BPS GMC DA FAQs
Ques. What is the difference between the Diploma in Anaesthesiology and the DNB in Anaesthesiology at BPS GMC?
Ans. The Diploma in Anaesthesiology is a 2-year NBE Diploma programme, while the DNB in Anaesthesiology is a 3-year programme equivalent to an MD degree. Diploma holders can subsequently appear in DNB-PDCET to pursue the 2-year Post Diploma DNB, which is equivalent to an MD. Both are admitted through NEET PG.
Ques. Can a Diploma in Anaesthesiology holder from BPS GMC apply for teaching positions?
Ans. A standalone Diploma qualification does not meet the NMC requirement for teaching positions, which require an MD/MS/DNB degree. However, after completing the Post Diploma DNB (2 years, via DNB-PDCET), the candidate becomes eligible for teaching posts.
Ques. What is the monthly stipend for Diploma in Anaesthesiology trainees at BPS GMC?
Ans. The monthly stipend is Rs. 1,00,980 in the 1st year and Rs. 1,04,040 in the 2nd year. No bond is applicable.
Ques. Is hostel accommodation available for Diploma trainees at BPS GMC, Sonepat?
Ans. Yes, hostel facility is available for both male and female residents on the BPS GMC campus. The hostel charges are included in the annual fee of Rs. 1,25,000.
Ques. After completing the Diploma in Anaesthesiology, what are the career options?
Ans. After completing the Diploma, candidates can work as anaesthesiologists in hospitals, appear in DNB-PDCET for the Post Diploma DNB (Anaesthesiology) to obtain an MD-equivalent degree, or pursue fellowship programmes in subspecialties like cardiac anaesthesia, paediatric anaesthesia, or pain management.
Ques. Is the Diploma in Anaesthesiology from BPS GMC recognised by NMC?
Ans. Yes, the NBE Diploma in Anaesthesiology is awarded by NBEMS and is recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC) as a postgraduate medical qualification. It is listed in the Schedule to the Indian Medical Council Act and its successor legislation.
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