MD Pharmacology

1. MBBS degree recognized by the National Medical Commission
2. Completion of one-year compulsory rotating internship
3. Valid Medical Council / NMC registration
4. Qualification in NEET-PG examination
5. Eligibility as per All India Quota or Maharashtra State PG counselling regulations

Government Medical College & Hospital, Nandurbar is a government medical institution established to provide quality medical education and healthcare services, particularly catering to the tribal and rural population of Maharashtra. The college is affiliated with MUHS, Nashik, and operates a teaching hospital that supports both undergraduate and postgraduate medical training.

The MD Pharmacology program at GMCH Nandurbar offers structured training in experimental, clinical, and applied pharmacology. Postgraduate residents are trained in drug evaluation, therapeutic drug monitoring, adverse drug reaction reporting, and rational prescribing practices. The department emphasizes teaching methodology, research skills, and ethical aspects of drug development and clinical trials. Residents participate in academic activities such as seminars, journal clubs, undergraduate teaching, and interdepartmental meetings. Dissertation work and exposure to pharmacovigilance programs prepare graduates for careers in medical teaching, research, regulatory affairs, and clinical pharmacology.

1. Appear for and qualify NEET-PG conducted by the National Board of Examinations.
2. Register for PG medical counselling through MCC (AIQ) and/or Maharashtra State counselling authority.
3. Choose MD Pharmacology – GMCH Nandurbar during the counselling choice filling process.
4. Seat allotment based on NEET-PG rank, reservation category, and availability of seats.
5. Report to the institute for document verification and medical fitness examination.
6. Complete fee payment and admission formalities.
7. Join the department and commence academic training as per MUHS guidelines.