Top-ranked NEET-PG candidates are increasingly favouring General Medicine, Radiology and Dermatology over surgical specialities. Doctors cite work-life balance, medico-legal concerns, workplace violence and physical demands. Radiology remains competitive, with nearly 30 per cent of the top 100 rankers choosing it.
The latest NEET-PG counselling has revealed a strong preference among young doctors for non-surgical super-speciality courses such as General Medicine, Cardiology, and Neurology. Senior doctors highlight that surgical branches demand long hours, high stress, and delayed professional settlement, while MD courses offer quicker independence and stability.
The DME, Dr K Ramesh Reddy concluded the counseling sessions for PG medicos who completed their PG medical courses and issued posting orders, based on their preference, to various teaching hospitals.
Nizamabad Government Hospital, Superintendent Prathima Raj said that a complaint has been registered with the police against those who are reporting with the false narration on social media only to blame the hospital
Hyderabad: Telangana State Public Service Commission (TSPSC) on Saturday published the list of provisionally admitted candidates for interview (oral test) for recruitment to the post of Assistant Professor in General Medicine, Anaesthesia, Psychiatry, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, and ENT under Clinical Department in the Director of Medical Education. The interviews will be held in the TSPSC […]
