How To Get Addmission In m.c.h / d.m Medical Superspecialities in india, is it solely on merit basis ?
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I am afraid to say you won't get any relevent information about it on Yahoo Answers. Search out the Google for it, especially search under pages from India.
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Contact the Board of Medical Quality Assurance in  your state or the medical society in your county.   The specific answer varies from one jurisdiction to another.
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Go here and start filling out the form...\n\nhttp://www.upromise.com/vishompg?ax=searchaff-google-vhp&cm_ven=searchaff&cm_cat=google&cm_ite=vhp
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Answering this question is difficult. Nobody in India is having a Complete Up to Date Database of Doctors.\n\nDaily hundreds of Doctors are adding Up.\n\nAlthough you can check the matter with MCI, Ayush etc.
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Some fellowship courses are available in Chennai, India exposing medical graduates to diabetology.Also, M.Sc (Diabetes Sciences) a 3 yr. course with eligibility B.Sc in any branch including B.Sc Nursing is offered by the Health Care Campus of Amrita Instt. of Medical Sciences, P.O:-Elamakkara, KOCHI- 682026(Kerala) India.You can write to the Principal, Medical College in the already mentioned address or E-mail to medicalcollege@aims.amrita.edu   .You may specifically enquire regarding Fellowship in endocrinology and Diabetes, which is open only to medical degree holders. You may visit their website www.aimshospital.org
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Each hospital has its own set of bylaws delineating the categories, but in general it breaks down along these lines:\nActive staff, for those who routinely practice in the hospital;\nCourtesy staff, who may use the hospital on a quite limited basis;\nConsulting staff, which I hope is pretty self-explanatory; and there may be other special categories, for a professor emeritus, for example.\nAssuming an application for active staff, the physician will likely have a long check-list of general and specialty-specific procedures in which to apply for privileges.
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I'm not sure how welfare agencies work in India.  However, the hospital should have some sort of case coordinator or social worker that can help your father and/or your family apply for disability and emergency welfare assistance for housing and food.  How about insurance obtained through your father's workplace?  Any type of long or short-term disability insurance?  Sometimes the company will provide some sort of short-term payment to help temporarily.\n\nGood luck.
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You need to contact you local Health and Human Services Dept in your town or contact the Government. Basically your local welfare office will assign this card to you. You can also ask your ob/gyn and their supposed to have this info available to you upon request.\n\n\ngo online and type in your state.com (www.kansas.com) or org (www.kansas.org) depending on where you live and type in hr on a search engine.
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the cut off wiil be for 300 so u should be having around 294-299 for medical*(mbbs). if u want to join in govt or reputed college for eng u shall hav starting from 265  all the best
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You can visit the site below and click on "Electrol Rolls" and the details are given, i have given the same below:\n\nInclusion of Name in Electoral Rolls\n\nEligibility \nCitizen of India \nNormally residing in the area falling within the Assembly Constituency \nPublic who have attained 18 years of age and above.  \n\nTo whom to apply \nThose eligible persons whose names are not included in the electoral roll of that constituency to apply in Form 6 to the Electoral Registration Officer. \nThose in Chennai city apply to the Zonal Commissioners of the Chennai Corporation. \nThose in Districts apply to the Revenue Divisional Officers. \nThose in Corporation areas in the Districts apply to the Commissioners of Corporations. \nThose in municipal areas in the Districts apply to the Municipal Commissioners. \nThe application (Forms 6) is available in the following link for Inclusion of names in electoral rolls. \n\n\nWhen to apply:\nThe Election Commission announces schedule for annual revision normally in the month of November. Please utilise this opportunity to become a voter. Special Campaigns are also conducted on Second Saturdays and Sundays and fourth Saturdays and Sundays during this month at polling station locations, that is in school buildings nearest to your residence, to ease out the trouble of public in going to the office of the Electoral Registration Officers. Application Form 6 can be obtained from the same place free of cost and given back in the same place after filling up the forms. All the columns in the form must be filled up.\n \nDocument to be produced:\nIt is essential to produce residence proof to ensure that you are living in that constituency. Ration card, Bank passbook, Driving license, Identity cards given by employer or any one of the 16 documents prescribed by the Election Commission for voting can be used for this purpose.\n \nDoes inclusion necessary whenever the residence is shifted? \nYes. Unless your name is included in the Electoral Roll of that Constituency you cannot exercise your vote.\n \nPenal provision in the Representative of People’s act:\nFurnishing wrong information or false information in the form6 is a punishable offence in the under section 31 of the Representative of People’s act 1950 .
