"The Threat to Pulmonology Careers: NMC’s New Guidelines and Their Impact"

[@prashantkumar-uw7xr]

In India quacks with no degrees are running clinics but the genuine ones are suffering (just see latest events of 2024 year neet ug 2024 controversy, neet pg 2024 discrepancies and delay after delay already 1 yr session back of already long years field, RG kar and several violence cases, and now this step vs Respiratory medicine,EMD by NMC)

[@mohdrizwanullahkhan1511]

Genuine doctors maximum time idiots rehte, 10% doctors actually patient ka sochte baaki chutiye mechanical kaam krte ye hua to ye denge, and diagnose krke dene baad b proper treatment nai dete ego aajata beechme

[@amitkumar17152]

Thank u so much sir,for clearing all the doubts 🙏🙏

[@CriticsYouBOY]

Will NMC do anything right Earlier PMR and Emergency med was included later removed Now Resp is removed Later Pre and para will be removed : Ayurveda will be included

[@DheerajMasapu]

Ha haa

[@official.rajarshidutta]

Hello sir. Could you please make a detailed video on the prospect of DM cardiology 10 years down the line: total patient load , saturation intier 2 city, whether one can flourish without interventional cardiology fellowship, earning and private practice potential , cost of setup in tier 2 city, work life balance and recognition . It would be really helpful for many like me who are thinking of taking up Internal medicine and then cardiology. Thanks in advance.

[@dr.agambhatia6575]

Where is this pdf available?

[@rahulmuruga863]

Sir can you give an updated view on Emergency medicine? I have seen your old video, but an update sir

[@anubhabmoulik7257]

Sir, please make a video on the current scenario and probable future for DM/DrNB infectious diseases.

[@lethargicguy3374]

Thankyou sir. Was planning to take up either internal medicine or respiratory medicine. Rank isn't allowing a decent int medicine college so was focusing on DNB respiratory medicine. But all these controversies really got me anxious on what to do. Because the other option would be surgical which i wasn't really interested in. Thanks to you. Got to see the bigger picture. And also sir is DM cardiology still possible after respiratory medicine??

[@NiranjanDev-ff1wl]

DM infections diseases is possible. Donnow about Cardio

[@NiranjanDev-ff1wl]

i think u can

[@sumangalnayak8900]

Is there any scope that md respiratory medicine course may be removed in pg curriculum also?

[@DheerajMasapu]

No way.

[@sumangalnayak8900]

@DheerajMasapu thank you Sir. I was highly tensed if I should take this subject in pg or not and I was quite interested.

[@darshanjagodana7885]

Same goes for EMD sir? Is it safe to take emergency medicine?

[@rosthomas880]

Sir, is MD Respiratory medicine from India considered as a valid postgraduate degree in Australia, in case if I plan to move to Australia to work as a pulmonologist? I asked this since I heard that MD Resp. Med. is a subspeciality rather than a speciality .

[@vyshnavirajeev1142]

Hello Sir, I am going to finish DNB respiratory medicine and i would like to go to an arab nation for which I need 3 years of experience. What would be your suggestion for these 3 years? Will 1 year fellowship be included in 3 years of experience or do I have to work for another 3 years after finishing fellowship?

[@dhananjaymante1828]

Sir if I do DTCD and 2 ' DNB respiratory should I practice in my rural area as a pulmonologist and critical care specialist in my own set up

[@DheerajMasapu]

Yes

[@dhananjaymante1828]

@@DheerajMasapu sir ur channel is like CME All important updates and knowledge is feed here 😊

[@dhananjaymante1828]

Keep it up sirra. My councelling is going on if I alloted any seat I ll contact u . So many of students knowing about branches and future prospectus

[@DheerajMasapu]

Welcome and meet me in Aster Whitefield after you take up a seat.

[@dhananjaymante1828]

@@DheerajMasapu yes definitely

[@DRSumit96]

What if i take pulmonary med and set up our own clinic, what ur advice

[@kunalkalani7621]

Hello Sir, is Pulmonology a feeder branch for DM Cardio in both INI and NEET SS as of now and are there any chances that it may be removed in future?

[@DheerajMasapu]

It will not be removed but new departments might not come, but court verdict is pending

[@Alpha_phoenix98]

Sir which branch to choose between pulmonary medicine and general medicine. Confused because pulmonary medicine is kind of end branch working on a particular organs like superspecialities whereas general medicine has lot to know like jack of all trades but have to write neet ss again to get in superspeciality.

