& Guru TeG Bahadur hospiTaldelhi-110095.

Phone : 22596612-15, 22582972-74

INFORMATION HAND BOOKM.B.B.S.

2009-2010

universiTy ColleGe of MediCal sCienCes

Designed by Medical Illustration Unit, UCMS

(UNIVERSITY OF DELHI)

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contents

Page

1. Introduction 2

2. Staff 3

3. Academic Programme 7

4. Library Rules 8

5. Co-curricular Activities 11

6. Residential Facilities 12

7. Hostel Rules & Regulations 13

8. Discipline 16

9. Freeship & Scholarships 17

10. Medals and Awards 18

11. UCMS Alumni 20

12. M.B.B.S. - The Course of Study 21

13. Vacations, Attendance & Internal Assessment 22

14. Examinations 24

15. Internship 30

16. Ordinance XV-B 31 XV-C 33 XV-D 42

17. MCI Anti-Ragging Guidelines 37 Appendix-I(Affidavitbythestudent) 40 Appendix-II(Affidavitbyparent/gaurdian) 41

Information Handbook has been compiled especially to enable the students newly admitted to MBBS coursetobeconversantwiththesyllabitheyhavetoundergoduringthenext5-1/2years.Italsocontainsrules/normstobeobservedbythem.Studentsareadvisedtokeepithandy.

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University College of Medical Sciences (a maintained institution of the University of Delhi) was established in the year 1971. Because of its excellent academic and research infrastructure the college ranks amongst the top colleges in the country. The College which was earlier located at North Campus, University of Delhi then shifted to Safdarjung Hospital Complex and finally to its present campus at Dilshad Garden in the year 1986.

The institution is situated on the link road from G.T. Road about 4 kms from Shahdara. It can be approached easily from either Nizammudin, I.T.O or I.S.B.T. bridges over the Yamuna River. The College is fairly well connected by Delhi Metro and D.T.C. bus service. The Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital (G.T.B.H.) with a bed strength of over 1028, is the associated teaching Hospital. The UCMS & GTB Hospital Complex is spread over a an area of 89 acres comprising of College Block, Library & conference block, spacious Out Patient Departments, Indoor Wards, Central Laboratory Services & O.T. Block and many other ancillary facilities.

The number of students admitted every year has been increased from 100 to 150 in MBBS course, from 10 to 15 in B.Sc. (Medical Technology-Radiology) and various post-graduate courses w.e.f. the academic year 2009-10 as per guidelines of CEI-Act 2006, Govt. of India. The college has also increased intake of students for various MD/MS Courses from 51 to 68 w.e.f. the academic year 2009-10 in various clinical, pre-clinical and para-clinical subjects and also some students to the Ph.D Course in various departments. UCMS & GTB Hospital has 21 academic departments with 174 faculty members. The faculty provides expertise to various apex institutions like UNICEF, WHO, ICMR, NACO, DST, DBT and CSIR etc.

Separate hostels for undergraduate Boys and Girls and resident doctors are available in the campus. For recreation, well laid-out playgrounds, with outdoor games facilities for tennis, basketball, football, hockey and cricket are available along with the indoor games for the students.

IntRoDUctIon

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UnIveRsIty college of meDIcal scIences & gURU teg bahaDUR hospItal

Prof. O.P. KalraPrincipal

Prof.P.C.DikshitMedical Superintendent

ACADEMIC StAff

anatomy

Dr.VeenaBharihoke Professor & Head

Dr. Kamlesh Khatri Professor

Dr. Jugesh Khanna Professor

Dr. M. Nagar Professor

Dr. Rajiv Bhardwaj Reader

Dr. Renu Chauhan Lecturer in Sr. Scale

Dr. Surbhi Wadhwa Lecturer

Dr. Shilpi Gupta Dixit Lecturer

bIochemIstRy

Dr. J.K. Gambhir Professor Dr. B.D. Banerjee Professor Dr. S.B. Sharma Professor Dr. Dinesh Puri Professor & HeadDr.RimiShukla Professor Dr. A.K. Tripathi ProfessorDr. Rafat Ahmed ReaderDr. R.L. Tripathi ReaderDr. Seema Garg Lecturer

physIology

Dr. Savita Singh Professor & HeadDr.NilimaShankar Professor Dr. S.S. Sircar Professor Dr. Neelam Vaney ProfessorDr. Farah Khaliq ReaderDr. Abhinav Dixit LecturerDr. Manish Gupta LecturerDr. Asha Yadav LecturerDr. Satinder Singh Lecturer

pathology

Dr. Nishi Madan ProfessorDr. Sarla R. Aggarwal Professor & HeadDr.AratiB.Chacko Professor Dr. Geeta Dev Professor Dr. Usha Rusia Professor Dr. Kiran Mishra Professor Dr.MeeraSikka Professor Dr. Satendra Sharma Professor Dr. Usha R. Singh Professor Dr. Vinod Arora Professor Dr. Navjeevan Singh Professor Dr. Sonal Sharma ReaderDr. Mirinalini Kotru Lecturer in Sr. ScaleDr. Neelam Wadhwa Lecturer in Sr. Scale

mIcRobIology

Dr. V.G. Ramachandran ProfessorDr. Iqbal R. Kaur Professor & HeadDr. Ashwani Kumar Professor Dr. N.P. Singh Professor Dr.ShuklaDasRudra ProfessorDr. Rumpa Saha LecturerDr. Bineeta Kashyap LecturerDr. Sumit Rai Lecturer

Dr. K.K. Banerjee Professor Dr. N.K. Agarwal Professor & HeadDr. S.K. Verma Professor Dr. A.K. Tyagi Professor Dr. Anil Kohli ReaderDr. Arvind Kumar Lecturer

foRensIc meDIcIne

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Dr. A.T. Kannan Professor & HeadDr. Sanjay Chaturvedi Professor Dr. Sanjiv K. Bhasin Professor Dr. Arun K. Sharma Professor Dr. Pragati Chhabra Professor Dr. Kamal Agarwal ProfessorDr. N.K. Saini ReaderDr. O.P. Rajoura ReaderDr. Madhu Upadhyay Lecturer Dr. Geeta Yadav Lecturer

commUnIty meDIcIne

bIostatIcs & meDIcal InfoRmatIcs

Dr. A. Indrayan Professor & Head

meDIcIne

U.C.M.S.Dr. O.P. Kalra Principal & ProfessorDr. S. Dwivedi Professor & HeadDr. M.P. Agarwal Professor Dr. S.V. Madhu Professor Dr. Rajnish awasthi Professor Dr. Sunil Agarwal Professor Dr. Amitesh Aggarwal LecturerDr. Alpana Raizada LecturerDr. Pushpendra Verma LecturerG.t.B.H.Dr. G.S. Ranga Professor Dr. Subhash Giri Professor

paeDIatRIcs

U.C.M.S.Dr. M.M.A. Faridi Professor & HeadDr. Piyush Gupta Professor Dr. Anju Agarwal ReaderDr. Dheeraj Shah ReaderDr. Prerna Batra ReaderDr. Puja Dewan LecturerDr. Manish Narang LecturerG.t.B.H.Dr. Sunil Gomber ProfessorDr. Hema Asstt. Prof.

U.C.M.S.Dr. U.K. Srivastava ProfessorDr. Sanjay Gupta Professor Dr. Arun Gupta Professor Dr. Iqbal Singh Professor(EOL)Dr. Navneet Kaur ProfessorDr. M.K. Joshi LecturerDr. Seema Singh LecturerDr. Debajyoti Mohanty LecturerDr. Sudipta Saha LecturerDr. Pradeep Saini LecturerG.t.B.H.Dr. B.K. Jain Professor & HeadDr. Sunil Gautam ProfessorDr.VivekAgarwal ProfessorDr. Amit Gupta Asstt. ProfessorDr. Atul Kr. Nanda Asstt. Professor

sURgeRy

DeRmatology & s.t.D.

