MD Community Medicine

• Must have MBBS (or equivalent) degree recognised by NMC.
• Must have completed the compulsory internship.
• Must have a valid NEET-PG score.
• Apply through the counselling process (both for Delhi quota under GGSIPU and All-India quota via MCC).

NDMC Medical College, established in 2013 under the North Delhi Municipal Corporation, is affiliated with GGSIPU and recognised by the NMC. The MD in Community Medicine is a postgraduate course aimed at cultivating public health professionals who can address population health issues, preventive medicine, epidemiology, health planning & policy, and research. Over three years, students undergo rigorous training involving theoretical coursework, field postings, data analysis, epidemiological studies, health programme evaluation, and community interventions. Clinical exposure comes via its attached hospital (Hindu Rao Hospital), but much of the work involves community settings, public health labs, and interaction with governmental health programmes. This course is ideal for those looking to work in public health departments, NGOs, health administration, research, or academia.

1. Complete MBBS + internship, obtain permanent medical registration.
2. Appear for NEET-PG in the relevant academic year.
3. Once NEET-PG results are declared, register for postgraduate counselling (both All-India and State/University quota).
4. Fill choices/preferences of colleges & courses in counselling portal.
5. Seat allotment based on NEET-PG score, merit, reservation/quota rules.
6. Document verification (MBBS degree, internship certificate, NEET-PG score/card, category certificates, medical council registration, etc.).
7. Pay fees and join the MD Community Medicine course.