MD Respiratory Medicine

Applicants have to completed MBBS degree. The student's performance on an appropriate entrance exam that has been organized for admission to the course, such as the National Eligibility Cum entrance test, will determine whether or not they are accepted into the program (NEET).

A Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree in Respiratory Medicine is an advanced degree in the field of Pulmonary Medicine. This post-graduate training program is intended to produce competent chest physicians who can meet the health needs of patients suffering from a wide variety of chest problems, as well as fulfil their professional responsibilities in a manner that is consistent with the National Health Policy and professional ethics.

This subspecialty of medicine is not an end in and of itself but rather a subspecialty that focuses on diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases that affect the lungs. The curriculum covers various methods of diagnosis and treatments, allowing students to diagnose and treat different lung conditions.

Admissions will be based on merit and the results of entrance examinations, followed by a group discussion or individual interview.