U.C.M.S.Dr. Archna Singhal Professor Dr.DeepikaPandhi ReaderDr. Chander Grover LecturerG.t.B.H.Dr. S.N. Bhattacharya Professor & HeadDr. Vijay Gandhi Asstt. Professor

phaRmacology

Dr. K.K. Sharma Professor & HeadDr. Prabha Mahajan Professor Dr. S.K. Bhattacharya Professor Dr. Pramod Kumari Professor Dr. Naresh Khanna Professor Dr. Rachna Gupta LecturerDr. Neeta Wardhan LecturerDr. Seema Jain LecturerDr. Sunita Halder Lectuer

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obstetRIcs & gynaecology

U.C.M.S.Dr. Amita Suneja ProfessorDr. Kiran Guleria ProfessorDr. Richa Sharma LecturerDr. Himshweta Srivastava LecturerDr. Sandhya Jain LecturerDr. Alpana Singh LecturerG.t.B.H.Dr. Neelam B. Vaid Professor & HeadDr. Neerja Goel ProfessorDr.G.Radhakrishnan Professor Dr. Shalini Rajaram Professor

U.C.M.S.Dr. Sudhir Kumar Professor & HeadDr. Anil Kumar Jain Professor Dr. Shobha Arora Professor Dr. Aditya N. Agarwal ReaderDr. Manish Chadha ReaderG.t.B.H.Dr. M.P. Singh ProfessorDr.AmitPankaj Asstt. Professor Dr. Puneet Mishra Asstt. Professor

oRthopaeDIcs

U.C.M.S.Dr. S.K. Bhargava Professor & HeadDr. Gopesh Mehrotra Professor Dr. Shuchi Bhatt ReaderDr. Anupama Tandon Lecturer in Sr. ScaleG.t.B.H.Dr. Rajpal Professor Dr. Vinita Rathi Professor

RaDIology & ImagIng

U.C.M.S.Dr. V.P. Gupta Professor & HeadDr. Jolly Rohtagi Professor Dr. Upreet Dhaliwal Professor G.t.B.H.Dr. G.K. Das Professor Dr. P.K. Sahu Assoc. Professor

ophthalmologyU.C.M.S.Dr.LakshmiVaid Professor Dr. Arun Goyal ReaderDr. Neelima Gupta Lecturer in Sr. ScaleG.t.B.H.Dr. P.P. Singh Professor & HeadDr. H.C. Taneja Professor

otoRhInolaRyngology

U.C.M.S.Dr. Sharmila Ahuja Professor Dr. Ajai Kumar Jain Professor Dr.AshokK.Saxena Professor Dr. Medha Mohta ReaderDr. Asha Tyagi ReaderDr. J.P. Sharma LecturerDr.AshokKumar LecturerG.t.B.H.Dr. A.K. Sethi Professor & HeadDr. R.S. Rautela ProfessorDr. Sujata Choudhary ProfessorDr. Mahendra Kumar Professor

anaesthesIology

Dr. M.S. Bhatia Professor & HeadDr. Shruti Srivastava Lecturer

psychIatRy

Dr. Namita Kalra Professor & HeadDr. Amit Khatri Lecturer

DentIstRy

Dr.RakeshDua Professor & HeadDr. Ajai Chaudhury Asstt. Professor

neURosURgeRy

Dr.L.C.Thakur Professor & Head

neURology

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lIbRaRy

Mrs. Manjula Dang Offg. Librarian

hostels

Dr. A.T. Kannan Provost

Dr. Satendra Sharma Warden, Boys Hostel

Dr. Savita Singh Warden, Girls Hostel

Dr. A.K. Tyagi Addl. Warden, Boys Hostel

Dr. Arun Kr. Sharma Asstt Warden, Boys Hostel

acaDemIc sectIon

Mr. Jagdish Chander Asstt. Registrar

Mr. G..S. More SectionOfficer

accoUnts sectIon

Mr.KuleenPrabhakar SectionOfficer

ADMINIStRAtION

establIshment sectIon

Mr. E. Raymond Asstt. Registrar

Mr. Laxmi Dutt SectionOfficer

Mrs. Sushila Suri SectionOfficer

geneRal sectIon

Mr. N.K. Sabharwal Asstt. Registrar

Mrs.ShaktiSharma SectionOfficer

stoRe

Mr. Subhash Chander SectionOfficer

hostel

Mrs. Geeta Bisht SectionOfficer

centRal WoRKshop

Mrs. Neelam Khurana SectionOfficer

coUncIl anD cooRDInatIon

Mr. M.L. Chopra Sr. Asstt.

physIcal eDUcatIon

Dr.RanjanChakravarty Lecturer

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acaDemIc pRogRammes

The institution provides instructions leading to following undergraduate and postgraduate degrees of the University of Delhi.

Undergraduate Programmes -

M.B.B.S. : 4-1/2yearsCourseplusone-yearinternship

B.Sc.(MedicalTechnology) : 3 year Course Radiography

Postgraduate Programme

M.D. / M.S. in following disciplines - 3 year degree course

M.D. Biochemistry, Physiology, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine, Medicine, Paediatrics, Radiology, Anaesthesiology, Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Dermatology

M.S. Anatomy, Surgery, Orthopaedics, Ophthalmology and Otorhinolaryngology

Ph.D Programme Various departments

Besides this, the college is also running in-service training programme for Medical Laboratory Technology.

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lIbRaRy RUles

1. Admission to the Library

ThelibraryisopentothebonafidemembersoftheUCMSlibrary.TheadmissiontothelibraryisallowedonproductionoftheIdentityCard/ConsultationCard.Membersarerequiredtosigntheregisterkeptattheentrancegate.Personalbelongingslikebags,briefcases,books,eatablesetc.arenotallowedinsidethelibrary.Thesemustbekeptattheprivatepropertycounteratreader’sownrisk.Whileleavingthelibrary,membersmaybeaskedtoshowtheirfilecovers,booksetc.tothestaffonduty.

2. Library Hours

Thelibraryisopenfrom9.00a.m.to12.00(midnight)onweekdays(Saturdays9.00a.m.to4.00p.m.).Thereadingroomisopen24hoursaday.

3. Membership No. of library cards

Membership of the library is open to :

a) MBBSstudentsofUCMS 1each b) B.Sc.(Radiology) 1each c) Post-graduatestudentsofUCMS+Ph.Dstudents 2each d) Faculty(Professors,Readers,Lecturers) 3each e) MedicalOfficersofG.T.B.Hospital 1each f) Seniorresidents/DemonstratorsoftheUCMS&GTBH 1each

Application for membership is to be made on the prescribed form obtainable from the Library.

4. Loan Privileges and Conditions

OneBook/journalwillbeissuedagainsteachticket.

5. Issue and Return of books / Journals

a) Allthebooksissuedfromthelibraryshallbereturnedwithinfourteen(14)daysof the date of issue.

b) Allthejournalsissuedfromthelibraryshallbereturnedwithinseven(7)daysof the date of issue.

c) Referencebooksandperiodicalsondisplayarenotordinarilyissuedonloan.However, under special circumstances, they are issued for overnight only.

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d) AnoverduechargeofRupeeOneperdaypervolumewillbeleviedforthelatereturnofbooks/journals.Thefinemustbepaidatthetimeofthereturnofthebooks/journals.

e) Ifthebooks/journalsarenotreturnedwithinthreemonthsoftheduedate,allthelibraryfacilitieswillbeterminatedandtheReader’sTicketwillbedetainedequaltotheperiod,thebook/journaliskeptbeyondduedate.