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Dharani, you cannot even spell 'Genetics' properly, then how do you expect to do your M Sc in it ?! And you must first have a basic B Sc degree in Zoology, Botany, Agriculture, or Veterinary Science, even to apply ! \n...And who do you think would be waiting for you with the readymade job, as soon as you obtain a pass in your M Sc ?! [Unless you have a rich and vain parent, or a foolish father-in-law !]\nSorry for being rude : But, if you really want a 'good future', you MUST improve your knowledge of correct, and grammatical English first. Then, even without an M Sc, you'll find yourself getting good job offers !
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go to any international groud . \n\n  contact with managment for this . \n\n  they canm help you .. \n\n  for more ... you have talk with authority .  \n\n  With Rgds\n  Raj.......
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MBBS is a degree like other degrees also. But there is a tough competition and bungling in admissions in MBBS.  You were quite eligible to take some competitive test after 10+2.  On the other hand you have decided very late while you have completed graduation as well as post graduation also.  This I am not discussing as a disqualification, rather having a higher qualification, as you would be wating for another 5 years to start with your career, and that too after you get through the competitive examination.  There are some institutions in the South India in which you can get admission by paying a very high capitation fee.  Those institutions, being private, cannot be so reliable.\n\nI know you are an honest lady and can't take recourse to some bungling, as you have come up for some serious and sincere advice about your career.\n\nIf you are really persistent for allopathy and surgery, MEDICAL ENGINEERING will take you to the heights of your career.  You would be able to get all the ins and outs of a surgeon's calibre. Your computer qualification can help you a lot. No tough competition. You can get an easy but highly paid job with some medical equipment manufacturing company, plus getting a chance of research of highly sophisticated and computerised medical machinery and equipments.\n\nBUT, in case you are totally inclined to be a doctor, you can do BAMS, a combined system of allopathy and Ayurveda.  Every thing which is taught in MBBS, will be taught in BAMS.  As a BAMS doctor you would be able to practise both allopathy as well as Ayurveda and Sidha systems of medicies.  Although, in the present set up the BAMS degree is not so popular amongst the public, but, the BAMS doctors, who pracise the allopathy system of medicines are equally successful as an MBBS doctor.  ut being equipped with both the systems you can apply whichever system is more beneficial comparatively. I understand one institute, probably, DAYANAND MEDICAL COLLEGE is being run under the DAV committee.\n\nFor taking up a course in BAMS in Government run Institutes under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, you can try in one such old and prominant Institute named:\nNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AYURVEDA, Madhav Vilas Palace, Amer Road, JAIPUR – 302002 (Rajasthan).  The Institute is an autonomous body under the Government of India, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Department of Ayush.\n\nThere are so many other institutes under the Ministry, the details of which can be found at the following link of the Ministry:\nhttp://indianmedicine.nic.in/html/institutions/augpg.htm\n\nNow a days, career in BDS is also attractive and admissions are not so tough, like MBBS.\n\nHope the information will be quite helpful to you to decide about your career.
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There is some information required to answer this question, firstly what type of entry are you permanent or short service, for short sevice officers there is a special quota alloted by UPSC, if however you are a permanent commisioned officer you will be in the general category and pass on your merit thereafter apply for change again through the army channels. You can visit the UPSC site for details.
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Ohh it was tough to locate on internet but i found it.\n\nMBChB \n\nBachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery/Chirurgery\n\nAll medical degrees in the United Kingdom are undergraduate degrees (just as Bachelor of Science, BSc is). They are usually called 'Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery', however at Southampton it's just called 'Bachelor of Medicine'. They are abbreviated to MB BS, MB ChB, MB, BM BS, MB BChir etc. All of these are the same, so don't get hung up on qualifications! Following graduating with our MB ChB (or whatever) we are called doctors. This is an honorary title, as we do not have a postgraduate doctoral degree such as a PhD. However, in some specialities it is necessary to have a postdoctoral degree. Most medical degrees in the UK lead to provisional registration with the General Medical Council. However, there are some private medical schools which don't, so be aware. Some medical students also leave university with extra qualifications such as BSc (Hons), BA (Hons) or BMedSci (see below). \n\nhttp://www.wanttobeadoctor.co.uk/main.php?page=4
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One of my friends had similar problems like you, and he spoke to the dean of University of Texas Medical Branch. Her response was that each case is an individual based decision, based on how its related to the medical field and what your age was etc.etc. So if I were you, I would contact the school before you apply, and ask about their policy and opinion.
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I am not sure if recently some changes happen but as far as I remember Arjunsingh is minister of the H.R.D....\n\nBut anyways admissions should be based on qualifications rather just been in some Category and to hold that seat for someone just because they call them self minority  does not make sense and is not fair to deserving candidate...\nIt should be purely only based on credits...