Some new policies have come up which I would like all aspirants to know. These have come up very recently and will be with effect from 2013.
1) STUDY LEAVE FOR SSC OFFICERS :- The option of Study leave for SSC Officers have been removed with effect from 2013. Only Permanent Commission Officers are entitled for study leave. This is a major set back for those who would like to continue as SSC and then do PG outside AFMS.
2) CONTINUATION OF SSC :- Previously, the policy for continuing in service after 05 years of initial tenure was that "The officer has to APPLY FOR RELEASE well in advance to be terminated from active service. In case no application reaches HQ, the officer is automatically continued in active service".
The present policy requires officers to APPLY FOR CONTINUATION which will be scrutinized for eligibility and those who are found fit will be given continuation. This is another MAJOR set back for those who were expecting continuation and further do PG after 07-10 years of service.
WHY THESE POLICIES ?
Armed Forces Medical Services has supposedly been directed to work with a compliment which has 60% SSC and 40 % PC officers so that they get enough young officers to serve in field areas and save a lot on pensions. In the process the AFMS is presently becoming UNFRIENDLY TO SSC.
1) STUDY LEAVE FOR SSC OFFICERS :- The option of Study leave for SSC Officers have been removed with effect from 2013. Only Permanent Commission Officers are entitled for study leave. This is a major set back for those who would like to continue as SSC and then do PG outside AFMS.
2) CONTINUATION OF SSC :- Previously, the policy for continuing in service after 05 years of initial tenure was that "The officer has to APPLY FOR RELEASE well in advance to be terminated from active service. In case no application reaches HQ, the officer is automatically continued in active service".
The present policy requires officers to APPLY FOR CONTINUATION which will be scrutinized for eligibility and those who are found fit will be given continuation. This is another MAJOR set back for those who were expecting continuation and further do PG after 07-10 years of service.
WHY THESE POLICIES ?
Armed Forces Medical Services has supposedly been directed to work with a compliment which has 60% SSC and 40 % PC officers so that they get enough young officers to serve in field areas and save a lot on pensions. In the process the AFMS is presently becoming UNFRIENDLY TO SSC.
hello sir,
ReplyDeletei'm a graduate from MAMC(new delhi). I was really impressed with your blog and would be grateful to get answers for the following queries.
1- I would like to know about the chances of getting selected for PC after 2years of SSC.
2- Do we need to give aipg exam after 4yrs PC for MD/MS seat. Is there any difference in quota for SSC and PC candidates
3- If we get selected then will the 5th yr will start as a PG or we have to complete 5yr period first?
4- post PG how many years are compulsory to serve to sit for super specialization in AFMS as well as other institutions.
thanking you,
regards,
Pulkit
Hi Pulkit,
ReplyDelete1) The present chances are very less. Cannot comment. There is a court case filed against army by SSC officers against the malafide intentions of Army in granting PC. SO No comments.
2) You can give DNB in case of SSC and if you get PC then you can give AIPG. You CANNOT write AIPG on your 4th year if you don't get PC.
3) 5th year will be your post graduation.
4) Post Pg, you have to work for 04 years to be eligible to appear for superspecialization.
Regards
thank you sir!
Deleteone more question plz....
SSC + DNB
PC + MD/MS
both 7yrs .....post that would everything be same for both till completion of 14yrs? eg pension plan or the rank
Regards
Hi pulkit,
DeleteSSC + DNB total 14 years. PC - total 20 years compulsory. Other rank, perks everything same. PC gets pension whereas SSC doesn't.
Regards
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DeleteSir, Can i know when is the next call for army doctors recruitment?
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteNo idea. Just keep a watch on official website as well as leading newpapers.
regards
Sir, its really admirable that you are taking time out from your busy schedule to guide us towards getting selected in the armed forces .
ReplyDeletesir , I have 2 questions :
1. I have cleared my final phase MBBS in first attempt , but During 1st , 2nd n 3rd phase I cleared few subjects during my second attempt... will that matter ?