6. Loss or Damage of Books/Journals

a) Borrowersmustsatisfythemselvesaboutthephysicalconditionofthebook/journal before borrowing; otherwise they will be held responsible for any damages or mutilation noticed at the time of return.

b) Ifamember losesordamagesanybook/journal,he/sheshould report to theLibrarian immediately in writing.

c) Thefinewillbeleviedfromthedateofthepertinenttittleisdue/datethelossis reported to the Librarian as per rule 5.

d) Duringtheperiodafterthereportandthereplacementofthebook/journal,iftheborrowedbook/journalisfoundbythereader,he/sheisliabletopaythefineforthe whole period.

e) Thelostbook/journalwillhavetobereplacedbythereaderwithinthreemonthsfromthedateofissue,failingwhichthecurrentcostofthebook/boundjournaland the cost of the whole volume in case of lost issue of journal will have to bedepositedwiththecollege.Thepriceofrare/outofprint/unobtainablebook/journal will be determined by the Principal.

f) Nobook/journalshallbeissuedtoaborrowerwhohaslostatitle,untilsuchtime,that the lost title is replaced or paid for the stated above. In special circumstances, this may be waived at the discretion of the Principal.

7. tickets not transferable

Reader’sTicketsarenottransferable.

8. Loss or Misuse of tickets

LossofReader’sTicketsmustbereportedinwritingimmediatelyonprescribedformavailableatthelibrarycounter.DuplicateReader’sTicketswillbeissuedafteronemonthonpaymentofRs.20/-perticket.Themember,however,willcontinuetoberesponsibleforanylosswhichthelibrarymaysufferthroughtheloss/misuseoftheticket.

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9. ClearanceCertificate

TheReader’sTicketisthepropertyofthelibraryandistobereturned,duesifanypaidandclearancecertificateobtainedbeforetakingUniversityExaminationorterminatingconnection with the UCMS & GTBH.

10. Other facilities

Facility for getting photostat copies of the library literature and other research material is also available near college library on subsidized cost.

Library is providing Internet services to students and faculty members.

ABookBankforpoordeservingSC/STStudentsalsoexistsinthecollegelibrary.

Anairconditionedreadingroomfacilityisavailbleroundtheclockforreadingpersonalbookstothebonafidemembersoflibrary.

the library seeks your co-operation in strict compliance of these rules.

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co-cURRIcUlaR actIvItIes

Various student-directed activities have been provided by the College so that students can participate in Co-Curricular Activities. There are - Students Publication committee (SPC):CommitteeforCulturalandCreativeActivities(CCA);StudentsSportsandGamesCommittee;‘Manchayan’theDramaticSocietyofthecollege.

The committees have frequent interaction with the students and for the purpose from 1st year admissions, a talent search is made.

Students Publication Committee (SPC) :

The committee encourages students literary activities articulated through various studentspublications.Inadditiontoannualmagazine-‘Sankalp’otherperiodicalbulletinsand newsletters about the students activities, their views on variety of issues mostly related to campus life, is encouraged by this committee. These activities provide the students opportunities for training in creative writing.

TheEnglish andHindi sections of the committee together take up the task ofpublishing various literary magazines. The proposed magazines provide channels for the cultivation of literacy sensibilities and for widening awareness.

Inaddition,thecommitteealsoholdsworkshopsoncreativewritingandcompetitionsfrom time to time to generate good articles.

The budget allocation for various activities during the year are proposed by the committee and students will have freedom of initiation with individual committee members under the over all purview of the SPC.

The committee can also propose ways to raise funds to meet the expenses on activities from time to time.

The present members of the Committee are : i) Dr.SatendraSharma,ProfessorofPathology-Convenor ii) Dr.SanjayChaturvedi,ProfessorinCommunityMedicine iii) Dr.NavjeevanSingh,ProfessorofPathology iv) Student’sEditor,CollegeMagazine v) Student’sRepresentativefromBoysHostel vi) Student’sRepresentativefromGirlsHostel

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Committee for Cultural & Creative Activities (CCA) :

A Senior faculty member alongwith a team from the faculty and students with interestinrecreationalandactivitieslikedramatic,music,debating,photographyandotherconstitutes this Committee.

TheCommitteeorganisesbesidesannualculturalfestival(Ripple),otherinterclasscompetitions and inter-College competitions to promote competition of high standard.

The Present members of the Committee are : i) Dr.IqbalRajinderKaur,Professor,DepartmentofMicrobiology ii) Dr.NeerjaGoel,Professor,DepartmentofObstetrics&Gynaecology iii) Dr.S.S.Sircar,Professor,DepartmentofPhysiology iv) Dr.ArunK.Sharma,Professor,DepartmentofCommunityMedicine v) CulturalSecretaryandDebatingSecretary vi) Student’sRepresentativefromBoysHostel vii) Student’sRepresentativefromGirlsHostel

Sports and Games Committee :

This committee encourages the students to participate in the respective activities and also motivates them to bring good results in various inter-college competitons.

The following constitute the Committee : i) Dr.B.D.Banerjee,Professor,DepartmentofBiochemistry-Convenor ii) Dr.S.K.Bhargava,Professor&Head,DepartmentofRadiology iii) Dr.N.P.Singh,Professor,DepartmentofMicrobiology iv) Student’sSportsSecretary v) Student’sRepresentativefromBoys’Hostel vi) Student’sRepresentativefromGirls’Hostel

ResIDentIal facIlItIes

There are excellent residential facilities provided for the students to the boys and girls. There are three hostels - two for boys and one for girls. The hostels are provided with co-curricular activities and indoor sports and games facilities as well as indoor gyms. Spaciousgreenlawnsandwellmaintainedplaygroundsareprovidedforoutdoorgameslikecricket,football,basketball,andvolleyball.HostelcommonroomsareprovidedwithTVwithcableconnection,DVD/VCR,aswellasMusicSystemmaintainedbythestudentsthemselves.

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hostel RUles anD RegUlatIons

1. Thecollegeprovidessingleroomaccommodationtostudents(bothboysandgirls)admitted in the M.B.B.S. in the separately built Boys and Girls Hostels in its Campus.

2. Students desirous of having hostel accommodation should submit Applications alongwithproofofpresent residenceon theprescribed form to theHostelOffice.Rooms will be allotted on priority basis.

3. Everyresidentisresponsibleforthecareofroomallottedtohim/herandthefurnitureprovidedtherein(Table,Chair,BedwithoutmattressandTeepai).Nofurnitureitemisallowed to be removed from or additional furniture brought in the hostel without the prior permission of the Warden in writing. In case of damage, the resident is supposed to inform the Warden, in writing. A resident may be charged for damage and loss of any such item.

4. No resident is permitted to shift from the room allotted to any other room in the Hostel.

5. Inordertosafeguardagainstthefts,residentsarerequiredtousegoodlocks.Residentsshouldnotkeepcostlyitems,likeJewellery,electronicitems(DVDPlayer,Musicsystemcameraandtelevisionetc.)intheirrooms.

6. IncaseofInterns,theroomwillhavetobevacatedwithinaweekfromthedateofcompletion of the internship. The interns shall have to surrender the rooms 12 months aftercompletionoffinalprofessionexamination.Intheeventofnon-completionofinternship due to personal reason, hostel facility shall not be provided.

7. Residentsshallnotbeallowedtoengageanypersonforserviceofanykind,personalor otherwise.

8. NomessbeareroranyotherHostel/Messemployeeshouldbeaskedtodopersonalworkbyanyresident.

9. Residents should pay all their dues and submit the Hostel Leaving Form in the Hostel OfficebeforegettingaClearanceCertificateatthetimeofleavingtheHostel.

10. a) GuestsareallowedtostayintheGuestRoomofhostelonlywiththepermissionof the Warden.

b) TheguestchargesofRs.50/-perdayshouldbedepositedinadvance.Thebillingwill be done from 12.00 noon to 12.00 of the following day ( and the fraction of adaywillbetreatedasonefullday).Aguestisallowedtostayforamaximumperiodofthreedays.TheWarden/Provost/Principalreservestherighttowithdrawthe permission at any time without assigning any reason.

c) Theresidentshallbeheldresponsiblefortheconductofhis/herguest.

