Thesis/Dissertation Syllabus, Notes & PYQ for GGSIPU Doctor of Medicine Overview

Thesis/Dissertation with associated PG activities, classroom and field learning, field postings, teaching exposure, and research work.

• PG activities should be held at least thrice a week.
• Class room and field learning-
• Self directed: At least twice a week in which the student will present articles, abstracts from journals, seminars, group work, epidemiological and statistical exercises, case studies, family presentation by rotation.
• Lectures: The recognized teachers should take lectures. The frequency of lectures should be once a month. The frequency can be increased upto one a week depending on number of teacher.
• Participation in scientific activities, Participation in Panel, Symposia, details, workshops, conferences.
• Field posting and work
• Posting at subcentres/PHC/CHC/Urban Health Centers: Total period of one year.
• Posting in the hospital for exposure to clinical departments namely Pediatrics, Gynae & Obstetrics etc. for one month.
• Wherever possible work attachment at District Health Office and Directorate of Health Services — One month
• Short duration posting in various camps, melas, public health emergencies, Investigation of epidemics, implementation of National Health Programmes e.g. Pulse Polio, Leprosy etc.
• Visits to various institution of Public Health Importances.
• Teaching exposure: They should conduct group teaching of undergraduate students. Each student must take 30 classes. They should participate in the training programme conducted by department and should conduct few sessions. They should use the techniques of pedagogy.
• Research
• Thesis: The protocol must be submitted within 6 months and completed thesis should be submitted one year before the University examination.
• They should be involved in departmental research projects.
• They should publish at least one paper in scientific journal.
• They should be exposed to computer application, internet, website, Media statistical softwares etc.
• Thesis, to be submitted by each candidate at least 6 months before the date of commencement of the theory examination.