2. Sir, will there b a call for SSC officers this year?
Hi Nitish,
Delete1) The maximum number of attempts that you can have is 02 (TWO). This is determined by the ATTEMPT CERTIFICATE that you get from the university of education. If that says 02 or less, then you are eligible, otherwise Not.
Usually FIRST YEAR and FINAL YEAR MBBS exams are counted for attempts. Plz Contact your university for their rules.
2) No idea. Just keep a watch on official website as well as leading newspapers.
Regards
Can a short service officer retain his last rank after release from service on completion of 5yrs?
ReplyDeleteAlso how to write/ address the retired major, doctor correct form?
hello sir.....its already june...n still d notifications aint out....so s der a possibility ki der ll b no recruitment dis year??? n ny idea y dis delay??......thanku sir
ReplyDeleteHi Raghu,
DeleteNo idea whatsoever.
Regards
Sir,your blog is very helpfull for us.I want to know whether a MS ophthalmologist should try for SSC at the age of 33 years?
ReplyDeleteHi Dr Rajiv,
DeleteI would advice NOT to as you will not get PC. So you will have to retire after 05/14 years without pension. Those who have not done PG have a plus point that they will get PG seat post retirememnt from SSC. You don't have that reason too.. There is no reservation for Super specialisation if any..
Regards
Hello sir,
ReplyDeleteIam a physiotherapy student..i wanted to do my internship from army hospital. Can u please tel me the internship procedure for physiotherapist?
No idea. There is No internshgip for physiotherapy at present (as far as I know) in AFMS.
DeleteRegards
Hello Sir,
ReplyDeleteI had a TMJ fracture in 2010 and had a surgery in which they placed a metal plate,will that be a matter of concern in medical exam?
Hi,
DeleteGive it a try. You may most probably be unfit, but decision is with the examining dental surgeon. Please bring the operative notes/ discharge summary etc..
And definitely yes, it's a matter of concern.
Regards
Sir,am daya, 24, have completed my final year mbbs. Shall I try for ssc or should I complete a pg and then try for pc within 30years of age.guide me sir.
ReplyDeleteAfter PG, the age limit for PC is 35 years. The choice is really really subjective and personal. Can't comment on it. PC is easier with Post graduates.
DeleteRegards
hello sir,
ReplyDeletei have applied for ssc 2014.my interview is on 3rd sep
my height is 171 and weight 52,chest expansion 4cm.will i be considered fit?
also everybody would be answering those questions on emergency med and most common conds.so the selection is based purely on confidence?
which is the best subject to choose if they ask according to you?(obg or psm or med)
around 2000 candidates for 3oo posts.how many of them will be selected for 300 posts?
Hi,
DeleteAm sorry for late reply. This one just missed by a month or so. Still I would answer as it may be helpful to you or somebody else.
1) Chest expansion should be a minimum of 5 cm. It depends on the recruiting Medical Officer and your general appearance. If your chest is too narrow than your hips, then Unless you are a lady, (NB: i don't know your gender) it may be taken as an abnormality. Weight is okay.
2) Everybody will not be answering emergency medical questions. I was asked "How to mobilise the spleen during emergency splenectomy?"!! I am not a surgeon and of courswe have not performed an emergency splenectomy. SO I didn't answer that.
3) Confidence DOES matter a lot. But not purely. Your college, your family background (anybody in forces is a plus), your body language, your appearance (dress like a hippie and you are out), your speech (Stuttering matters), common sense (which will be tested one way or the other)... and so many things.
3) They won't ask you. If they ask, chose wisely. According to your knowledge in subject. Every subject is tough, if asked by a knowledgeable specialist.
4) The first shortlist will be 300, reserve 300. So a total of 600.
Regards
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ReplyDeleteHellow sir , appreciate your work .