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d) Noresidentshallbeallowedtokeepaguestinguestroomunlesshe/shehimself/herself is present in the hostel

11. a) EveryresidentmustinforminwritingtotheWardenabouthis/herabsencefromthehostelifhe/shestaysoutformorethan24hours.Oneshouldalsoleavetheaddressatwhichhe/shecouldbecontactedifnecessary.Thisruleshouldalsobe followed when residents leave the hostel during vacation. For providing information about leaving the hostel, a register will be available with the Security Staff and accordingly entries should be made.

b) AllresidentsareexpectedtobebackintheHostellatestby10.00p.m.

12. TheUseofalcoholicdrinksorintoxicatingmaterialisstrictlyprohibitedinthehostel.Strictdisciplinaryactionamountingtoevenexpulsionfromthehostel/collegeshallbetakenagainstthoseviolatingtherule.

13. a) Noresidentwillbeallowedtouseelectricalbulbsofmorethan100Watts.

b) Theresidentshouldnottemperwithelectricalinstallationprovidedinroomsorin the premises of the hostel.

c) Ondetectionofmisuseofelectricalinstallationintheroomorinthehostel,disciplinaryactionwillbetakenagainsttheresident.

14. Any case of illness should immediately be reported to the Warden.

15. NoresidentisallowedtocollectanykindoffundfromhostellerswithoutpriorwrittenpermissionfromWarden/Principal.

16. Theresidentsofthehostelarenotpermittedtoholdanykindofmeetingsinthehostelpremises. However, for such activities, prior permission may be obtained from the Warden/Provost/Principal,inwriting.

17. EachstudentshouldgetanIdentityCardfromthehosteloffice.Onerecentpassportsize photograph is to be submitted for the purpose along with the admission form.

18. a) TheresidentwillbeunderthedisciplinaryjurisdictionofthePrincipalofthecollege and such other authorities who may be vested with the authority to exercise discipline under the Act, the Statues, the Ordinances and the Rules framed by the University.

b) Aresidentwhoviolatesanyoftheserules(existinginthehostelortheuniversity)orcreatesdisturbancesinthehostel,isliabletodisciplinaryactionbytheWarden/Provost/Principal.

19. The College authorities reserve the right to alter or revise any of the hostel rules at any time.

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mess facIlIty

20. TheHostelMessisrunbytheresidentsoftheHostelon‘noprofit,noloss’basisaccording the rules laid down for the purpose and under the supervision of the Warden.

21. SmokingintheDiningHallisprohibited.

22. a) Foodwillnotbeservedoutsidethedininghalltoresidentortheirguests.Incaseof illness, the residents may be served food in their rooms with prior permission of the Warden.

b) Thefollowingtimingsareobservedforthedininghallfacilities:

Breakfast - 7.30to9.00a.m.

Lunch - 1.00 to 2.00 p.m.

Evening Tea - 5.15 to 5.45 p.m.

Dinner - 8.00 to 9.00 p.m.

23. Aresidentwhoisawayfromthehostelduringvacationorduetoanyspecificreasonforaminimumperiodof7daysanddoesnottakefoodinthehostelmessisentitledtoclaim rebate at the rate of Rs.15.00 per day. To claim the rebate, a resident is supposed toinforminwritingintheRebateFormaboutthedatesofhis/herleavingandthetentativedateofreturn.Allclaimsforthemessrebateshouldbegiventohostelofficeonorbeforethe5thdayofthefollowingmonthinordertofinalisethemessaccountsfor the previous month in time.

Common Room facility :

24. a) TheCommonRoomfacilitiesareavailablefrom5.00p.m.to11.00p.m.everyday except on Sunday and other holidays when common room remains open from 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 p.m. However, subject to the teaching curriculum, the residentscanmakerequesttoopenthecommonroomonsuchoccasionslikespecial TV Programmes at any time during the day depending on the transmission of such programme.

b) Onholidaysandweek-ends,residentsmayavailtheDVD/VCRfacilityinthecommonroomforviewingfilmswiththepriorpermissionoftheWarden,allsuch requests should be routed to Warden through the cine-club Secretary of the hostelwiththetitleonthefilmandtimeofviewingsothatnecessaryfacilitiesmay be provided.

c) Privateviewingofanyfilmintheroomandplacesotherthanthecommonroomis strictly prohibited.

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Visiting Hours for Parents, Guardians and Guests

25. Thevisitinghoursarefrom5.00p.m.to8.00p.m.However,incaseofemergency/urgency, the resident may request for visitng room facility. Any one found misusing thevisitorroomfacilitymakeshim/herliablefordisciplinaryaction.

Hostel fees and Annual Charges

26. After submitting the fees and annual charges, if a student decides not to avail the hostel facility in the same month in which the fees and other charges are paid, one is entitled to get a refund of Caution money only. Annual charges and mess fee are not refundable. However, one may claim rebate on mess fee for the period in which the mess facility is not availed as laid down in preceeding paras.

27. AllHostelduesarepayableinadvancebythe18thofeverymonthwithoutfine.AfineofRs.1/-perdaywillbechargedfrom19th.Ifduesarenotpaidby26thofthedue month the resident may be required to vacate the room. He may be considered for readmission depending upon the circumstances of the default.

28. AsthefinancialyearofthehostelclosesonMarch31,alltheHostelchargesincludingthat for March must be cleared by March 10.

DIscIplIne

1. Students are responsible for their conduct to the Principal and are prohibited from doing anything either inside or outside the College which may amount to breach of disciplineorinterferencewiththedisciplineandnormalworkingoftheCollege.

2. At the time of admission, every student shall be required to sign a declaration that onadmission,he/shesubmitshimself/herselftothedisciplinaryjurisdicationoftheVice-Chancellor and other authorities of the University who may be vested with the authority to excersie discipline under the Act.

3. A student shall be liable to the disciplinary action for violation of any of the rules of disciplineanddisciplinaryactionmayinvokewarningand/orfineandsuspensionfrom classes, from examination, from use of College Library or even expelled from the College.

4. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited within the premises of the College and any part of Delhi University as well as on public transport. Any individual or collective act or practice of ragging constitutes gross indiscipline and shall be dealt with under ordinance XV-C and

5. OrdinancesXV-B,XV-CandXV-DareappendedattheendofthisHandbook.Thestudents are advised to go through them very carefully.

6. ThestudentscanbefinedanyamountaspenaltyasdecidedbyPrincipalforindiscipline.

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fREESHIP

Freeship to the extent of 20% of the students is available for deserving students every year.

SCHOLARSHIPS

1. Post matric Scholarship of Scheduled Castes Students The scheduled caste students admitted in the College are eligible for the Post-

Matric Scholarship of the NCT Delhi. The last date for receipt of application for the Scholarship at the Directorate of Education, Delhi Administration, through the College is generally 30th November every year.

2. Saraswati foundation (NGO) Endowment Scholarship TheScholarshipofRs.2000/-p.m.awardedonmeritcum-meansbasisofoneyear’s

duration renewable every year at the commencement of the studies.

Application are invited by theTrust some time during themonth ofOctober/November.

3. V.C. Students’ fund ScholarshipofthevalueofRs.200/-p.m.isopentostudentssecuringatleast60%

marksinthelastqualifyingexaminationandwhosefather/guardian’sincomeislessthanRs.750/-p.m.Thenotificationfor thisScholarship isgenerally issuedby theUniversityinJanuary/February.

4. Dr. A.N. Duggal Endowment Scholarship ScholarshipofRs.100/-p.m.isawardedtostudentswhoseparent’sincomedoesnot

exceedRs.750/-p.m.TheawardisforthedurationoftheCoursesubjecttoyearlyreview.TheScholarshipisnormallynotifiedinSeptember/October.

5. NCERt Scholarship ScholarshipofRs.200/-p.m.isawardedonacademicprogressofthestudent.The

scholarshipisnotifiedinJuly/August.

6. Post Matric Scholarship Harijan and Samaj Kalyan (Lucknow) U.P. ScholarshipofthevalueofRs.500/-perannumisawardedtoSC/STstudents.The

ScholarshipisnotifiedinApril/May.

