the passing rate for the post MBBS DNB significantly than Post Diploma DNB. And over all passing rate is high of course because of central counseling NEET candidates of top rankers but it is more because of Sec DNB and Post MD/MS candidates not because of Post MBBS DNB candidates. NBE getting no fund from govt and it survive on EXAM FEE so they opt the mode so that maximum candidates fail in first attempt. For your information I give example out of 7 paediatrics all failed in Dec 2020 batch from Deenanth Mangeshkar Hospital ,pune which is excellent >1000 beded Trust hospital. Another example is of Radio Diagnosis of this hospital 2 consecutive batch primary DNB failed in the first attempt but Sec DNB passed. So plz check urself for primary DNB as you are better researcher than me. There is NIL academics in DNB course in 90% of institutes,of course hands on training and other things are there as you told is correct. Thanks sir.

[@junior29557]

That’s a good point, they should separately mention pass rates for primary vs secondary dnb

[@optimusprime8265]

This is the most important thing. Whats the point if dnb is equal to md when you can never clear dnb

[@reduvidbug9217]

People really ignore this part,you can’t have the degree if you don’t pass and you will be just mbbs. In MD if you fail one time still you will be passed in 2nd attempt,not like dnb

[@sudiptaandroid1616]

Extremely well articulated points .

[@VinodKumar-bl1vr]

Don't u think the health care system of this country is worst.. Full of reservations and politics Lack of proper training, no research facility, no proper funding, low pay, gruelling working hrs for residents... No strict working hrs set by medical council....

[@melvinsamson5684]

Agreed. India's the worst country to become a medical doctor in

[@drtathagat2521]

Reservation balance mentally sick society.

[@sohinidatta94]

I watched it at 0.75x wid my dad. Can't thank you enough for the more than enough energy you put in for turtles like us. It feels good to have a mentor sir. Thank you. We need u.

[@Boneteacher]

Thank you and best wishes to you and your dad

[@nikzhillagarwal1013]

DNB students will never get married was by far the best

[@Boneteacher]

😁

[@dr_amulya8381]

HahhA

[@sonamdeshpande7281]

@@dr_amulya8381 don't laugh. are you ready to marry DNB guy like me ?? ❤️😀

[@vishwakaran9020]

@@sonamdeshpande7281 im ready🤣🤣

[@shinchannohara2924]

@@sonamdeshpande7281 yes

[@den01231]

It's myth I am in corporate hospital since last 15 years for patient anyone who reduces suffering will be respected

[@Boneteacher]

Indeed, patient wants help and anyone irrespective of the degree up for it will be valued in the end.

[@aishwaryabhattacharya8215]

Sir the seat matrix is out generals are suffering like hell ... 38% seats only for general ..... Help us... Please stand by us ... 😭

[@shalinparikh4657]

You can try MLE or PLEB

[@Dr.snehilshukla]

Noone can explain like this. Few seniors never respond when we ask them. They always talk bad about DNB. Sir kindly tell what we can do if we pursue diploma

[@shiwanisharma5605]

I am a third year dnb gyne resident .... looking back ..I realise ... I made the right decision , I had to always be a gynecologist so why delay the process and get stuck in neet pg. .. and pass percentage is subjective ..as a medical student we all are in here to study , eventually everyhthing works out

[@alkakushwaha4538]

Hey maam which institute..as m also thinking of opting for dnb obg but confused coz will not be getting gud dnb institute due to rank..

[@obstressed1193]

Hello mam, can you please tell from where you are pursuing DNB

[@Boneteacher]

Best wishes …

[@medigk1798]

Mam pls tell about your institute

[@dr.tarunnanda5588]

Which institution ma’am

[@rh3465]

I did my MD from a good govt institution. Its not like somebody will teach you there everything. But we used to have weekly thrice seminars and discussions for one hour in morning before op started. That is its not zero academics in Govt colleges. Best part about govt colleges are u get to deal with ur patients from the very first day you join. U see patients, when i have doubts, u ask about what to do next for that patients to ur professors. Thats how u learn to manage. Howmuch ever u study on paper, once u pass out, ur confidence comes with treating more and more patients, decide the plan of treatment urself. For that as MD/MS u get more individual oppurtunities. If u cannot get Ur desired MD/MS in a good college, then only go for DNB.

