DM Nephrology

Overview

• The DM in Nephrology is a specialized postgraduate medical degree that focuses on the diagnosis and management of kidney-related disorders.
• To be eligible for a DM in Nephrology program, candidates usually need to have a recognized medical degree (MBBS) and completed a postgraduate qualification in Internal Medicine or General Medicine (MD or DNB). Some programs may also require relevant clinical experience.
• The curriculum for DM in Nephrology covers a range of topics related to nephrology, including: Renal Physiology and Pathology, Nephrological Investigations, Chronic Kidney Disease Management, Renal Replacement Therapy, Hypertension and Electrolyte Disorders, Pediatric Nephrology, Research Methodology, etc
• DM in Nephrology programs typically involve clinical rotations and hands-on training in hospitals or medical centers with nephrology units. Practical experience is essential for developing expertise in managing a wide range of kidney-related conditions.

Eligibility

• Pass in MD Gen Medicine or MD Paediatrics degree from an Institution / University recognized by National Medical Commission.
• Candidates holding foreign degree must be registered practitioners in the Country from where they have obtained their degree and MUST obtain a temporary registration certificate from National Medical Commission.

Minimum Education