ReplyDeleteAfter 7 years of service when I apply for pg and I fail in the entrance test .. What happens after that and does the gov pay completely for the pg course . Thanks in advance
Hi,
DeleteIf you fail in entrance, you continue as GDMO.
Govt will pay you salary and you need not pay any fees. Double bonanza.
Regards
Hello sir,
ReplyDeletethis is DR.Karthik . general surgeon.31years old. what chance do i stand to join permanent commission? is it compulsory to join SSC and then only permanent commission. please clear my doubts. thank you
Hi,
Delete1) You stand as good chance as anybody else with added advantage of a PG.
2) SSC is the ONLY way of entry post MBBS other than, do a PG in Army Hospital and then do 5 year bond( that too SSC). PC entry (direct) is only for AFMC pass outs.
Regards
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ReplyDeleteHello Sir,
ReplyDeleteVery nice effort on your side in answering queries of so many people on your blog...KUDOS!
I have a few queries of my own:
1. If an SSC officer does not get PC he can appear for DNB examination after 4 years of service. But can he appear for MD/MS examination after 7 years of service according to the new policies?
2. Regarding the study leave you mentioned that the study leave will not be given to ssc officers. Are you talking about the study leave that is given before appearing in the MD/MS examinations, because the whole duration of 3 years of md/ms is also considered during study leave.
Also you have mentioned that this is a major setback for those who want to do their pg outside afms. Does this means that if i want to do my pg in army colleges i will get study leave??
Awaiting reply...
Regards
PS- Sir i m currently a serving AMC officer, will complete 2 years in a few months...
Hi,
ReplyDelete1) Yes, SSC officers can apply for MD/MS after 7 years.
2) MD/MS is NOT study leave. You do it in an Armed Forces institution which is also a "Unit' where you are "posted" for the purpose of study. There is NO study leave "before" exam for ANYBODY. SSC officer will NOT get study leave to do super-specialisation, whereas PC officers are eligible, but you got to earn it.
3) Previously, when study leave was granted to SSC officers, there were a lot of officer, who did not do PG in service hospitals, but did it from outside institutions using the study leave facility. This facility is withdrawn. Presently, SSC officers are gven MD/MS ONLY in service hospital, where the period of study is ON DUTY rather than on study leave.
Regards
Hi sir. I want to know about scope of doing cardio or gastrother after joining as specialist. I have done MD medicine.
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteSuper specialty is earned. Once you get selected which depends on your annual reports, then AFMS will ask yo what to do. In case, Cardio and Gastro are not required anymore , they may ask you to take other subjects. Cant really say.
This "Study Leave" is ONLY for PC officers
And also is there any bond that we can leave ssc after 4 yrs of joining and not before it
ReplyDeletethanks
Hi,
DeleteSSC is of 5 years and you cannot leave before time. There is no cash bond or anything. You are at the mercy of "President's Pleasure". And the President is generally not so pleased to release SSC officers prematurely.
Regards
Good evening sir!
ReplyDeletepeople from private medical colleges get selected???
Hi,
DeleteThey do. But as I said, Less Preferred.
Regards
Hi sir, ur effort is really appreciable...almost all my doubts has cleared while goin thru blog except for some as I filled my application for cuming section of AMC candidates:
ReplyDeleteIt is mentioned like this in prospectus as it is not possible to do PG in AFMC but can do in other AFMS institutions, is it rite???
Is there ny possible way to do MD/Ms in AFMC while in SSC or as PC??
What is the Min years of service needed to do MD/MS for PC ??
What about the estimated salary hike in cumin Planning commission???
Hi,
ReplyDeleteFor SSC officers, PG seats are earmarked in all teaching hospitals OTHER THAN AFMC.
PC officers are eligible to do PG in AFMC and all other hospitals.
Minimum years required for MD/MS for PC officers are 04 and that for SSC are 07. Both are eligible for DNB after 04 years following which the cjance to do MD will be forfeited.