[@badrikrishnasswami192]

I am a parent and your video is very insightful. Your service is a service to the society

[@Boneteacher]

Thank you 🙏🏼 hope you find the guidance for your child.

[@aasimtahir6867]

Being a non EWS general, I would gladly go for DNB 🤞🏻

[@coolsurgeonintown]

Take whatever u like. U will be doing 5-6 more degrees after that 😂 that’s the scenario today.

[@vimalpv3311]

Thankyou sir nd Hope you’ll make a video abt “orthopaedics as a career “ too. 😍

[@Boneteacher]

its the best ....

[@Deepika-cj8bz]

you have a answered all the never ending queries in our heads thank you so so much sir❤🙏 will research well before joining sir. we love you so much sir🥺❤🙏

[@Boneteacher]

Thank you, best wishes

[@shubhamparashar1246]

Micdrop moment by sir...this will surely end all myths surrounding DNB

[@Boneteacher]

i tried my best !

[@dr_amulya8381]

Truee

[@DrUditJayant]

Agreed sir. However, clinical cases in DNB are atypical & findings dont make sense to a candidate who have not regularly seen complicated cases. This time 17% was pass rate in theory & that’s terrible for ORTHO. In PGI also, we are not taught and on the contrary, jipmer is superbly academic. Learning is not spoon fed but nil effort from institute makes it look even worse. But love the OBJECTIVE Pattern of DNB exam.

[@anjaliverma1960]

Thank you so much sir for clearing all doubts..🥰💐 The last line is something I always keep saying to myself and others. With MD ms DNB or diploma whatever it is we r going to add something not losing.🎊🎉

[@Boneteacher]

All the best

[@rahulbagul2706]

Demystified all myths ! Amazing video with zero bias 👌🏻

[@Boneteacher]

Thanks

[@arshadmemon4590]

Sir I am from Gujarat and pursuing mbbs in rajasthan. For me the main attractive thing about dnb is the fees the amount of fees in dnb course is actually less then 5 lacs per annum but the other side in rajasthan if you want to do a md the fees starts from 15 to 20 lacs per anum. In government colleges the fees are low but we all can't get admission in government.

[@theammadam]

Doing DNB ortho in a corporate hospital. Got trained on skill development center of hospital before doing procedures. Once trained, they gave chances under supervision and for assisting. My 3rd year seniors are getting single chances in emergency cases now. The smooth introduction into surgical field was a real confidence booster for me. 👍🏿 Best thing learning how the networking and marketing ourselves work in the field. Didn't know about this aspect of medicine in medical College

[@Boneteacher]

Thanks for sharing

[@VishalSingh-yo4ex]

May I ask u a question sir....in which hospital u r doing your DNB sir...?

[@theammadam]

@@VishalSingh-yo4ex Ortho, Mims Calicut

[@MsAldil]

How do you "market yourself" in this field?

[@theammadam]

@@MsAldil You need to learn it by seeing first hand. There's so many things. Like, making satisfied patients share the experience in social media, sending a personalized thanking mail discussing case details to every reference, conducting get togethers of trauma victims, making famous YT channels do videos on inspirational patients and showing your face in the video, even paying IT firms to make your name as top Google result for "best orthopaedic of the town" and many more .. these are done only by corporate docs. And it's an integral part of becoming a famous and financially successful doctor in private set-up.

[@anirudhparthiban1560]

Cometh the hour, cometh the man 🔥. Amazing analysis sir. A lot of myths have just been sentenced to death💪🏻

[@Boneteacher]

awesome

[@mirzab52]

One of the best explanation sir. It can't be simplified better than this

[@Boneteacher]

Hopefully it will help the people confused

[@vishwasgarg]

Sir, Please guide me name of some best institutes which offers diploma in orthopaedic

[@AhasBaruog]

Sir I am likely to get DNB Ortho. Can you explain the pros and cons? Please. 🙄

[@sunny-lh7rw]

In esi n railways patient load r gud nd u get cuttings. Bt academics r vry poor . No one is going to teach u anything. No classes no case presentations.