7. National Merit Scholarship

GivenRs.1000/-toRs.2000/-p.m.respectivelytostudentinUG&PGcourseswhohadsecuredminimumof80%marksin10+2nothelpingtocreamylayer.

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8. Dr. N.C. Kapoor Memorial Scholarship ScholarshipofRs.300/-isawardedtoneedyanddeservingstudents.TheAwardis

for the duration of the Course subject to yearly review. The Scholarship is normally notifiedinSept./Oct.everyyear.

9. S.J. Jindal trust Scholarshipisofferedtoneedystudentssecuringatleast55%marksatthequalifying

examination for higher studies.10. Indian Oil Company Scholarship ScholarshipofRs.750/-isgiventodeservingSC/STstudentspursuingstudiesinfull

time graduate Course in Medicine. Scholarship is renewed on yearly basis subjects to satisfactory performance of the student.

Note(1)Forreleaseofperiodicalinstalmentofeachoftheabovescholarship,theawardee has to show a satisfactory progress in studies and for the purpose an individual record is maintained in the Department concerned and at the Academic Section of the College.

(2)StudentsareexpectedtobeintouchwiththeAcademicSectionandalsosee the Notice Board from time to time to enable them to apply for the scholarship.

11. CBSE Merit Scholarship ScholarshipofRs.1000/-p.m.isgiventomeritoriusstudentspursuingMBBScourse

after10+2CBSEExamination.meDals anD aWaRDs

The following medals and prizes are awarded on the basis of merits at the University Examination.

1. Delhi Medical Association Gold Medal - Awarded to the best outgoing student of the College.

2. Smt. Rukmani Gopalkrishnan Memorial Medal - Awarded to the student securing highestmarksinSurgeryattheCollegelevelintheFinalM.B.B.S.Examination.

3. Dr. (Miss) L.V. Pathak Medal-Awardedtothestudentsecuringhighestmarksatthe College level in Obstetrics & Gynaecology in the Final M.B.B.S. Examination.

4. Smt. Ram Pyari and Shri L.N. Chugh Memorial Medal - Awarded to student securingthehighestmarksattheCollegelevelinMedicineintheFinalM.B.B.S.Examination.

5. Major (Dr.) Ashwani Kumar Kanva, V.S.M., Memorial Award - Awarded to the student who tops in the College in the subject of P.S.M. at Final Professional M.B.B.S. Examination.

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6. Major (Dr.) Ashwani Kumar Kanva, V.S.M. Memorial Award - Awarded tot he Best intern in Paediatrics.

7. Pallab Choudhary Award-Awardedtothestudentsecuringhighestmarksatthecollege level in Microbiology in the Second Professional Examination.

8. K. Sridharan Awards-Awardedtothestudentssecuringhighestmarksatthecollegelevel in each of the subjects of Anatomy, Pharmacology & Ophthalmology in the First, Second & Final Professional Examination respectively.

9. Col. Barkat Narain Medal/Prize-Awardedtothestudentsecuringhighestmarksat the College level in P.S.M. at the Final M.B.B.S.

10. Kanahya Lal Gulati Award - Awarded to the student who tops in the subject of Physiology in the College in the 1st Professional M.B.B.S. Examination.

11. Dr. Abhijeet Malhotra Memorial Award - Awarded to the student securing highest marksattheCollegelevelattheFinalProfessionalExamination.

12. Ram Chand Dua Award -Awarded to the student securinghighestmarksat theCollege level at the First Professional Examination.

13. Ratan Mani Sharma Award-AwardedtothestudentsecuringhighestmarksattheCollege level at the Second Professional Examination.

14. Potha Prgada Award-AwardedtothestudentsecuringhighestmarksinBiochemistryat the College level at the First Professional Examination.

15. Dr. Krishan Kumar Gupta Award - Awarded for standing First in Forensic Medicine in the college.

16. Dr. S.K. Goel memorial Award - Awarded for standing First in ENT in the College.

17. Dr. Madhu Saxena Memorial Awards

a) AwardedforBestOutgoingPost-graduatestudentinMedicineattheCollegelevel.

b) Awarded for standing first inMedicine atCollege level at finalM.B.B.S.Examination.

18. faculty of Pathology-Golden Jubilee of Independence Award - Awarded for standing First in Pathology at the College Level in Second M.B.B.S. Examination.

19. Roentgen Medal -AwardedtothestudentwhosecureshighestpercentageofmarksatB.Sc.(M.T.)RadiographyfinalExam.

20. Dr. Kusum Pandit Memorial Award - for the best thesis open to all the Post-graduates.

21. Dr. U.K. Srivastava Award - for Best P.G. in Surgery.

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22. Merit Awards - Awarded to the students securing First, Second & Third position in aggregate respectively at the College level in each of the University Professional Examination.

The Medals and prizes are awarded on the Annual Day of the College.

Ucms alUmnI

There exists the UCMS Alumni and all the students passing out from the UCMS become its members automatically on one time payment of the Life Membership fee of theAlumni(Rs.500)whichisadjustedoutoftheCautionMoneywhichmaybeduetothestudents at the time of passing out from the College.

Organising Committee

Dr. Ramesh Bansal, President(Tel:9899179030) Dr. P.H. Mishra, VicePresident(Tel:9811585980) Dr. Madan Narain, GeneralSecretary(Tel:9891251162) Dr. Chander Shekhar, FinanceSecretary(Tel:9313622552) Dr. N.K. Aggarwal, StaffAdvisor(Tel:9810617180)

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m.b.b.s. - the coURse of stUDy

Thedurationofcourseis4-1/2 years plus one year Internship training.Thedurationofcourseofstudyi.e.4-1/2 years are divided into nine semesters.The distribution of semesters are as under :i) Theperiodof1,3,5,7and9semesterswillbew.e.f.1stJulyto31stDecember

of the year.ii) Theperiodof2,4,6,7and8semesterswillbew.e.f.1stJanuaryto30thJune

of the year.Note : 1st and 3rd Semesters may start on 1st August of the year.

MODEL tABLE Of tIME DIStRIBUtION(ClinicalPostings)

Total 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th TotalSubjects Sem. Sem. Sem. Sem. Sem. Sem. Sem. (Weeks) (Weeks) (Weeks) (Weeks) (Weeks) (Weeks) (Weeks)

Gen. Medicine 6 - 4 - 4 6 6 26

Paediatrics - 2 - 2 - 4 2 10

Tuberculosis &Chest Diseases - 2 - - - - - 02

Dermatology & STD - 2 - 2 - 2 - 06

Psychiatry - - 2 - - - - 02

Radiology - - - - 2 - - 02

General Surgery 6 - 4 - 4 6 6 26

Orthopaedics - - 4 4 - - 2 10

Ophthalmology - 4 - 4 - - 2 10

Otorhinolaryngology - 2 - 4 2 - - 08

Obstetrics & 2 4 4 - 4 4 6 24Gynaecology including Family Welfare Planning

Community Medicine 4 4 - 4 - - - 12

Casualty - - - 2 - - - 02

Dentistry - 2 - - - - - 02

total (in weeks) 18 22 18 22 18 22 22 142

Note : Subject to College level adjustment

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vacatIons

For 2nd Semester : 23rd June to 6th July

For 4th, 6th and 8th Semesters : 15th June to 30th June

For 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th and 9th Semesters : 17th Dec. to 31st Dec.

attenDance

As per regulations of Medical Council of India, minimum 75% attendance in a subject is compulsory for appearing in the University examination.

NOTE : The admission to Medical Course shall close on 30th September of the year. The supplementary batch students of first professionalwill appear in the 2nd professionalexaminationsconductedbytheUniversityprovidedhe/shehascompletedrequiredtrainingi.e.18 months of study, if otherwise, eligible. Those students who are passing 1st Prof. Examination in supplementary Examination, will appear only in Supplementary Examination of 2nd Professional Examination 1st time to complete about 18 months training in paraclinical training.

