GMC Nagpur M.D Microbiology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. DM Interventional Radiology is a 3-year super-specialty programme focused on minimally invasive image-guided procedures used to diagnose and treat vascular, oncological, and organ-related conditions. Training at GMC Nagpur covers diagnostic angiography, peripheral vascular interventions, hepatic and biliary drainage, tumour ablation, uterine fibroid embolization, and trauma embolization under fluoroscopy and ultrasound guidance.

Ans. GMC Nagpur has 2 DM seats in Interventional Radiology, sanctioned by NBE. These seats are filled through NEET-SS merit via DMER Maharashtra super-specialty counselling. The NEET-SS 2025 closing rank for DM Interventional Radiology at GMC Nagpur (General Category, Round 2) was in the range of 19 to 49, indicating very high competition.

Ans. Candidates must hold MD Radiology (or MD/MS Radiodiagnosis) from an MCI/NMC-recognized medical university. A valid NEET-SS score is mandatory. Candidates should have completed their MD programme and any compulsory training requirements as per NBE stipulations before joining the DM programme at GMC Nagpur.

Ans. DM Interventional Radiology graduates are in high demand across government tertiary hospitals, private super-specialty hospitals, and dedicated interventional radiology centres. Career options include independent interventional radiology practice, academic positions in medical colleges, and collaborative roles in cardiology, vascular surgery, and oncology units.

Ans. Maharashtra state quota DM seats at government colleges typically carry a service bond obligation under DMER Maharashtra norms. The bond duration, penalty for breach, and specific conditions are updated in each admission cycle’s counselling notification. Candidates must review the current DMER Maharashtra super-specialty admission notification for applicable bond requirements before accepting the allotment.