Diplomate National Board [DNB] (Emergency Medicine)
Fees
Fees at Lady Hardinge Medical College for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program are notably low. The tuition and other fees are reported to be minimal, amounting to approximately Rs. 1,300 to Rs. 1,655 annually. Admission fees are around Rs. 2,000. Examination fees range from Rs. 1,350 to Rs.
4,610 annually. Hostel fees, if applicable, are about Rs. 400 for the entire course, with a monthly mess fee of Rs. 2,900. Additional charges include library fees, sports fees, and other miscellaneous fees totaling around Rs. 3,035 annually. Scholarships are available particularly for students from reserved categories and those below the poverty line.
Eligibility
Candidates must possess an MBBS degree from a recognised university and complete the mandatory rotating internship. Admission is through the National Board of Examinations’ DNB CET or DNB PDCET as notified. The minimum qualifying marks and selection criteria are set out in the college’s annual admission notification. Candidates should verify their eligibility and the application process on the NBEMS website before applying.
About Diplomate National Board [DNB] (Emergency Medicine)
The Diplomate National Board in Emergency Medicine at Lady Hardinge Medical College in New Delhi is a postgraduate programme that trains doctors in the clinical and procedural skills needed to manage acute medical and trauma emergencies. Students study resuscitation, critical care, toxicology, disaster medicine, paediatric emergencies, cardiac and neurological emergencies, and emergency radiology. The course is structured as a three-year residency programme with rotations through emergency departments, ICUs, trauma centres, and specialty units. Graduates typically go on to work as emergency physicians in tertiary hospitals, trauma centres, pre-hospital care services, or academic departments.
