Thesis/Dissertation Syllabus, Notes & PYQ for GGSIPU Doctor of Medicine Overview
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Thesis/Dissertation
Overview
Each postgraduate resident will be required to complete a thesis under the guidance of guide/co guide. The objective of thesis is to provide training to the postgraduate in research methodology and techniques including identification of a problem, formulation of a hypothesis, literature review, research design, data collection, data analysis, formulating results and finally writing the dissertation. The dissertation is mandatory as a part fulfillment of the M.D. Course.
Requirements
- Each postgraduate resident will be required to complete a thesis under the guidance of guide/co guide.
- The objective of thesis is to provide training to the postgraduate in research methodology and techniques including identification of a problem, formulation of a hypothesis, literature review, research design, data collection, data analysis, formulating results and finally writing the dissertation.
- The dissertation is mandatory as a part fulfillment of the M.D. Course.
- A professional with a recognized post graduate degree in a relevant discipline, with three years professional experience after obtaining the degree can be a co-guide.
- There is no limit on the numbers of co-guides, but it is expected that they should not exceed three.
- The thesis if required may include a consultant/advisor/s who will be a person/s eminent in the field, who can materially assist in the thesis.
- The final decision about co-guide/s, consultant/s and advisor/s will rest with the guide.
- At the time of thesis submission, the candidate will be required to submit a manuscript ready for publication based on his or her thesis work, or any other research undertaken by him/her during MD training.
- All data and source documents pertaining to the thesis are required to be deposited in the department after the thesis is submitted.