[@PreetSingh-yp5et]

There is a channel called as Dr Avyakt Agrawal please ask this question to him. He would help you. Md Medicine is better as it has more jobs. Though pulmo is end branch with super speciality but it is not having more jobs

[@afterdark2023shorts]

Bro pulmonology is also good if you know skills you are in the system

[@vishalmohan3920]

Take MD pulmonary medicine and side by side prepare for MRCP(Genral Medicine) at the end of 3 years you hold both general and pulmonary so you still have wide scope

[@nickblue11]

DM pulmonary medicine specialist will eat MD respiratory/chest medicine

[@vishalmohan3920]

@@nickblue11 there is nothing lik DM pulmonary medicine can do which MD can't it's all about how you experience that's it

[@dhananjaymante1828]

Or private practice also have some therat

[@fredjoe8767]

sir please make a video about nuclear meedicine.. thank you

[@samsilasi9649]

Sir can you upload a video about scope of Anesthesia Md in india for a 1st gen doctor

[@chandiraganth.n3161]

Hai sir, thankyou so much for making videos, its very helpful for guys like me who are not really from medicine background❤ Sir, i got 2.9k rank sir, i have interest in respiratory medicine and gen med, would u recommend me taking md pulmo in main cities or md gen med in peripheral clg?

[@nicolerodrigues618]

I’m in the same dilemma. How are u deciding..

[@annebraggs]

sir my neet rank is 9 k which will be a better choice dnb med or md pulmo regarding future opportunity?

[@DheerajMasapu]

DNB medicine opens more opportunities

[@DheerajMasapu]

DNB medicine opens more opportunities

[@kishanjotaniya8783]

Same question. And the same rank goes with me.

[@mohdjunaidansari2377]

Can a dr go for dm cardiology after md pulmonary..??

[@kritijha]

Yes

[@Aureus123]

Sir,Can I practice in metros with DTCDand 2 'dnb and eligible for DM cardiology

[@Alpha_phoenix98]

Eligible but poor pathway to choose

[@akhilsai2371]

Sir can you pls elaborate y it is a poor pathway to choose...thanks in advance

[@gouravgupta8635]

2yrs for DTCD + 1 yr for pdcet and counselling + 2yrs for sec. dnb + 3 yr for dm = 9 to 10 yrs ,2 exit exams , and 2 competitive exams.

[@kunalkalani7621]

@@Alpha_phoenix98 why so

[@vineetnagavi3689]

Sir can we enter in uk without mrcp And what about usa sir - do we need to complete usmle all steps compulsorily???

[@DheerajMasapu]

Alternate pathway is there with mle

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

For USA USMLE is must for sure. Coz it's a common Licensing path to become a doctor in US and MRCP is a PG Degree inorder to apply for Speciality training in uK and u can enter as a foundation doctor by appearing for UKMLE OR UKMLA 2 steps

[@kritikakataria529]

Sir please suggest what to choose between MD respiratory medicine and MD Anaesthesia? It’s been 2 months and I am not able to decide the branch sir. Which is better for private practice sir? Plz reply sir.

[@rameshbetageri5203]

Depends on what you want if you are interested in clinical cases and doctor patient interaction go for respiratory medicine otherwise anesthesia is great

[@gurudayalkhare4256]

Res. Medicine

[@NiranjanDev-ff1wl]

How can Anesthesia offer private practice bro?

[@121rahulagarwal3]

Sir is Radiotherapy Is a good branch..??

[@121rahulagarwal3]

Plz help me out bcz i dont waanna to take Anesthesia soo

[@121rahulagarwal3]

Iska future kaisaa h vo bhi btaa denaa plzz...

[@gurudayalkhare4256]

Radiotherapy is upcoming booming branch branch plz take it in comparison with anaesthetia

[@dr.k6619]

Idiots wont even meet a single radiotherapist and do comments. I meet a radiotherapy M.D There are so many bottle necks 1)Getting a job with good pay is tough As the setup is itself costly and it is a referral branch (from surgeon). One would be more intrested in invest in a hospital than radiotherapy unit. Don't think much. 2) you can't have any special medications to prescribe.(medical oncologist will be there).so,you can't set up an o.p on your degree. 3)Low pay scale and slow raise. Anatomy and physiology are better than radiotherapy.Atleast you will be happy in teaching. Meet md radiotherapy person. Don't depend on some random idiot comments. Atleast ask dheeraj sir .

[@121rahulagarwal3]

@@dr.k6619 bro m milaa hu bhut se Radiotherapy walo se sb log shi bta rhe h. Bss pay scale thodaa km h but jhilawat bhi to km h or branch se to. Or branch m scope aage bd hi rhaa h phle hmare area m 1 cancer hospital thaa or ab lgbg 10 ho gye h. So mujhe to thik lgi branch.

[@darktower7252]

Pulmonologist+ Critical care.

[@prajwalgowda1565]

Sir what about cardiology as superspeciality ?

[@dr.shadmbbsdphmasco]

Always have scope no worries but highly competitive and demand is so high and stressful

[@DrWartenberg]

Sir MD ANESTHESIA VS MD RESPIRATORY MED ..... What to choose😅

[@DheerajMasapu]

I did a video

[@gurudayalkhare4256]

Res medicine bro clear winner