[@Boneteacher]

every thing has pros and cons

[@rajkuma921]

You are getting what really matters that's cutting Academics can still be self

[@purushottamraj383]

Sir please make a video on DNB Family Medicine. A lot of people are being misguided in few telegram group.

[@Kirti-ud2lv]

So do I apply for DNB Obs Gyn? Finally? 😮

[@Fadara-t8x]

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[@ShermanByrd-c9x]

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[@vineethskariah3679]

Advantage of MD/MS: You can get Dnb by just clearing an exam after MD/MS ..And not vice versa..

[@Boneteacher]

That’s no advantage .. also you can’t appear for DNB if you do md from a permitted college …

[@guitardeviloo1]

@@Boneteacher sir could you elaborate what you meant by a permitted seat and vice versa

[@mindyourownproblems]

Boneteacher thank you so much. I didn’t know that

[@genericsuperhero487]

@guitardevil permitted seat means not recognised yet.

[@dr.manoj882]

not agree with you in terms of passing dnb exam..its still worst for primary dnb's specially in ortho radio paeds its doesnt matter how smart you are..if examiner wants you to fail..u will fail

[@iplayyv7sd]

i thought DNB means Drum and Bass 🥲

[@jasminedsouza282]

Hello Sir,Is it possible for me to get clinical dnb seat with 49000 rank and obc-NCL category

[@Boneteacher]

Check the pinned comment to see last year allotments

[@JisanKhan-m2i]

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[@ravitejareddy666]

Sir, I'm a DNB Orthopaedics resident, passing rate is bare minimum, hands on is nothing compared to our MS peers, no ward off before exams, toughest question papers. At the end, MS is lot better and easy to pass compared to DNB ORTHOPAEDICS.

[@Boneteacher]

like i said , depends on where you are doing your DNB ...

[@ravitejareddy666]

@@Boneteacher yeah sir i agree, even though I took admission into a well known trust run hospital, situation is pathetic here, Consultants feel as gods from heaven, and no concern for students at all, many times felt as cheap labour to serve as assistants in OT.. Exam is in December, no sub juniors yet, emergency duties, OT, personal works of consultants.. Hell.. Better to know about the Institute before opting. 🧐

[@kratikaagrawal2441]

Which hospital?

[@vaibhavshirke9181]

What I'd rather suggest you is insted of complaining about 3 years of tenure, focus on exam preparation, once you get degree, you get to practice orthopaedic surgery for rest of your life, make most of it in residancy. Don't compair with anyone else, focus on yourself.

[@dr_amulya8381]

@@ravitejareddy666 omg really! Ekda chstunar miru? Telugu anukunta kada sir miru

[@robbyvikwainwright215]

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[@ratansadangi2427]

Sir, an institution of my interest runs both MD/MS and DNB course. Will a DNB candidate passing out from this institution still have to do 1 year SR ship? For A.prof equivalence. This hospital is less than 500 beds. I will be grateful if you can clarify this point.

[@anilkr7566]

yes

[@drabdulhameedkhan2322]

Very Lucid explanation

[@drp4280]

Eagerly waiting for this... Thank you sir for giving us the genuine insight... 😊🙏

[@Boneteacher]

All the best

[@sanjanadevi2862]

Thank you so much sir for such a detailed information about dnb 😊

[@sambhavchhajed4944]

Sir...can you plzz say something about FCPS??? As it is 3 years course...is it worth doing???what are the future options available for FCPS???can I do superspeciality directly after FCPS??

[@Boneteacher]

its limited to a particular state, so not a national recognition, not sure about SS after also...

[@madhumohan4481]

Thanks for the wonderful video sir ... could you share your words on taking DNB 6 years courses especially why students prefer it a bit lesser and who were the people good to get into those 6 years courses sir

[@Boneteacher]

It’s a big commitment , make it only if your are 💯 sure

[@madhumohan4481]

Thank you sir

[@siddhantbramhane1880]

Sir can you please start motivational videos for USMLE also , I really like the way you inspire. It’ll be very grateful to hear regarding NRMP, how to boost percentile in exams , interview preparations , ERAS application from your side. Your teaching in orthopaedics really helpful in USMLE also.