Planning Commission?! You mean Pay Commission?
Salary hike is expected to be around 2 - 2.8 times depending in Living Index and WPI at the time of Commission, roughly by Jan 2016
Hi sir, thanks for ur earlier reply.
ReplyDeletethis 4 years u told about PC will it be included 2 years that we done in SSC
Yes. Total 04 years of RECKONABLE SERVICE.
DeleteOne more doubt sir, m 180 cm height with 70kg everything is fit for a medical test except for my serum total cholesterol is bit high (280 mg/dl), will that be problem???
ReplyDeleteYes. That can be a problem. Hypercholesterolemia is a case which needs investigation. Hence may keep temporary unfit. Is it familial?
DeleteYup its familial
DeleteHi sir, your blog is very helpful..
ReplyDeleteI need clarification for one thing that m having my hair got fixed so will there any problem with that during my medical tests.is there any grounds to make me unfit for the same????
No
DeleteHi sir
ReplyDeleteMy interview is on may 1st n I must tell you your blog is so informative n helpful.. I am from a private medical college and NY percentage overall is 60..what are NY chances/ please inform.
Hi sir, my interview is on april 29th and I am supposed to submit all documents in original, the problem is thay I havnt received my degree certificate yet but m havin my provisional degree certificate, will it be enough for this time ???
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThere is some problem with blogger. The "Reply" button is not working.
Private College candidates are less preferred to Govt college candidates. That's a fact. Not a cause of rejection though. Just one of the preference criteria.
Hi Shijo,
You can submit your provisional there. Original can be verified at the UNIT where you join. This facility WAS available even last year. Try talking it out with them. This should not be a problem.
Regards
Sir
ReplyDeleteWhile sending the application form my daughter filled her permanent address and the address for communication same. she did so as she is born and brought up in Gujarat and only her Grandparents are there in kerala. we, parents are residing in saudi arabia? can we change her permanent address?
Yes, you can change it at interview site
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ReplyDeletesir
ReplyDeletecan we rectify the address problem at the time of interview? her interview is on 15th may
sir
ReplyDeletecan we rectify the address problem at the time of interview? her interview is on 15th may
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ReplyDeleteHey Sir, I cleared my interview and medical on 6th may. I am about to complete my MD Pharmacology by June end. Will I ever be posted to Pharmacology Deptt.? Or will I ever get some sort of senior residency like three years' teaching experience when I leave after SSC? Otherwise I am very keen for PC.........
ReplyDeletePlease throw some light .....
Binny brother I m also in third year pharmacology, after ssc can we as pharmacologist get a chance of post graduation via dng and permanent commission
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ReplyDeleteHello sir , i am undergraduated from russia. After my 12th i tried to cleaf entrence exams in india but i couldn't so i went to russia.i have completed my mbbs now . i am 28 years old and i have cleared MCI entrance exam in first try (198 /300). I am doing my internship now. I want to ask you that am i eligible for applying in any of this criteria? And how it will work for me? Please tell me and i am waiting for your reply..thank you sir
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteThe policies are very clear. Your degree should be recogonised by MCI. You should be an Indian citizen less than 40 years of age.
So, from what you said, i don't find anything stopping you from joining AFMS.
Regards
Hi sir I got my offer letter from DGAFMS and having my 1st posting in MH chennai. So I have been told to inform the Commanding Officer there regarding my joining date. It will be very helpful for me if u cud get me the contact number..
ReplyDeleteEmail me please. Can't share it in public
DeleteSir what are the prospects of research work in AMC? I have keen interest in research work and when in college, one of my research was selected by ICMR. Does AMC run any research programme for SSC officers?
ReplyDeleteIts superb in Armed Forces. Every year, there is AFMRC Projects calls. Armed Forced Medical Research Council calls in research ideas and papers. Ample opportunities
DeleteThank yoh sir.
