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@@asmitaphadke361 Thanks ma’am.

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@@r.s3201 If you want to prepare during the residency years, then either of the branches is same. 9 to 4 types. During that time, you can prepare, and even beyond 4 pm. So, purely from preparation (studies) point of view, they are not different. If you expect the UPSC selection, you might prefer pharmac. You will gain a lot of knowledge regarding drugs, the pharma industry, etc; it might help later.

@@VivekSirsPhysiology Thank You so much sir 🙏

@@SreeSowmya-q9j Animal experiments, as in, live dissections are not anymore in the syllabus. Comparing between anatomy and physiology, both have similar potential in teaching career. Other than that, there are some things in anatomy (like genetics), and some in physiology (like sports, nutrition, electrophysiology). So, decide on the basis of what you like and what you expect from life.

@@Neetpwworld3849 MD physiology is not hectic . There is no residency duties (as with clinical branches). It is like 9 to 5. And, AIIMS, is always better than other institutes. Go for it.

@@VivekSirsPhysiology ok sir Thank you

They have removed animal experiments now. I can tell you about physiology.

@@VivekSirsPhysiology So kind of you Sir ☺

If you like teaching, you may join some coaching platform after MD. Make your own teaching app. If not, then go for DM in interventional and clinical physiology. Or, start general practice .

@@Bmtmed Wow…..that’s great….! Being strong in physiology always makes you stronger in many other subjects of medicine. Regards,

Sure. Thanks.

That depends on college. In govt colleges, yes. In pvt colleges, it differs from college to college.

Thank you sir

@@asmitaphadke361 Thanks, ma’am..!

AIIMS delhi, AIIMS patna, KEM mumbai.

Mam I am confused between physio and patho...I want a good work life balance, proper 9-4 job with no hectic duties even if the salary is low...

@mahirahmed3645 So, physio is an option. Of course, patho is any day superior, as a branch. Take either of them, and you will have a good work life balance.

@@VivekSirsPhysiology thank you sir 👍🏻

@@dr.neymoi8859 It’s a new course. AIIMS patna started the course recently. Let’s check out their website, to know more about it. It’s started very recently.

@@VivekSirsPhysiology ok, thank you.. This was my 2nd attempt and i got 90k rank, last time was 50k so took a drop.. in between worked for 6 months in hospital.. absolutely hated night shifts.. and had already made up my mind on taking physiology.. but couldn’t perform well in exam. Is there any chance of getting good clg for md physio. With 90k rank sir?

@@dr.neymoi8859 of course. You will get the college that you want.

​@@dr.neymoi8859same bro...worked in hospital... didn't liked...now I am also thinking of taking non clinical branch like physio...

@@Sureshjangra0001 it is already there. One min, i’ll post the link here.

@@VivekSirsPhysiology ok sir thanks

@@mohitsharmma113 welcome…!

@@anwarseena2640 saturated? On the contrary, there will be poaching for MD physiology , for the post of asst professor. There was a long period when these MD seats were going vacant. So, colleges are finding it tough to get fresh MD pass outs.

@@HealerPeace Except for someone like me. Almost for 12-13 years, i travelled on every weekend , and took classes for PG entrance exams. I worked with DAMS (4 years), DBMCI (2 years), Other coachings (vidyasagar in our state), then prepladder , and now in Physicswallah. So, my life was skewed, tilted toward profession. But yes, generally speaking, the branch offers a good balance.

@@Criticsyou You will have to first decide, what do you want from life. Accordingly, decide the branch. Patho, anesthesia, PSM are 3 completely different branches. Nothing in common. Anesthesia appears to be saturated at the moment. But even in that, pain specialization has a scope. Patho is very dependent , in practice. Job wise, ok. And PSM, has a scope in govt jobs. So first decide, what do u expect to happen after MD. And, what do u want from life.

Diploma Anesthesia

@@tamunotonyeedward2544 Thanks…!

which institute provide DM clinical and interventional ?? AIIMS only ??

@@Dr_S_Nizamuddin AIIMS patna . I am not sure about other AIIMS.