Hello,

To get into the oncology branch at AIIMS after MBBS , follow these steps:

1. Complete MBBS: Graduate with a strong academic record.
2. Qualify NEET-PG/INI-CET: Prepare and secure a high rank in the INI-CET (Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test).
3. Choose MD/MS: Opt for MD in Radiotherapy, MD in Internal Medicine, or related fields, as oncology specialization is offered at the post-MD/MS level.
4. Pursue DM: After MD, qualify for a super-specialty entrance exam to pursue DM in Medical, Surgical, or Pediatric Oncology.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

To specialize in oncology after MBBS at AIIMS, you need to pursue a Master's program in Oncology, typically through an MD (Doctor of Medicine) or DNB (Diplomate of National Board) in Radiotherapy or Medical Oncology. You must clear the AIIMS entrance exam for post-graduate programs (MD/MS), which is highly competitive. After completing the course, you can work as a specialist in oncology.

Hope this helps you,

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Hello there,

If you want to specialize in oncology after completing MBBS at AIIMS, here’s how you can do it:

1. Do an MD in a Related Field: Start with an MD in Internal Medicine or Radiotherapy. These fields give you the foundation needed for oncology.

2. Super-Specialize with a DM: After your MD, you can apply for a DM in Medical Oncology at AIIMS. Admission is through a competitive entrance exam.

3. Consider Research: If research interests you, AIIMS offers PhD programs in oncology-related fields.

How to Get Started:

Prepare for AIIMS entrance exams for MD, DM, or PhD programs.

Check the AIIMS website regularly for updates on application dates and eligibility requirements.

Tips:

Talk to faculty or current residents in the oncology department—they can give you valuable advice.

Be ready to put in the hard work since admissions are tough and competitive.

With determination and preparation, you can pursue your dream of becoming an oncologist at AIIMS.

Hello,

To specialize in oncology after MBBS at AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), you need to follow these steps:

Crack the INI-CET Exam

The Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test (INI-CET) is the entrance exam for postgraduate courses (MD/MS) at AIIMS and other premier institutions.

Prepare thoroughly for INI-CET as oncology is a highly competitive branch.

Aim for a top rank to secure a seat in MD programs at AIIMS.

Pursue an MD in a Relevant Field

To specialize in oncology, you can pursue:

MD Radiotherapy (Radiation Oncology)

MD General Medicine (followed by DM in Medical Oncology)

MD Pathology (for Oncopathology specialization)

MD Pediatrics (for Pediatric Oncology)

Choose the field depending on your interest in clinical, radiation, or medical oncology.

Hello

To pursue an Oncology branch after MBBS at AIIMS, you need to specialize in either Medical Oncology, Surgical Oncology or Radiation Oncology.

1. Crack INI-CET to secure MD/MS in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics (for Medical Oncology), General Surgery (for Surgical Oncology) or Radiotherapy (for Radiation Oncology).

2. Complete the MD/MS course with a focus on oncology-related cases.

3. Qualify AIIMS-SS for DM (Medical/Radiation Oncology) or MCh (Surgical Oncology).

4. Gain research experience and publish oncology related papers .

Hope this helps you .

To get the oncology branch after MBBS at AIIMS Medical College, you need to first complete an MD in Internal Medicine, then take the entrance exam for the DM (Doctor of Medicine) in Medical Oncology, which is a super-specialty course offered at AIIMS; essentially, you need to first pursue an MD in Medicine and then specialize in Medical Oncology through a DM program.

After completing your MD in Medicine, take the Institute of National Importance Super-Specialty Entrance Test (INI-SS) to gain admission into the DM (Medical Oncology) program at AIIMS.

All the best