How to Prepare DM Pediatrics Exams

NEET PG/SS TEST SERIES

DM Pediatrics is gaining Scope. It is a super specialization in Pediatrics done after having an MD Degree. From the past few years there has been a change from written examination to CBT exam. The Dm Pediatrics is now conducted as an online MCQ Based exam.

NEET SS is getting competitive and so is DM Pediatrics. More students are opting for DM Pediatrics and related branches like pediatric gastroenterology, pediatric oncology, pediatric neurology, pediatric nephrology, and pediatric cardiology.

Dm pediatrics would cover all and Dm pediatric aspirants would need to study all aspects. One should follow a strategy not to be late and start preparing for Dm exams early.

Details of Dm Gastro Examination

Exam: NEET DM Pediatrics

Conducted by : NBE

Eligibility: MD Medicine

Level: Pg Superspeciality

Duration: 3 years

Probable Upcoming Dates: September/October or Beyond

Question Type : MCQs

Exam : Single Day Online Examination

Lots of questions are asked on Pediatric embryological disorders and have been repeated quite frequently. A Dm Pediatric aspirant needs to have a strong in depth knowledge of subjects like:

Alports Syndrome

Catch 22 Syndrome

Noonan's Syndrome

Marfan's Syndrome

Downs Syndrome

Golden Hars Syndrome

Lowes Syndrome

Pendred Syndrome

Perrie Robinson Syndrome

Treacher Collins Syndrome

Turners Syndrome

Warden burgs Syndrome

Not only the Syndromic entities are important but isolated and singular defects also dominate pediatrics. Clinical questions based on presentation of below mentioned conditions are of main importance.

Thyroglossal Cyst

Branchial Cyst

Sublingual cyst

Ectopic thyroid

Annular pancreas

Duodenal atresia

Esophageal hernia

Morgagni Hernia

Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia

Pediatric population is prone to viral insults and virology and pediatrics have a strong relationship which is reflected in examinations.

A thorough concept of pediatric virology is important to qualify Dm pediatrics. Viruses of particular importance asked are:

Rubella

Rabies

Pox

Mumps

Measles

Herpes

EBV

CMV