Total Count- 48031: Health Minister gives break up of PG Medical, SS seats to parliament

Published On 2019-12-04 07:27 GMT   |   Update On 2019-12-04 07:27 GMT
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New Delhi: There are total 48, 031 PG medical seats in the country in various broad specialities and super-speciality courses including MD, MS, DM, Mch, Diploma, as well as DNB and FNB courses.

Information to this effect was recently released by Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Shri Ashwani Kumar Choubey to the Lok Sabha while responding to a question on shortage in numbers of Doctorate of Medicine (MD) degree holders in the country .
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The Minister replied that no data with regard to shortage of doctors is maintained centrally. However, the details of State-wise postgraduate medical seats including Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Doctorate of Medicine (DM) was then given by the minister

Providing a complete breakup of the PG Broad Specialty as well as Super-specialty seats in the country, the Choubey informed that there are total 34060 PG Medical Seats (MD/MD/DM/Mch/Dip) in medical colleges across the country and another 13,971 PG Medical seats with autonomous bodies including AIIMS, JIPMER, CPS, DNB as well as FNB (Natboard)

MD courses accounted for 19161 seats while there are 10363 seats in MS courses. The number of seats for DM courses was 1286 for this academic year while the number for Mch courses is 1283 seats.

There are total of 1967 Diploma seats in various medical colleges in the country, the data further revealed.

Besides these courses, there are a total of 13,971 PG Medical seats coming from autonomous bodies, with NBE taking lead with 8261 FNB/DNB seats and CPS having 2432 Diploma seats.

All the functioning AIIMS have a total of 2086 PG medical seats, with AIIMS Delhi only accounting of 1564 seats.

Besides the seats, another question was raised by MP Shri Dharambir Singh who questioned about the details of age limit and eligibility prescribed for Doctorate of Medicine (DM) and Doctor of Medicine (MD)

To this, the MOS health clarified that there is no age limit prescribed for doing Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Doctorate of Medicine (DM).

Following table provides the breakup of the State-wise postgraduate medical seats including Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Doctorate of Medicine (DM) as presented to the parliament:-

 





























































































































































































































































































































Number of PG Medical Seats


Sl.

No.
State/UTMDMSMCHDMDip.Total
1Andhra Pradesh123971254551032163
2Assam388216131048675
3Bihar3992351910120783
4Chandigarh9337030133
5Chhattisgarh61423021127
6Delhi78735179691161402
7Goa71272022122
8Gujarat122066158491162104
9Haryana36715312636574
10Himachal Pradesh1881102213315
11Jammu & Kashmir260185151450524
12Jharkhand98571239197
13Karnataka261013711341441854444
14Kerala7813541001231771535
15Madhya Pradesh707430207541218
16Maharashtra236312731561162184126
17Manipur11880326209
18Meghalaya19802029
19Orissa46826733503821
20Pondicherry295144512447
21Punjab403221131861716
22Rajasthan9474567361251562
23Sikkim18400022
24Tamil Nadu175510772492772103568
25Telangana11446057274411936
25Tripura562800084
26Uttar Pradesh1303692941021482339
27Uttarakhand165852015267
28West Bengal83848274861381618
TOTAL191611036312861283196734060

 

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S.No.InstituteNumber of Seats
1.AIIMS, Dellhi1564
2.PGIMER, Chandigarh941
3.JIPMER, Puducherry251
4.AIIMS at Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Jodhpur, Patna, Raipur, Rishikesh, Mangalagiri, Nagpur522
5.DNB and FNB8261
6.CPS Diploma2432
Grand Total48031
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