MD Pharmacology

1. MBBS degree from an NMC‑recognized medical college
2. Completed one‑year internship prior to joining
3. Qualified NEET‑PG examination
4. Registered with the Medical Council/NMC
5. Must participate in the official counseling process for seat allocation

The MD in Pharmacology at Dr. S. S. Tantia Medical College Hospital & Research Centre is a structured three‑year postgraduate program aimed at training medical graduates in principles of pharmacology, therapeutics, and drug safety. The curriculum includes extensive academic coursework, practical lab sessions, experimental and clinical pharmacology, journal clubs, and research methodology. Trainees develop competencies in understanding drug mechanisms, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, toxicology, and rational therapeutic use of medicines. The department emphasizes a blend of theoretical instruction and hands‑on exposure in well‑equipped laboratories, supported by experienced faculty. Participation in research projects and seminars enhances analytical and scientific skills, preparing graduates for clinical practice, academic roles, research careers, and contributions to healthcare policy and drug regulation. The program’s affiliation with Tantia University and approval by the National Medical Commission ensures adherence to national postgraduate medical education standards.

1. Qualify the NEET‑PG examination conducted by NTA.
2. Register for counseling with the designated central/state counseling authority.
3. Fill choices of courses and institutes including MD Pharmacology at this college.
4. Seat allotment based on NEET‑PG rank, category, and seat availability.
5. Report to the college for document verification and admission acceptance.
6. Complete admission formalities including fee payment and registration.
7. Commence the academic session as per institute schedule.