MD Psychiatry Admission in India

1. Educational Qualifications:
   • Candidates are required to have completed their MBBS degree from a recognized medical institution.
   • Successful completion of a one-year internship is typically mandatory.
2. Entrance Examinations:
   • Many medical institutions in India require candidates to appear for national or state-level entrance examinations. The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET-PG) is commonly used for MD admissions across various specialties, including Psychiatry.
   • Candidates need to secure a qualifying score in these entrance exams to be eligible for admission.
3. Counseling Process:
   • After the entrance exams, there is usually a counseling process where candidates can choose their preferred specialty and institution based on their merit and availability of seats.
   • The counseling process may be conducted at the national or state level, depending on the policies of the concerned authorities.
4. Document Verification:
   • Shortlisted candidates are required to undergo document verification to ensure that they meet the eligibility criteria.
5. Seat Allotment:
   • Based on the merit list and the choices made by candidates during counseling, seats are allotted in MD Psychiatry programs.
6. Institution-specific Requirements:
   • Different medical institutions may have specific eligibility criteria or additional requirements for MD Psychiatry admission. It’s important for candidates to be aware of these requirements.
7. Internship Completion:
   • Successful completion of the compulsory rotating internship is a prerequisite for admission. Candidates must provide proof of internship completion during the admission process.
8. Registration with Medical Council:
   • Candidates are often required to be registered with the Medical Council of India (MCI) or the respective State Medical Council.

9. Research and Publications:

   • Some institutions may consider candidates’ research and publication records, though this varies.