InteRnal assessment

i) It shallbebasedonday todayassessment (see Noteabove), evaluationofstudent assignment, preparation for seminar, clinical case presentation etc.

ii) Regularperiodicalexaminationsshallbeconductedthroughoutthecourse.Thequestion of number of examinations is left to the institution.

iii) DaytodayrecordsshouldbegivenimportanceduringInternalAssessment.

iv) WeightagefortheInternalassessmentshallbe20%ofthetotalmarksineachsubject.

v) Studentmustsecureatleast35%marksseparatelyintheory&practicaloutofthetotalmarksfixedforInternalassessmentinparticularsubjectinordertobeeligible to appear in University Professional examination of the subject.

NOTE : Internal Assessment shall relate to different ways in which students participation in learning process during semesters is evaluated. Some examples are as follows:

i) Preparationofsubjectforstudentsseminar.

ii) Preparationofaclinicalcasefordiscussion.

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iii) Clinicalcasestudyproblemsolvingexercise.

iv) ParticipationinProjectforhealthcareintheCommunity/P.S.M.(Planningstageto evaluation.

v) Proficiencyincarryingoutapracticaloraskillinsmallresearchproject.

vi) MultipleChoiceQuestions(MCQ)Testaftercompletionofasystem/teaching.

Each item tested shall be objectively assessed.

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elIgIbIlIty to appeaR In UnIveRsIty examInatIons

AsperMCIregulation,everystudentmustfulfilfollowingcriteriatobeeligiblefor appearing in the Professional Examination.- Minimum 75% attendance in theory and practical class in every subject.- Minimum 35% marks separetely in theory and practical internal assessment in

every subject.a) ThereshallbefourExaminations: i) IstProfessionalMBBSExaminationshallbeheldaround1stto2ndweekof

July. The supplementary examination shall be held on 16th September to 21st September.

ii) 2ndProfessionalMBBSExaminationshallbeheldon14thFebruaryto21stFebruary.ThesupplementaryexaminationshallbeheldduringJune/July.

iii) 3rdprofessional(Part-I)16thNovemberto6thDecember.Thesupplementaryexamination shall be held on 3rd February to 8th February.

iv) 3rdprofessional(Part-II)25thNovemeberto16thDecember.Thesupplementaryexamination shall be held on 10th February to 20th Feb.

b) NocandidateshallbepermittedtoappearintheSecondMBBSExaminationunlesshe/shehaspassedthefirstexaminationabout18thmonthsbefore.

c) A studentwho fails in the 2ndprofessional examination, shall not be allowed toappearin3rdprofessionalPart-1Examinationunlesshe/shepassedallsubjectsof2nd professional Examination.

d) Passingin3rdprofessional(Part-I)Examinationisnotcompulsorybeforeenteringfor8thand9thSemestertraining.However,passingof3rdprofessional(PartI)iscompulsoryforbeingeligiblefor3rdProfessional(Part-II)Examination.

Scheme of Under-graduate Examination & Distribution of Marks :

In order to pass a candidate must obtain 50% in aggregate with a minimum of 50% in theory including orals and minimum of 50% in Practicals.A) first Professional Examination(Pre-clinicalsubjects):Subjectsconsistof: (a)Anatomy(b)Physiology(c)Biochemistry a) Anatomy Theory-twopapersof50markseach 100marks (oneappliedquestionof10marksineachpaper) Oral(Viva) 20marks Practical40marksInternalAssessment 40marks (Theory20;Practical20) Total 200marks

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b) Physiology Theory-Twopapersof50markseach (Oneappliedquestionof10marksineachpaper) 100marks Oral(Viva) 20marks Practical 40marks Internalassessment 40marks (Theory20;Practical20) Total 200marks c) Biochemistry TheoryTwopapersof50markseach (Oneappliedquestionof10marksineachpaper) 100marks Oral(Viva) 20mark Practical 40marks InternalAssessment 40marks (Theory20;Practical20) Total 200marks

B. Second professional Examination(Para-clinicalSubjects):Subjectsconsistof: (a)Pathology,(b)Microbiology(c)Pharmacology(d)ForensicMedicine a) Pathology Theory-Twopapersof40markseach 80marks (Oneappliedquestionof10marksineachpaper) Oral(Viva) 15marks Practical 25marks Internalassessment 30marks (Theory-15;Practical-15) Total 150marks b) Microbiology Theory-Twopapersof40markseach 80marks (Oneappliedquestof10marksineachpaper) Oral(Viva) Practical 15marks Practical 25marks Internalassessment 30marks (Theory-15;Practical15) Total 150marks

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c) Pharmacology Theory-Twopapersof40markseach containingonequestiononclinicaltherapeutics 80marks Oral(Viva) 15marks Practical 25marks Internalassessment 30marks (Theory-15;Practical-15) Total 150marks

d) forensic Medicine : Theoryonepaper 40marks Oral(Viva) 10marks Practical/Clinical 30marks Internal assessment Theory-10,Practical-10 20marks Total 100marks

C) third Professional Examination(Part-I)(ClinicalSubjects):Subjectsconsistof: (a)Ophthalmology(b)Oto-Rhino-Laryngology(c)CommunityMedicine: a) Ophthalmology : Theory:Onepaper 40marks (should contain one question on preclinical andpara-clinicalaspects,of10marks Oral(Viva) 10marks Clinical 30marks Internalassessment 20marks (Theory-10;Practical-10) Total 100marks b) Oto-Rhino-Laryngology Theory:Onepaper 40marks (should contain one question on pre-clinical andpara-clinicalaspects,of10marks) Oral(Viva) 10marks Clinical 30marks InternalAssessment 20marks (Theory-10;Practical-10) Total

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c) Community Medicine Theory:Twopapersof60markseach 120marks includes problem solving, applied aspects of management at primary levelincludingessentialdrugs,occupation(agrobased) diseases, rehabilitation and social aspects of community. Oral(Viva) 10marks Practical/Projectevaluation 30marks Internalassessment 40marks (Theory-20,Practical-20) Total 200marks D) third Professional Examination (PartII)(Clinicalsubjects):Subjectsconsistsof: (a)Medicine(b)Surgery(c)Obstetrics&Gynaecology(d)Paediatrics a) Medicine : Theory-Twopapersof60markseach 120marks Paper I - General Medicine Paper II - General Medicine (including Psychiatry, Dermatology&STD) (shall contain one question on basic sciences & allied subjects Oral(Viva)interpretationofX-Ray,ECGetc. 20marks Clinical(Bedside) 100marks Internalassessment 60marks (Theory30;Practical30) Total 300marks b) Surgery : Theory-Twopaperof60markseach 120marks PaperI-GeneralSurgery(SectionI) Orthopaedics(Section2) Paper II - General Surgery including Anaesthesiology, Dental diseases

and Radiology,(Shallcontainonequestiononbasicsciences&alliedsubjects)

Oral(Viva)Interpretationofinvestigativedata 20marks Clinical(BedSide) 100marks Internalassessment 60marks (Theory30;practical30) Total 300 Paper I of Surgery shall have one section in Orthopaedics. The questions on

Orthopaedic Surgery be set and assessed by examiners who are teachers in the Orthopaedics Surgery.

