DNB is equivalent to MD in all aspect..even for teaching post and passing DNB is 100 times more tougher then MD and value of DNB is more all over the world.
All DNBs can get and apply job in govt job. I know many professors who are DNB in post graduate . You can easily inquire these things. And yes , DNB exam is very difficult , especially in paediatrics, and orthopaedics , meanwhile passing rate in gen surgery, gynaecology medicine Anasthesia are within normal limit. DNB has no bond system except R&R hospital , and their Pune hospital. Surgical hand is very variable thing even in govt institute , many institutes are just brand names . Branch is for life , do not fall in trap of brand , chose wisely . Inquire wisely . Language is never a barrier . Never worry . Things are different for next gen students . Post MBBS thoda kam sath me aata hai chije , intern me posting ho ke kuch samajh nahi aata . Home town, language etc are very superfluous things. Branch is non negotiable . Social stigma of MD/MS is diff from DNBs . But bond system and enhanced DNB curriculum, exam pattern have changed a lot in last 5 years . Things are changing , time has changed . Life starts actually when you exit from pg or ss branches . War starts then
Sir mentioned about the cost of opening own radiodiagnosis center versus Job, and that he'll be discussing that separately. I have decided for radiodiagnosis MD in a Private College, is it possible to see that part of the discussion? Where is that available? Are there other sources where this information can be found?
@@prajwalbhuyar5622 He might be living in a region where people don't speak Hindi. I'm from Rajasthan, did my MBBS in UP, still many patients used to speak in some form of Hindi that I couldn't understand in second year.
@@prajwalbhuyar5622 so what if patient speaks Malayalam Telugu Kannada or tamil?? Grow up dude we are doctors and we read from English textbooks ..we are not politician to speak Hindi just because major part of India speaks in Hindi
