Hi Athira, 

   Normally the NEET PG couseling is done in March every year.There will be 2 regular rounds and 1 Mop Up counselling round for 50 % All India Quota & For Deemed or Central Universities each. The counselling will be done into the online mode.

According to some sources here is a list of all the documents you need to submit at the time of counseling : 

1. NEET PG Admit Card issued by the National Board of Examination (NBE).
2. The result of NEET PF 2019
3. Marksheet of MBBS or equivalent qualification
4. Provisional Registration Certificate.
5. Class 10th Certificate
6. Birth Certificate
7. ID Proof- PAN Card/ Aadhar Card/ Driving License or Passport
8. Caste/ Disability or Both Certificate (If Applicable)

Hope this helps! All the best ! :) 

Hi,

Honestly speaking, it will not affect you that much. And this is your second identification mark. If your first one is accurate, then you are good to go.

But I would recommend you to change your second identification mark as well.

Identification marks are some identity which will remain there like always. For example- burn mark or scratch mark or something like that.

If you have any other identification mark which is like more profound and always there, I will suggest you to mention that.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Hi Priya,

AIIMS has seen a increase in number of seats by 60 seats in PG with 59 in MD/MS and 1 in MDS because of the implementation of EWS category.

EWS category has been active and implemented from the AIIMS July 2019 PG session itself.

Hence, EWS will stay there in January 2020 AIIMS PG test as well.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Hey Ria

Yes the category certificate number is compulsory  in order to complete the basic formalities of registration. This is because then only you provide your category, and without a proof your claim of being in a particular category will not be accepted. So it would be better if you do it along with the registration.

I hope this helps. Feel free to ask any other queries.

Dear Aspirant 

If you originally belong to general category and by mistake you filled last year obc ncl then definitely you can change your category. But if you belong to Obc category and still you want to appear as general candidate then this is not possible. You can enter in any institute through general category if you don't keep your caste certificate in document verification. 

Good luck for your future :) 

Feel free to ask if you have any further queries. 

Hi Aspirant, thanks for your query.

Yes, you are eligible for the AIIMS exam in 2020. For further details, you can visit the following link for more information:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps!    

Hello Vaishali Gautam, i want you to know this, that in AIIMS post graduation, there is no reservation for any candidate. In post graduation of AIIMS, every candidate, whether from Reserved category or from unreserved category, you have to secure the same rank and have the same cut-offs.

Hey Mayuri.

The online basic registration for the AIIMS PG January session entrance exam started on May 6, 2019. The exam last date for closing of the basic registration date is not provided as of yet. But tentatively the last day to register will be in the Last week of August 2019, for the January Session. Hence it would be suggested to register yourself ASAP if you're interested in taking this exam. You can use the link below for more details regarding this.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-pg-application-form/amp

Best of luck

Hello Ishu,

Preparing for D. M. Infectious disease in AIIMs is really tough and you need to practice questions thoroughly. Virology & Parasitology as well as Bacteriology including TB & Leporasy, pyrexia of unknown origin and their differential diagnosis along with different forms of infectious diarrhoea and pneumonia which ultimately covers the whole Microbiology are to be practiced. The syllabus range could not be even predicted. Questions will be application or clinicaly based.  This also includes latest modalities in the diagnosis and molecular diagnosis of biological and parasitological diseases. You would have 90 minutes for 80 MCQs, you need to just practise these related questions. If you want to gain more than or equal to 50 Percentile, you need to know basics of theory as well as practical.  You must also be aware of the basic procedures of culture in autoclave and along with serological tests, identification of various microbiological specimens and instruments and some readymade tests done for which you have to interpret the result.  You also need to go through Journals to get updated information.

Books to refer:

• . Mandell, Douglas and Bennett’s Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases(Eighth edition 2015). 

• Infectious Diseases (Fourth edition 2016). 
• Harrison’s Infectious Diseases (Second edition 2015). 
• AIDS Therapy (Third Edition 2008). 
• Tropical Infectious Diseases (Third Edition 2011). 
• John G. Barlett. Pocket Book of Infectious Disease Therapy. Lippincort Williams & Wilkins, 2005-06 Thirteenth Edition.
• Principles pathogens and practice. 3rd Edition, Elsiever Churchill Livingston, 2011.
•  Diagnostic Microbiology, 14th edition.
•  W.C. Color Atlas and Textbook of Diagnostic Microbiology, 7th edition.
•  Oxford Textbook of Medicine: Infection. 5th Edition.
• Manual of Clinical Microbiology, 11Th Edition, American Society for Microbiology (ASM Press),
• Diagnostic Medical Parasitology, 6th Edition.
• Patricia tille. Bailey & Scott’s Diagnostic Microbiology, 14th edition.
• Manual of Clinical Microbiology, 2 Vol. 
•  Principles of Respiratory Medicine (section on Pulmonary Involvement in Tropical Diseases).
• Bennett’s Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases, 8th ed, 2 vol. 
• Principles of Critical Care. 3rd Edition.
• Immunology & Serology in Laboratory Medicine, 6th edition.

You must also go through these Journals:

• Clinical Infectious Diseases 
• Journal of Infectious Diseases
• New England Journal of Medicine 
• Lancet Infectious Diseases 
• Journal of Global Infectious Diseases 
• Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology

I hope this helps.

BEST WISHES!