[@aleka5803]

Sir can u plz make a video Abt taking PSM and doing course in public health..I have heard only bits and pieces Abt this dept and really have no clear idea Abt this course..apart from talking about clinical branches I have not seen anyone talk Abt this course..I really want someone to throw us a light on this course...plz tell us about it sir..it's my humble request 🙏🙏

[@Boneteacher]

You can get in touch with the professors in your medical college or the faculty pursuing those courses..

[@aleka5803]

@@Boneteacher ok sir

[@LouiseFoster-r1o]

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[@tiyashapoddar4202]

Sir I have heard dnb and ms can be done simultaneously. Is this true? If yes, then during neet counselling do we have to choose two seats one for ms and other for dnb? Also if someone choose dnb in first attempt can they appear for neet pg again next year and choose ms? In that case will I be able to continue with both the courses?

[@doctord2897]

Which college does sir work in Mumbai??

[@abdullahalamin4387]

dnb is best because dnb in orthopedics only needs mbbs plus 3 years only 9 years but md in orthopedics need mbbs plus 3 years md general medicine plus md orthopedics total 12 years dnb korte somoy kom lage dnb is best

[@aaquibbagwan4612]

No. For ortho you take 3 year MS ortho or 3 year DND ortho after MBBS. General medicine is an entirely different field.

[@abdullahalamin4387]

@@aaquibbagwan4612 dnb te somoy kom Lage md ms ar tulonay tai dnb best

[@kamalakarshivtarkar6151]

Thanks you very much Sir.I am an parent and relieved from your DNB information.Thanks once again 🙏.

[@shivkant5059]

Dear sir , i have query, govt. Diploma + pdcet v/s DNB in corporate which is batter??

[@sagarchauhan4959]

Sir you know our problems before they occur and always be there to solve them sir I don't have any word by which I can show my gratitude. Sir you are such an angel💓😍👼

[@Boneteacher]

Thank you 💙 Keep me and my family in your prayers.

[@sagarchauhan4959]

@@Boneteacher Sir you are always in my prayers and our all students blessings are with you ,Sir you rock always 🙌🙌

[@kiranrana4796]

Good morning Sir Sir, I want to know if someone resigns from the DNB course in between. Will the person be eligible for the next neet pg exam or will be debarred for next 3 years? Please sir answer my question.

[@kkeerthi4008]

Sir iam doing dnb in govt medical college..it does n't ve md/ms seats. Aftr my completn i ve to do sr r not to become ap

[@Boneteacher]

I have explained in the video. Depends on number of beds in your hospital..

[@spiracticaldoctor7197]

1.5 L per annum???? is there any correction to be done here sir or is it correct???

[@nikhil4909]

Correct

[@user-cl4wl4dh5l]

Sir next time please low the music background volume so that it would be very helpful to listen your each and every words carefully because of that music your voice is low

[@monty036]

Sir have you seen DNB PEDIATRICS RESULTS STILL YOU THINK IT IS OK?? HA HA HA

[@Boneteacher]

Passing DNB is challenging but mostly in your hands, standards are high so study well.. Best wishes

[@rameshwergaykwad6338]

Sir I got AIR 1400 and I belongs to OBC category , FOR general surgery Probably I won't get Delhi colleges so all my seniors and teachers advised me to take KGMC, but I am scared of Bond for 2 years, I thought of taking BHU instead, but I heard cutting and academics is better in KGMU and 2 year bond is not a worthy point for not selecting KGMU Sir what should I do please help

[@tacobell5827]

What did you choose then?