DeleteSo basically what is the procedure like. Coz till now I have always done all my researches under some mentor which usually were Professors or HODs in various depts, but how will it be possible to get a mentor when I'm posted in field areas ?
Would be great if you can clarify this.
Also, I have presented my paper in a conference at AFMC last September also.
hello sir i m doin MD Dermatology from one of the delhi college...since childhood days i wanted to join defence as my dad was in air force...bt never got chance to join..bt now i m thinking of joining after completing MD....can u plz tell me how to go abt it ??? and is it wise to do so after doin MD ??
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteThe decision is subjective and really personal. I do reserve myself from answering this one. You may please go through comments in the other part of the blog and this has been answered many times.
Regards
sir , i plz help, Having some shortsightedness am I eligible to join Territorial army ?i think my eye sight pblm is not above +4 and below -4.
ReplyDeletethanks
Hi,
DeleteThe last I checked, it was -3.5 to +3.5 for GD entry. Not sure. Not my realm, basically. So please attend the interview and wait for the medicals to get over.
Regards
Hello Capt (Dr) Syam,
ReplyDeleteI am from the 22nd Batch (1970-76) from Med College, TVM and also a veteran who served AMC for 27 years. I find your interest in blogging and your tenacity in answering queries from young aspirants to AMC, very laudable. Let me put on record my appreciation for the good work you are doing to explain the selection procedure and also painstaking answers to each aspirant! Bless you. Keep up the good work.
Regards and best wishes.
Dear Sir,
DeleteThank you for your kind words. I found myself deprived of any knowledge on AFMS before joining and the decision was rather a blind one. It was my fortune that I liked the services, unlike many who had to wait for years to get premature release. So I thought on sharing some information, which I don't consider as classified, but for some reason, remains hidden, for the benefit of the aspirants. I just help them to make wiser choice.
Once again thanking you for your wishes.
Warm Regards
While sending the application form my daughter filled her permanent address and the address for communication same. she did so as she is born and brought up in Gujarat and only her Grandparents are there in kerala. we, parents are residing in saudi arabia? can we change her permanent address?
ReplyDeletefacts are what help you solve problems
Respected sir
ReplyDeleteThanks for your time , this blog has been really informative
One question : in what ways does the Indian army differ from the Indian territorial army .. Just confused
Thanking u for ur valuable time
A simple answer would be "Google it". Wikipedia may ring more bells.
DeleteRespected sir
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information u provided us
I hav 1 doubt
I am more interested in sports rather than studies but any how i finished my mbbs
Is there any chance i can go & play for my country & serve in d indian army at d same time after my mbbs
If you are a national level player, there is a SPorts QUota entry in defence. As a medical officer, you seldom will get time to pursue your sport.
Delete& sir how many years of service is necessary in indian army to get pension
ReplyDelete20 years for Officers and 15 years for Jawans
DeleteHello sir,
ReplyDeleteIts so good of you that you are taking time for guiding us inspire of the busy schedule u have.
I am a girl n am doing my second MBBS now.I want to get into armed forces. My height is 155cms
I have two questions .
1)is my height not eligible for armed forces???
2)do I need to get some given percentage to get into this???
Thank you sir,
Awaiting your reply
Hi,
DeleteYour height is enough to make you eligible. You need to be somewhere in the better lot amongst those appearing the interview with you. More, the merrier. There is no cut-off specified though.
Hi Dr(Capt) Shyam
ReplyDeleteSir Ur blog has really helped me in understanding the selection procedure.
I have applied for the AFMS interview and examination, this time to be held in Kolkata.
Sir I have a slight waddling gait so will that be a problem during the medical examination.
Yes. And final call will be that of a Surgeon who examines you.
DeleteSir
ReplyDeleteIn dental examination what all do they check for.
Dental hygeine, dental points which depends on the approximation of teeth for mastication, any artificial teeth and developmental anomalies.