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c) Obstetrics and Gynaecology Theory-TwoPapersof40markseach 80marks Paper I - Obstetrics including social Obstetrics. Paper II - Gynaecology, Family Welfare and Demography (shallcontainonequestiononbasicsciences&alliedsubjects) Oral(Viva)includingrecordofdelivery 30marks Cases(20+10) Clinical 50marks Internalassessment 40marks (Theory-20;Practical-20) Total 200marks

d) Paediatrics(includingNeonatology) Theory:OnePaper 40marks (shallcontainonequestiononbasicsciences&alliedsubjects) Oral(Viva) 10marks Clinical 30marks InternalAssessment 20marks (Theory-10;Practical-10) Total 100marks

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Minimum teaching Hours prescribed in various disciplines, excluding Clinical subjects. A. Pre-Clinical subjects (1st&2ndSemester) 1. Anatomy 650 hrs 2. Physiology 480 hrs 3. Bio-Chemistry 240 hrs 4. Community Medicine 60 hrs B. Para Clinical Subjects (3rd,4th,5thSemester) 1. Pathology 300 hrs 2. Pharmacology 300 hrs 3. Microbiology 250 hrs 4. Community Medicine 70 hrs 5. Forensic Medicine 100 hrs

C. Clinical Subjects 1. General Medicine* 300 hrs 2. Paediatrics 100 hrs 3. Tuberculosis* 20 hrs 4. Psychiatry* 20 hrs 5. Skin-STD 30hrs 6. Community Medicine 50 hrs 7. Anaesthesia** 20 hrs 8. General Surgery** 300 hrs 9. Orthopaedics** 100 hrs 10. Ophthalmology 100 hrs 11. Otorhinolaryingology 70 hrs 12. Radiology** 20 hrs 13. Dentistry** 10 hrs 14. Obstt. & Gynae. 300 hrs

*Department of Medicine to coordinate **Department of Surgery to coordinate

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Re-aDmIssIon

Acandidatehavingfailedinthesupplementaryofthefirst,secondandfinal(PartI&II)MBBSExaminationsmayregisterforre-admissiontothesameclassatthediscretionof the Principal of the College within 15 days of the announcement of the result of the University Examination. The Candidate will be required to pay enrollment fee, special Universityfeeetc.andCollegewillinformtheUniversityofhis/herre-admission.

InteRnshIp

Every candidate subsequent to passing the Final Examination, shall undergo a period ofcertifiedpracticaltrainingofoneyear.Internshipisaphaseoftrainingwhereinagraduateisexpectedtoconductactualpracticeofmedicalandhealthcareandacquireskillsundersupervision,sothathe/shemaybecomecapableoffunctioningindependently.

1. The diagnosis of clinically common disease conditions encountered in practice andmaketimelydecisionforreferraltohis/herlevel

2. The discreet use of the essential drugs, infusions, blood or its substitutes and laboratory services

3. Manage all type of emergencies - medical, surgical, obstetric, neonatal and paediatric,byrenderingfirstlevelcare

4. TheskillsinmonitoringoftheNationalHealthProgrammesandSchemes,oriented to prove preventive and promotive health care services to the community

5. The leadership qualities to function effectively as a leader of the health team organized to deliver the health and family welfare service in existing socioeconomic political and cultural environment.

6. Theservicestochronicallysickanddisabled(bothphysicalandmental)andto communicate effectively with patient and the community.

time Distribution Community Medicine 2 months Medicine 2 months Surgery including Anaesthesia 2 months Obst./Gynae.includingFamilyWelfarePlanning 2months Paediatric 1 month Orthopaedics including PMR 1 month Ophthalmology 15 days Otorhinolaryngology 15 days Casualty 15 days Elective Postings 15 days

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Elective Subjects Elective posting will include Two of the following for 15 days in each subject : i) DermatologyandSexuallyTransmittedDiseases ii) Psychiatry iii) TuberculosisandRespiratorydiseases iv) Anaesthesia v) Radio-diagnosis vi) PhysicalmedicineandRehabilitation vii) ForensicMedicineandToxicology viii) BloodBankandTransfusionDepartment

Note :i) IncaseofstudentswhodesiretocompletecompulsoryInternshipofoneyear in other Medical Colleges, the University may permit such Internship in such Medical Colleges which are approved by the medical council of India.

ii) TheUniversitymaynotpermitastudentforInternshipfromothermedicalColleges in case the duration of request to do Internship training period is less than six months.

iii) DuringtheperiodofInternshipofoneyearInternmaybealloweduptoamaximumof12(twelveonly)daysleaveprovidedthathe/shecompletesatleast 80% of prescribed period of training for each Department.

iv) ForotherdetailsforInternshipTrainingasperMedicalCouncilofIndiaRegulations for Graduate Medical Education 1997.

oRDInance xv-b

1. All powers relating to discipline and disciplinary action are vested in the Vice-Chancellor.

2. TheVice-Chancellormaydelegateallorsuchpowersashe/shedeemspropertotheProctorandtosuchotherpersonsashe/shemayspecify.

3. Without prejudice to the generality of power to enforce discipline under the Ordinance, the following shall amount to acts of gross indiscipline :

4. a) Physicalassaultorthreattousephysicalforce,againstanymemberoftheteachingandnon-teachingstaffofanyinstitution/Departmentandagainstany student within the University of Delhi.

b) Carryingof,useof,orthreattouseofanyweapons

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c) AnyViolationoftheprovisionoftheCivilRightsProtectionAct,1976

d) Violation of the status, dignity andhonour of students belonging to thescheduled castes and tribes.

e) Anypractice-whetherverbalorotherwise-derogatoryofwomen

f) Anyattemptatbribingorcorruptioninanymanner

g) Destructionofinstitutionalproperty

h) Creatingill-willorintoleranceonreligiousorcommunalgrounds

i) Causing disruption in anymanner of the academic functioning of theUniversity system

j) RaggingasperOrdinanceXV-C(pleaseseesubsequentpages)

Withoutprejudicetothegeneralityofhis/herpowerrelatingtothemaintenanceofdisciplineandtakingsuchactionintheinterestofmaintainingdisciplineasmayseemtohimappropriate,theViceChancellormayintheexerciseofhis/herpowersaforesaidorder or direct that;

a) anystudentorstudentsbeexpelledor

b) Anystudentorstudentsbe,forastatedperiodrusticatedor

c) Benot fora statedperiod,admitted toacourseorcoursesof study inacollege, department or institution of the University or

d) Befinewithasumofrupeesthatmaybespecifiedor

e) BedebarredfromtakingaUniversityorCollegeorDepartmentalExaminationor Examinations for one or more years or

f) The result of the student or students concerned in theExamination orExaminationsinwhichhe/sheortheyhaveappearedbecancelled.

5. The Principals of the Colleges, Heads of the Halls, Deans of the Faculties, Heads of the Teaching Departments in the University, the Principal, School of Correspondence courses and Continuing Education and Librarian shall have the authority to exercise the all such disciplinary powers over students in their respective colleges, institutions, faculties and teaching Departments, in the University as may be necessary for the proper conduct of the Institutions, halls and teaching in the concerned Departments. They may exercise their authority through, or delegate authority to, such of the teachers in their Colleges, Institutions or Departments as they may specify for these purposes.

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6. Without prejudice to the power of the Vice-chancellor and the Proctor as aforesaid, detailed rules of discipline and proper conduct shall be framed. These rules may be supplemented, where necessary; by the principals of Colleges, heads of Halls, Deans of Faculties and heads of Teaching Departments in this University. Each student shall beexpectedtoprovidehimself/herselfwithacopyoftheserules.

7. At the time of admission, every student shall be required to sign a declaration that on admissionhe/shesubmitshimself/herselftothedisciplinaryjurisdictionoftheVice-Chancellor and the several authorities of the University who may be vested with the authority to exercise discipline under the Acts, the Statues, the ordinances and the rules that have been framed thereunder by the University.

oRDInance xv-c

1. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited, within the premises of College and any part of Delhi University system as well as on public transport.

2. Any individual or collective act or practice of ragging constitutes gross indiscipline and shall be dealt with under Ordinance XV-C.

3. Ragging for the purposes of this Ordinance, ordinarily means any act conduct or practice by which dominant power or status of senior students is brought to bear on students freshly enrolled or students who are in any way considered junior or inferior by other students and includes individual or collective acts or practices which :

a) Involvephysicalassaultorthreat,useofphysicalforce

b)Violatethestatus,dignityandhonourofwomenstudents

c)Violatethestatus,dignityandhonourofstudentsbelongingtothescheduledcastesand tribes

d)Exposestudentstoridiculeandcontemptandaffecttheirselfesteem

e)Entailverbalabuseandaggression,indecentgesturesandobscenebehaviors.