[@dradharshfromthe2ndcolumn631]

Sir, I'm a huge fan of your videos. Sir I'm about to finish my final year, a lot of people tell me cracking neet while doing internship will be extremely difficult and have said multiple confusing things about how to prepare. How should one prepare during internship sir. I'm from an average private medical college sir, I started using marrow from final year. I would be grateful if you can give a clear cut strategy for preparation during internship sir

[@drankithasrinivas8808]

Your videos are very knowledgeable sir.... Have always loved to watch them... Most of my doubts are cleared... Thank you for your efforts sir🙏🏻

[@Boneteacher]

Thank you & Best wishes

[@adishiagarwal1591]

Hello sir! What are your views on the effects of NEXT exam for USMLE aspirants? What should be the study strategy according to you?

[@Boneteacher]

why has it changed ?

[@geoffreythomas6822]

Sir thanku so much sir ...u can read our minds...God bless you..

[@Boneteacher]

Best wishes

[@aa-yo3mc]

THE BEST DNB GUIDENCE🤘🔥🤘

[@Boneteacher]

I’m glad you think so

[@maymay1195]

Sir, a video on thesis/ paper presentation by residents please. How to focus on research work?

[@Boneteacher]

Your seniors can guide you

[@arnavpandyamalhotra2014]

I don’t know yet which branch I’ll get (my choices are Psychiatry, RD, Derma and Pathology ) I just want to be excellent like Sir.

[@dr.vijays7287]

Marketing!!!bargain!!! 😮

[@rameshbabuappikonda1407]

Hi sir, what about a new DNB institution opened this year for DNB .even though old hospital.can we consider it sir?

[@rafiwarsi1307]

Sir, can you please suggest about taking up 6yr courses in dnb. Like DNB neuro, ctvs, or plastic surgery.. Thank you.

[@jeelhingu6691]

Sir my AI rank is 19k Dnb paedia last rank in gujarat is 11k.so any chance to get dnb pedia in gujarat in further rounds?

[@lost..3669]

can you tell me how is dnb dermatology from GMERS Gandhinagar, since you are a resident of Gujarat...??

[@bhavyakilari6747]

Sir can u say about hospital administration md /ms r dnb pros and cons

[@Boneteacher]

will try but best ask your seniors

[@douglasadams1255]

Comment no 2 wohooo plz like 👍

[@Boneteacher]

💙🐢

[@mervinraj4168]

Sir is DNB recognised in UK (CESR pathway?) or Australia( competent authority pathway) or Canada

[@Boneteacher]

Where ever MD is recognised , DNB is also recognised

[@docstarin]

No, as our system of PG does not focus on all aspects of the subject whereas in those countries, it does. E.g, in Ortho, some centres does not have spine cases or paediatrics cases , but in those countries, you have 6 months dedicated posting in spine centres/paediatric ortho centres. Thats why their training is time taking and complete. We end up doing trauma mostly in 95% centres.

[@vishwakaran9020]

Nobody cares in India... Forget about in Uk n USA

[@janatakhan1891]

NOPE. only in 3rd grade India.

[@ishtvibhu]

Thanks for sharing. We the family members of the aspirants also need to know these things.

[@pialimondal1551]

The session is amazing @boneteacher sir. Thank You so very much for putting such a detailed video 🙏.

[@Boneteacher]

Best wishes

[@suchetamarathe4778]

Very very balanced opinion about the degrees and excellent way of explaination shows how excellent teacher you have been 🙏

[@priyadr5346]

U have been a great guider for all of us everytym sir...thankq soo much!

[@dyu9698]

Sir what is the secret of your fluency in english.. You speak so well😊... No' umm' s or 'aaah' s in between.. Clarity of speech is jus amazing 👌

[@Boneteacher]

Thanks, but i think its mostly the magic of video editing ! 😬

[@kumarsudip1327]

Sir, is there bond service after completion of dnb in govt medical cllg or pvt institution????

[@Boneteacher]

No bond in dnb

[@padminikumari1268]

Sir i am marrow student and i have clear neet pg got 350 marks i want to ask u will be able to get seat in obgy through central university counselling pls guide

[@Boneteacher]

Check my previous video for link of cut offs

[@abdulkarim-xk2do]

Background music🎶🎶🎶🎶 very good

[@Boneteacher]

🤩

[@Duke49th]

That was the weirdest Drum'N'Bass Tutorial ever...