DeleteSir
ReplyDeleteIf one gets permanent commission after completing MBBS from AFMC Pune , can one go to abroad for pursuing his md/ms and other super speciality course like from harvard, oxford medical colleges?
If yes, how much leave is paid for this?
NO. MD/MS ONLY in India. Superspecialisatiin can be done outside India. This is not a right, but a previlege, may or may not be granted.
DeleteSir,
ReplyDelete1) if we apply for SSC during our internship and if we get selected do we have to complete the rural service?
2) A personal question, after how many years of SSC did you get into PC?
1) You can skip your rural service for the service to nation.
Delete2) I did not apply for PC.
Regards
Hello sir,please tell me how much chance is there to select as ssc officer for me because as i did my mbbs from Russia and I cleared my screening test.awaiting for your reply .
ReplyDelete"Chance", thy meaning is 50%. There are Russian MDs here in AFMS doing quite well.
DeleteHi ,
ReplyDeleteThis is dr abhinav . I have done my DNB anesthesia in 2014 and after that I have done critical care speciality .
I have a query . If I join Navy / airforce ..( as I will never opt for army) will I get posting in anesthesia in navy or I will be made work as a medicine ??
My second question is I have done my MBBS in 2009 . So how many years experience they will consider me ?
And can you please tell will it be the right decision for me to leave critical care and go to navy and join as a navy doctor. Like i luv navy and airforce as adventure but I am really confused what life I am going to get there as an anesthetist ???
I will be waiting for your reply
Yours sincerely
Dr abhinav banerjee
Hello sir,
ReplyDeleteI am Dr. Anand from chennai. I am a civilian. I completed my MD from madras medical college. I have scored well in DNB super specialty entrance and will likely get a cardiology seat in R&R hospital. I have two doubts before I choose it.
1. I am partially green blind with myopia of 2.5 D. I perform poorly in ishihara charts but identify correctly in holmgren lantern test. During my MD fitness they didn't mind my deficit. Will I be deemed unfit bested on it after I choose army hospital. This is very important because if I get kicked out I will also loose the next best institute in counselling.
I also have 2 EXTRA ceramic teeth for past 7 years to fill in excess gap between my teeth after removing braces. I ve no problems in my teeth otherwise. Will it be considered against me.
2. My 2nd doubt is where will I be posted after my super speciality as we also have bond of 5 years service. Will I be given cardiology centres or secondary and primary centres like after MBBS graduation.
My counselling is expected in 2 weeks sir. Your advise and help will be greatly appreciated and help choosing a right institute for my future.
Thanks very much.
I am sorry if i missed the last date. Yet, better late than never.
Delete1) Colour blindness, as checked and marked by Ishihara is a case for Unfit in Armed Forces. Final decision however is with the opthalmologist.
2) No probs with those teeths. If the rest are functional, you still have enough dental points.
3) You will be given cardiology. Hey, we have a heart...
Regards
Hello Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am an intern at GTB Hospital, Delhi and wosh to apply next year for SSC interview. I have vitiligo on my hands and elbows. (small patches) Will it be considered permanently unfit? Or should I atleadt prepare myself for a try. Is there any chance?
Thank You!
Vitiligo is not generally a case to make unfit, unless, it is extensive. However, the final call is with dermatologist
DeleteHi Sir,
ReplyDeleteI have completed MD Pharmacology and want to join AMC. I have gone through ur blogs n would like to know whether DNB in any Clinical subject would be allowed after 4yrs of service as i hav already done my MD. Is a second degree allowed.
Also i am turning 34 this year so wouldn't be getting a chance for PC. I would like to know wether i can do 14 yrs service in SSC or is there a chance that i may be asked to leave after 5 yrs of service. Otherwise i would be nowhere then after 5yrs.
Also is there any chance that i may be allowed to work in any army medical college as Pharmacologist.
I would also like to confirm about the antecedent seniority. Could u throw some light on that too.
I have asked a lot of questions. I would be highly obliged if u could clarify my doubts.