4. The Principal of a College, the Head of the Department or an institution, the authorities ofCollegeorUniversityhostelorHallsofResidenceshalltakeimmediateactiononany information of the occurrence of ragging.

5. Notwithstandinganythinginclause(4)above,theProctormayalsosuomotoenquireintoanyincidentofraggingandmakeareporttotheVice-Chancelloroftheidentityof those who have engaged in ragging and the nature of the incident.

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6. The Proctor may also submit an initial report establishing the identity of the perpetrators of ragging and the nature of the ragging incident.

7. If Principal of a College or a Head of the Department or Institution or the Proctor is satisfiedthatforsomereason,toberecordedinwriting,itisnotreasonablypracticalorholdsuchanenquiry;he/shemaysoadvisetheVice-Chancelloraccordingly.

8. WhentheVice-Chancellorissatisfiedthatitisnotexpedienttoholdsuchanenquiry;his/herdecisionshallbefinal.

9. Onthereceiptofareportunderclause(5)or(6)oradeterminationbytherelevantauthorityunderClause(7)disclosingtheoccurrenceofraggingincidentsdescribedinClause3(a)(b)&(c),theVice-Chancellorshalldirectororderrusticationofastudentorstudentsforaspecifiednumberofyears.

10. The vice-Chancellor may in other cases of ragging order of direct that any student or students be expelled or be not for a stated period admitted to a course of study in a College departmental examination for one or more years or that the results of the student or students concerned in the examination or examinations in which they appeared be cancelled.

11. In case any students who have abstained Degrees of Diplomas of Delhi University arefoundguiltyunderthisOrdinance,appropriateactionwillbetakenunderStatute15 for withdrawal of Degrees or Diplomas conferred by the University.

12. For the purpose of this ordinance, abatement to ragging will also amount to ragging.

13. All institutions within the Delhi University system shall be obligated to carry out instructions/directionsissuedunderthisOrdinance,andtogiveaidandassistancetothe Vice-Chancellor to achieve the effective implementation of the Ordinance.

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DIscIplInaRy ResoURce commIttee /antI-RaggIng commIttee

As per ordinance XV-C of University of Delhi and guidelines of Medical CouncilofIndia(MCI)regardingprohibitionofragging,aDisciplinaryResourceCommittee/Anti-RaggingCommitteeconsistingofthefollowingRepresentativesofStaff/NominatedMembershavebeenconstituted:

College Block Room No. 1. Prof. O.P. Kalra, Chairperson PrincipalOffice Principal, UCMS 1st Floor (Tel:(O)22582106,(R)22357788)

2. Prof. Navjeevan Singh Convenor 2nd Floor ProfessorofPathology,UCMS Lib.Block (Tel:9212210699,(R)0120-2764747)

3. Prof. K.K. Sharma, Member 523 Head, Deptt. of Pharmacology, UCMS (Tel:22595974)

4. Prof. Veena Bharihoke Member 15 Coordinator, Pre-clinical Subjects (Tel:9810577251)

5. Prof. Sudhir Kumar, Member Ward 20 Head, Deptt. of Orthopaedics, UCMS (Tel:22596083)

6. Prof. Gita Radhakrishnan Member Deptt. Obst. & Gynae. Department of Obst. & Gynecology (Tel:9868399736)

7. Prof. H.C. taneja Member Deptt. of ENT Department of ENT (Tel:9868399555)

8. Prof. R.S. Rautela Member Deptt. of Anaesthesia Department of Anaesthesiology (Tel:9868399699)

9. Prof. S.V. Madhu Member HLSBlock Professor Incharge, Academic Act., UCMS (Tel:27561201)

10. Prof. A.t. Kannan Member 410 Provost (Tel:22632823)

11. Prof. Satendra Sharma Member 433 Warden, Boys Hostel (Tel:22583942)

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12. Prof. A.K. tyagi Member 339 Addl. Warden, Boys Hostel (Tel:22597851)

13. Prof. A.K. Sharma Member 302 Asstt. Warden, Deptt. of Com. Med. (Tel:9811339344)

14. Prof. Savita Singh Member 116 Warden, Girls Hostel (Tel:9818597259)

15. Dr. P.K. Malik Member 305(Hospital) C.M.O.(NFSG) (Tel:9868399510)

16. Mr. Hari Om Sharma Member 07 SecurityOfficer (Tel:9911209679)

17. Mr. Satnam Singh Member 07 Asstt.SecurityOfficer (Tel:22597388)

18. Mr. Vipin Garg Member SDM, North East District SubDivisionalMagistrate, (Judiciary) NandNagari,Delhi Seemapuri, Delhi

19. Mr. Amit Rai Member Addl. DCP, North East Addl.DCP (Police) DistrictWelcome, (Tel:9818099063) Seelampur,Delhi

20. Ms. Vidya Krishnan Member Principal Correspondent (Tel:9818183114) (Media) IndianExpress,N.Delhi

21. Dr. Uma tuli Member Managing Secretary (Tel:9811058000) (NGO) AmarJyotiCharitableTrust

22. Dr. J.P.S. Sawhney Member Chairman, Deptt. of (Tel:9810059773) (ParentsRep.) Cardiology,SGRH,Old Rajinder Nagar, N.Delhi

23. Mr. Ranjan Agarwal Member MBBS, Final Yr. student (Tel:9891196226) (Student)

24. Ms. Aditi Kundoo Member MBBS, 1st Ys. student (Tel:9971583777) (Student)

25. Sh.Gurdeep S. More Member 210 Academic Section (Tel:22582972Ext.1202)

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oRDInance xv-D“sexual harassment”

The University of Delhi is committed to creating and maintaining a community inwhichstudents,teachersandnon-teachingstaffcanworktogetherinanenvironmentfree of violence, harassment, exploitation, and intimidation. This includes all forms ofgenderviolence,sexualharassment,anddiscriminationonthebasisofsex/gender.Every member of the University community should be aware that while the University is committed to the right to freedom of expression and association, it strongly supports gender equality and opposes any form of gender discrimination and violence.

As per ordinance XV-D passed by the E.C. on 30.09.2003 and approved by the University Court on 22.12.2003, following College Complaint Committee has been constituted in the College for this purpose.

1. Prof. Geeta Dev, Professor of Pathology, UCMS Chairperson

2. Prof. S.K. Bhattacharya, Prof. of Pharmacology, UCMS Member

3. Prof. Savita Singh, HOD, Physiology & Warden, Girls Hostel, UCMS Co-opted Member

4. Prof. Satendra Sharma, Professor of Pathology & Co-opted Member Warden, Boys Hostel,UCMS

5. Prof. Nishi Madan, Professor of Pathology Ex-Officio

6. Mr. Vijay Kumar, STA, Deptt. of Microbiology, UCMS Member(NT)

7. Ms. Bhavana Gupta, STA(Comp.),Deptt.ofB.M.I.,UCMS Member(NT)

8. Dr. Aditi Sharma, PG 2nd Year, Deptt. of Microbiology, UCMS Member(Student)

9. Ms. Charu Jain, Undergraduate IX Semester Member(Student)

10. Mr. Saurabh Misra, Undergraduate VII Semester Member(Student)

11. Ms. Lalita Balakrishnan, AIWC, Sarojini House, Co-opted Member 6,BhagwandasRoad,NewDelhi-110001. (Non-UCMS)

12. Prof. Patricia Uberoi, Director, Institute of Chinese Studies, Co-opted Member 29,RajpurRoad,Delhi-110054. (Non-UCMS)

13. Ms. C.P. Sujaya(RetiredIAS)A-2,DewanshreeApartment, Co-opted Member 30,FirozshahRoad,NewDelhi-110001. (Non-UCMS)

14. Mr. P.S. Bindra, Sr.Advocate,B-7/F-1,DilshadGarden, Legal Advisor Delhi-110095.

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