[@shilpiraj5545]

Thank you so much sir for thrashing all the myths and negativities 🙌

[@Boneteacher]

Always welcome

[@somyaagrawal9229]

Thank you sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏....You are literally a God personality for every student going through this dilemma!

[@Boneteacher]

All the best

[@rajkuma921]

Abbas sir for PM of India ❤️

[@ranginenihemanth1295]

As you said sir, it's all depends on under whom you are a resident and your dedication for branch... Not degree, not Institute nor hospital...

[@user-pk9xs6fi8x]

This is the best answer for the question. 22:52

[@Boneteacher]

yup

[@mohammedshareef6379]

Thanks for your nice elaboration

[@deeparajiv9630]

Good research and wise guidelines.. Thank you

[@sushmithagovindaraj3492]

After finishing a DNB diploma, for getting the secondary DNB, is there a separate exam or should one has to write Neet/ NEXT again?

[@sandeepsaini-yo5iw]

There's separate exam called pdcet

[@arijitbarman3252]

Sir should I take nuclear medicine in DNB?? Please reply 🙏🙏

[@Boneteacher]

Why not?

[@ksworld7995]

OMG such an amazing explanation about DNB/MD/MS. Thank you so much sir.

[@Boneteacher]

Glad you liked it

[@aish973]

Sir can you please make a video on scope of pre and para clinical MD courses... especially job oppurtunities in medical colleges

[@mananvaid2304]

Sir, Can you please share the link from where you mentioned the future jobs in medical college part?

[@bayilvan]

Sir , I have passion to get MS Degree but my family economy tells me to settle fast and earn.Then , which pg course is fast to complete and start earning

[@DeoAsh]

DNB as no state bonds currently or MS MD from central institutes as they too don't have bonds at the moment

[@akshaybaser5494]

Better take MD general medicine instead of MS surgery. Beacause in MS settlement difficult.

[@tonybabu4127]

Very low passing rate. At the end of the day a degree is very important. In DNB by the time you know you failed, already the dates would have been announced for the next exam and there is very less time to prepare. Remember no study holidays for DNB in majority of the institutions. Even if you get study leave either it will be less or after the course duration extension should be done. Exams are conducted continuously on 4 days and centre might be far. So be very judicious about selecting DNB especially peds and ortho. This is my experience as a DNB resident.

[@spider6226]

Hello sir, Being a UR candidate I'm confused between md in peripheral clg vs dnb in a good Institute for medicine. Kindly guide me sir. Thank you

[@tonybabu4127]

@@spider6226 you need to enquire about the institute in which you are planning to take DNB. Talk to a senior there. Enquire about the pass percentage, academics, study leaves, how strict is thesis work etc. DNB pass percentage for medicine is better than ortho, peds, ENT. So choose wisely.

[@spider6226]

@@tonybabu4127 Thank you sir.

[@sadaf2301]

Sir how is dnb for radiology in term of academics ? I have heard delhi dnb institutes r good in academics for radiology.

[@tonybabu4127]

@@sadaf2301Academics Depends on the institute. You should Ask seniors in the department.

[@chaitanyagupta343]

Dnb from peripheries is worst. I have myself experienced it ! And in esic and railway hospitals there are almost zero academics.

[@Boneteacher]

More work means less time for academics … days of spoon feeding are gone

[@chaitanyagupta343]

@@Boneteacher I don't think labelling teaching/academics as spoon feeding is right ! We need teachers for whole of our life. I think nobody knows it better than you !😇

[@Boneteacher]

@@chaitanyagupta343 you can take it how ever you like … labels don’t change the content nor the reality …

[@chaitanyagupta343]

@@Boneteacher I am taking it as I like, somewhat in a more realistic way I think ! And it's not about labels and content. You being a teacher, saying that days of teaching are gone, that's really absurd !

[@Boneteacher]

@@chaitanyagupta343 I understand what you mean, but your expectations need to be checked and match the reality. Teaching has many forms, the form which is similar to spoon feeding is not something you will see from now onwards … I hope I am clear