Hi,
DeleteMD Pharmac is not a preferred branch, as there are very few vacancies which is filled internally. So, I doubt whether you will be given any preference.
Since you are already a PG, you will get ante-date seniority of 42 months, which means that in 18 months, you will be promoted to the rank of Major.
Since you are given the seniority for your PG, YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED to appear for DNB or ANY other PG.
As of NOW, those who apply for extension of service, are getting it till 14 years. But, as i have said earlier, things are likely to change in the near future. You may be asked to leave after 5 years. If that is a problem for your future, and I can see that it is, please do not join.
Pharmac vacancies are extremely rare. I doubt whether you will get through the interview itself, leave alone getting posted in AFMC !!
Regards
Sir please give a list of questions from
ReplyDeleteSurgery they can ask
Hi,
DeletePlease read all emergency surgical procedures. BTW, they can ask you anything. I was asked about "Mobilisation of Spleen in splenectomy".
Regards
hello sir, myself Dr. Deepak , general surgery resident doctor frm Institute of medical sciences, BHU. i have few confusions?
ReplyDelete1. is there any written exam for in SSC or they call for interview only selected people?
2. after selection we will be posted in periphery or we will get a chance to practice my fav. branch surgery after 2 years tenure??
please answer sir asap..thanks
Hi,
DeleteThere is ONLY one interview. They will call all applicants whose applications are complete and without error and those who satisfy criteria laid down in the advertisement.
After selection, you will get posted to periphery/ field areas and further transferred to hospital as a surgeon, provided you have a MS/DNB in Surgery.
Regards
3. this time i am in 2nd year of general surgery and i am going to be 30 years in this april. is there any chance of mine to get selected in PC?
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteThose who HAVE A MS/MD will get relaxation in age up to 35 years, to appear for Permanent Commission. MBBS holders will have to apply before they turn 30 years.
regards
i will be grateful sir if you will clear my doubts..thank u sir.
ReplyDeletegood evening sir, thanks for ur kind reply...
ReplyDeleteone more thing in BHU one of our consultant Dr. Anjali Rani has joined here after 5 years of SSC. she upgraded up to Major. she told that we have three choices in SSC form like AMC, Navy and Airforce...sir i want to ask that could we apply for one or two choices among three or they will select us accord to their need. as i belong to Bikaner, Rajasthan...??
Yours Sincerly
Dr. Deepak
You may apply for a specific service, but that is seldom honoured.
Deletesir i m dr abhinav and just done mbbs and age is 32 and selected for ssc it gets worth plz tell me prospects of being there
ReplyDeletePlease READ the blog, GO THROUGH all comments and posts. Then ask specific doubts if any.
DeleteRegards
Hi sir this is dr. Dileep. I met with an accident(L2 fracture).L2 laminectomy plus spinal fixation was done. Metal plates were fixed from L1 to L3.this is done 3 months back and now am fit. Am I eligible for ssc??
ReplyDeleteHi,'
DeleteSorry. You are UNFIT for service. Please do not waste your time attending interview and medical test.
Regards
Thank you so much sir for your efforts it really means a lot to us..!!
ReplyDeleteSir I want to ask on what basis we are assessed for permanent commission?
What can we do or what efforts we can take to get into Permanent Commision?
Hi,
DeletePermanent Commission is based on an interview and hence the interview performance obviously has an impact. The next important thing is your Annual Confidential Reports written by your senior officers. For that, your performance throughout in all fields including extra curricular activities are evaluated. So, simply perform well...
Regards
I m a Neurosurgeon (physically fit) done m.ch.neurosurgery 3 yrs. Back
ReplyDeleteI wants to join army
Pls guide me
Age 38 yrs.
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I m a Neurosurgeon (physically fit) done m.ch.neurosurgery 3 yrs. Back
ReplyDeleteI wants to join army
Pls guide me
Age 38 yrs.
Dear sir...
