- Teaching Basics only
- Teaching Exhaustive syllabus
- Does not matter much
Dr. Rohit Sharma said...I think that the poll question is a bit ambiguous. Its not clear whether it has been asked about the current format or what an ideal format should be?
Dr. Rohit Sharma
Associate Prof.
Dept., of ENT
SRMSIMS
Bareilly
ENT SPECIALIST said...WHO IS BOTHERED TO ATTEND ENT POSTING .SO WHERE LIES THE THE USE OF ASKING SUCH A QUESTION.
kamal said...Respected Sir,
I have been following the current discussion on the topic of " image of ent in india" over the past couple of days. The response generated by the discussion has inspired me to put up another topic for discussion which is "Plight of DNB Otolaryngology final year students in India". This is dear to my heart as I am a final year DNB postgraduate in Otolaryngology who was due to take up my final exams in June 2010, but with the current change of regulations ( without prior notice) the exams for Otolaryngology has been postponed to December 2010.
I am from a middle economic background striving to complete my degree so that I can immediately start my practice with the hope of a better future. This unexpected delay by 6 months will cost me and my family dearly. I wonder whether the plight of the other final year DNB postgraduates in Otolaryngology is as same as mine. Sometimes I wonder if I have chosen the wrong speciality, since the respect of Otolaryngology in India is not on par with other specialities. I heard the cancellation of the exams in June was done only for the Otolaryngology and Family Medicine, It is very depressing.
I chose Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery with the foresight that it is an evolving field with potential for technical advancements and super specialization. I have also heard that a residency in Otolaryngology abroad is very difficult to get and it is one of the most sought after field, I don't understand why it is not the same here in India.
I would be much obliged if you can either post this email or start this topic for discussion so that opinions can be exchanged.
thanks
with regards
Dr. S. Kamalakannan
DNB ENT Final year student
arjun said...sir, in my opinion, UG student should have an idea about all d topics in ENT & HEAD AND NECK SURGERY along with some topics in detail.
but he should know what all the topics ENT is covering.
it should not be so easy coz at present the normal thinking in undergraduate mind is that he can finish ENT in 1 month period, nothing 2 read in ENT.
I think that the poll question is a bit ambiguous. Its not clear whether it has been asked about the current format or what an ideal format should be?
ReplyDeleteDr. Rohit Sharma
Associate Prof.
Dept., of ENT
SRMSIMS
Bareilly
WHO IS BOTHERED TO ATTEND ENT POSTING .SO WHERE LIES THE THE USE OF ASKING SUCH A QUESTION.
ReplyDeleteRespected Sir,
ReplyDeleteI have been following the current discussion on the topic of " image of ent in india" over the past couple of days. The response generated by the discussion has inspired me to put up another topic for discussion which is "Plight of DNB Otolaryngology final year students in India". This is dear to my heart as I am a final year DNB postgraduate in Otolaryngology who was due to take up my final exams in June 2010, but with the current change of regulations ( without prior notice) the exams for Otolaryngology has been postponed to December 2010.
I am from a middle economic background striving to complete my degree so that I can immediately start my practice with the hope of a better future. This unexpected delay by 6 months will cost me and my family dearly. I wonder whether the plight of the other final year DNB postgraduates in Otolaryngology is as same as mine. Sometimes I wonder if I have chosen the wrong speciality, since the respect of Otolaryngology in India is not on par with other specialities. I heard the cancellation of the exams in June was done only for the Otolaryngology and Family Medicine, It is very depressing.
I chose Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery with the foresight that it is an evolving field with potential for technical advancements and super specialization. I have also heard that a residency in Otolaryngology abroad is very difficult to get and it is one of the most sought after field, I don't understand why it is not the same here in India.
I would be much obliged if you can either post this email or start this topic for discussion so that opinions can be exchanged.
thanks
with regards
Dr. S. Kamalakannan
DNB ENT Final year student
sir, in my opinion, UG student should have an idea about all d topics in ENT & HEAD AND NECK SURGERY along with some topics in detail.
ReplyDeletebut he should know what all the topics ENT is covering.
it should not be so easy coz at present the normal thinking in undergraduate mind is that he can finish ENT in 1 month period, nothing 2 read in ENT.