Page 2 of 3: left army as a doctor on 12/03/2008.....queries r welcome

kashyap-- · Credits: 374 My Scrapbook

and another advantage of it is if u do not want to continue ssc after 5 years then also u r a specialist as a civilian doctor if u have a degree before joining ssc..
so all the best for geting good pg branch..
bye.

genodr · Credits: 1747 My Scrapbook

manojka · Credits: 340 My Scrapbook

All,
I attended this year AFMC PG counselling as civilian candidate ..
There were around 27 PG seats for civilian this year (this included 2 MS opthal , 1 surgery , 2 patho , 4 micro , 1 dmrd , 2 dch etc. and other branches) .
infact a person with 11th rank in civilian category opted for MS Opthal ...this year ..

genodr · Credits: 1747 My Scrapbook

nice one. manoj..........
it means, frnd that there r clinical seats 4 civilans also...................... thanks frnd 4 the information.................
what rank u opted.................

frnd please post me the site which contains all the details of pg seats 4 civilians in AFMC ..............i need it

bye tc

manojka · Credits: 340 My Scrapbook

Civilians are lowest priority cateogary in AFMC (cateogary V to be precise) but this year then after Priority 1 to priority 4 ) , there were 27 seats left (including diplomas ) ... i didnt opt for any seat but was getting MD patho though ..

genodr · Credits: 1747 My Scrapbook

it means 27 seats reserved for AFMC members were not filled and then these seats given to civilians................is it so

a basic question frnd........for how much time one may stay in AFMC ....i mean to say retirment......
thanks 4 ur info.

manojka · Credits: 340 My Scrapbook

yes genodr u r right ..
there is a bond of 5 yrs . for 5 lakhs to serve army

genodr · Credits: 1747 My Scrapbook

okk.......it means i have to compusaly stay in Army for 5 years...............and upto what age i can be there ..................my father reitered at age of 46.................thats why i asked u abt retirment.............as it will be not good if i will reiter at age of 45 or 46.......i think a doc should stay upto age of 55 ........dont u think

riya_123 · Credits: 2184 My Scrapbook

Hi sir.. According to what you have posted earlier you have taken ssc and that you have completed the short services you have left the army. So can i please know sir what are you doing after ssc. I wanted to know because one doesnt have a pg after ssc and then after coming out of army what did you do. Like got a pg outside or what. One of my cousins got admission there and wants to know more bout leaving. I guess if one leaves the army earlier that gp before ssc then there is some kind of bond. One more question sir. The sixth saw commission has increased your pay then why did you leave the forces sir. Something personal but like too know the reason. At the end is it worth paying lakhs and leaving the army.

loney · Credits: 562 My Scrapbook

hi riya just read ur mail.sorry for the delay.presently i m doing MS Gen surg.nothing is good and nothing is bad,its just how u look at things.if a PG degree makes u happy then let me tell u even after doing it things r not very smooth in private sector.but surely u will be at a better position than a simple plain MBBS doctor.why i joined and why i left even though there is a considerable pay hike in army should not be the criteria of evaluating army as a carrier option.i had my own personal reasons at the time of joining and also at the time of leaving.each one of us is different in thinking some people like a steady secured govt job with nothing much to acheive others want to take risk in their life and want to expand their horizons(but mind u only 30% do so ).so u have to weigh and talk to urself that what u want to acheive.just dont be in a rat race of PG.PG u can easily do in army.
even though i started this thread but i didint write much about army becos of security reasons but i was watching this regularly.
regards

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