ReplyDeleteIt's a great work running this blog...
After 7yrs of service in ssc do we need to go through in any pre exam for being eligible to write all India pg test..?
What is better to do 5yrs of service, Leave services then attempt pg or continue for 7yrs and then try pg...?
As an ssc officer one cannot have chance of doing super specialisation... And also one cannot have a chance of getting selected into PC after doing pg through AFMS (as we'll not be eligible after few years to try for PC itself)... Am I correct sir?
ReplyDeleteGud eve Sir....I've alrdy joined AMC and working as an SSC officer right now...I'm really worried about my further studies,so plz guide me regarding this. As u said Tht to appear for MD/MS,there should be 7 years of service for SSC officers,and what about if I leave after completing 5 years of SSC service? Am I going to get some benefit or quota in AIPG exam after 5 years?
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm enthusiastic in joining services too... It would be great if you wud share any of ur experiences and give any suggestions...
DeleteU can write aipg (now neet), if u leave services after 5 yrs and u will get catIV reservation in army hospitals... And that's good enough to get a seat without much difficulty... If u continue till 7 yrs u get catI reservation...
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ReplyDeleteI have a question, after implementation of 7th pay commission what is the payment of a captain. I searched many websites including amc's but i find splitted payment details(like 19000-39000) which i can't understand. Please tell aprroximate payemet that i would get after joining ssc.
Hello sir... mt respectful good afternoon to you sir... i am a 3rd year homoeopathic student sir... actually wen i finished my schooling i took all steps to join AFMC sir...but i was not able to attend the enterance exam as i was sick... and so, that took me here for homoeopathy... so now after my BACHOLER OF HOMOEOPATHY AND SURGERY do i have any chance of getting into the army in any other way sir...can u help me to get this answer that do i have any chance or what i have to do to enter into army in medicine department sir
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ReplyDeleteI have selected in SSC 2017 & got airforce.I have done post graduate diploma in public health from All India Institute of Hygiene and public Health,kolkata (MCI recog) and another diploma in Emergency Medicine (Non Recog by MCI).I ll get seniority that i know. But my matter of concern is doing MD/MS/DNB in good subject from AFMS.Now my age is 33 years.So i ll not get DPC after 2 years of service.Please discusss the provision of DNB/MD/MS for me. Have a nice day Sir. Dr.D.Bhattacharya.
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Sir m going to appear before Interview after 5 days ..m quite nervous about tha vast syllabus of mbbs? What they can ask? What kinda of questions they are gonna ask? If Anything in yourmind pls suggest sir
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ReplyDeleteHi sir, I'm Kiran from Siddhartha medical college, Vijayawada. I'm a 2nd year student. And I'm interested in joining the Army medical corps. I have a doubt regarding the height. What is the minimum height required?
ReplyDeleteSir can we speak in hindi during interview
ReplyDeleteHi sir, is low arched foot and septoplasty unfit criteria?
ReplyDeleteHello sir,is pytriasis versicolor and asymptomatic gall stones lead to permanent ban ?
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ReplyDeleteSir I have two doubts:-
ReplyDeleteA) my father is an ex navy person so will I get preference for PC after 2 years
B) And, at present neet pg has came so still after 4 years is there a DNB exam or we can give neet pg after 4 years of SSC
sir i am pursuing DNB ophthalmology what are my chances of working as an ophthalmoligist after clearing SSC?
ReplyDeletei will be 29 till i complete my pg degree what are my chances of getting PC?
ReplyDeleteHi! I finished DM Neurology this year from NIMHANS. I would like to join the forces. I am a five year candidate with integrated course, hence I don t have md. What are the chances of me getting posted in far field posts? Will they consider posting me to hospital where there is neurology work.? Would be grateful to know your opinion?
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ReplyDeleteSir I was having vitiligo, now I have deoigmentised all. Now I look white.can I apply for amcssc. Before I have worked 4 years on contract basis in paramilitary.
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