DNB vs MD General Medicine After NEET PG 2026 Result: Which One Should You Choose? | Part 1
NEET PG 2026 is over and now you are waiting for the result and thinking about the next big decision: Which branch should I choose? And if Medicine is on your list, another question quickly follows: “Should I choose MD General Medicine or DNB General Medicine?” This is where things can get confusing. You may […]
DNB Medicine Theory Is Done. Now, Can You Crack the Practical?
You’ve written the theory papers. You’ve waited for the result. You’ve checked your score, probably more than once. And now, finally, that chapter is over. Congratulations to every DNB Medicine resident who made it through the theory phase! It has been a demanding journey, and we’re especially proud of the incredible performance of our […]
DNB Medicine Practical Exam: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
The DNB Medicine Practical Exam isn’t just about how much medicine you remember. It’s about how you walk up to a patient, examine them systematically, present the case, read the investigations, and explain your reasoning when the examiner starts asking why. Most residents put in serious hours for the theory paper and then treat the […]
Erysipelas vs Cellulitis: How to Tell Them Apart in Clinical Practice
Skin and soft tissue infections are something you will see quite often during residency. Two conditions that can look quite similar at first are erysipelas and cellulitis. Both can cause redness, swelling and pain, but the depth of infection and the appearance of the affected area are different. Once you know what to look for, […]
Medicine or Radiology? How to Choose the Right Branch After NEET PG
Picking your specialty after NEET PG isn’t just about following what’s trendy or going for the highest closing rank. MD General Medicine and MD Radiology are both popular every year. They both offer solid career prospects. But they’re completely different experiences. The right choice isn’t what everyone else picks. It’s what matches who you are and what kind of doctor you want to be. Stuck between […]
Kidney Transplantation Explained by Dr. Sukanya Govindan: Transplant Immunology & Graft Rejection
When someone’s kidneys permanently stop doing their job, life changes overnight. The body loses its main way to clean waste from the blood, balance fluids, and regulate crucial hormones. At that point, doctors often point toward a kidney transplant as the best path forward for getting back to a relatively normal routine. Getting through the operation itself […]
MD General Medicine in 2026: A First-Year Resident’s Guide to Residency, Career Growth & Future Opportunities
Starting MD General Medicine is exciting. It’s also confusing as hell. What’s the first few months actually like? How do you juggle ward rounds, emergencies, and academics? When do you pick a thesis? What happens after three years? Here’s the thing: MD General Medicine is one of the broadest specialties you can pick. Every day is different. Every patient teaches you something. This […]
When Chromosomes and Anatomy Don’t Match: Understanding Disorders of Sex Development
Disorders of Sex Development (DSD) mess with medical students. The findings contradict each other. A newborn has a male karyotype but also a uterus. Another baby is genetically female yet has ambiguous genitalia. Just memorizing doesn’t work. You have to understand what’s supposed to happen and where it breaks. Watch the full session here: The Foundation of Sex […]
Can You Crack DNB in One Month? A Realistic Preparation Guide
The final month before DNB can feel strangely overwhelming. Subjects you thought you had covered suddenly seem incomplete. Notes start looking unfamiliar. Some days you feel confident enough to solve anything, and on other days even opening the books feels stressful. Almost every aspirant reaches a point where they wonder: “Is one month actually enough for […]
Fever Is Not Always an Infection: Important Hidden Causes You Should Know
Whenever we hear the word fever, the mind immediately jumps to infection. Most of us start thinking about bacteria, viruses, malaria, dengue, or maybe tuberculosis. But in real clinical practice, fever is not always that straightforward. Sometimes the body develops fever for reasons that have nothing to do with infection at all. And honestly, this is where medicine becomes […]
