Options for Doctors in Tamil Nadu Medical Service and NEET
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Update : Rules have been changed this year. We will post the modifications ASAP. The following are based on Previous Rules
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For easy discussion, we have divided the doctors in Tamil Nadu Medical Services into three groups
Group 1 : Postgraduates who are eligible for Service Quota in TNPG 2013
- They can take seat in TN Government Medical College through NEET
- They have to be relieved through proper channel, and they will be admitted as Service PG
- They have to execute the bond like other Service PGs selected through TNPG
- After their LPC and SR Reaches the new institution, they will be paid salary (Pay + DA)
- Their service seniority will be maintained
- After Completion of PG Course, they will attend the counselling along with other Service candidate
Summary : This Group has only one possibility in NEET. So No need for confusion
Group 2 : Postgraduates who are not eligible for Service Quota in TNPG and have no contractual obligations
Eg
- 1. Not yet completed 2 years
- 2. Joined in 10 A 1, completed 2 years, not yet selected by TNPSC
- 3. Completed the bond period and continuing in Service, not yet selected by TNPSC
- They can take seat in TN Government Medical College through NEET
- They have to try to get relieved through proper channel
- They have to Join as Private Candidate and they do not need LPC, SR
- They have to Execute the bond as Private Candidates
- They will be paid Stipend as per this rate
- After completion of PG, they will have to work again in Post PG Bond
- They will be eligible for DM MCh only 3 years later, not immediately (in other words, the service they have so far put is of no use)
It is for them to decide whether to take a seat and loose the benefits of their hard work till date
or
Wait for next year and take seat after being eligible for Service Quota
This may help those who are joining MD / MS
MD / MS as Private candidate in 2013
- Complete MD / MS in 2016
- Work in Post PG Service
- Eligible for DM / MCh in 2019
- Complete DM / MCh in 2022
MD / MS as Service Candidate in 2014
- Complete MD / MS in 2017
- Eligible for DM / MCh in 2017
- Complete DM / MCh in 2020
This may help those who are joining Diploma
Diploma as Private Candidate in 2013
- Complete Diploma in 2015
- Post PG Service
- Eligible for Masters in 2017
- Complete Masters in same speciality in 2019 or Masters in Different Speciality in 2020
Diploma as Service Candidate in 2013
- Complete Diploma in 2015
- Eligible for Masters in 2015
- Complete 2 Masters in same speciality in 2017 or Masters in Different Speciality in 2018
Summary : So this group has to decide accordingly. It is their decision based on individual’s family situation
Group 3 : Those who have contractual obligations
- Those who are in Post PG Bond come under this group
- They cannot take a seat in NEET or TNPG, unless they pay the bond amount
Summary : No Confusion
Options for Private Postgraduates are discussed at this post
very useful info sir
Dear Sir,
Does any one know when is the TNPG counseling and NEET PG Counseling ????
if a service candidate get a seat in other state even then will they be considererd as service candidate with all seniority and service benefits?kindly reply sir.we are in confused state…
Seniority will be maintained
You have to apply for leave
No Pay will be given
What do you mean by “benefits”
sir ,if a service candidate get a seat in other state through neet will the service seniority and benefits maintained,because u have mentioned only about taking seats in tamilnadu.kindly reply sir we are in confusion.if neet is considered as aipg even then the same system what u have told for tn will be followed sir?
Seniority will be maintained
What do you mean by “benefits”
This is regarding BCM comm rank tnpg 2013. Dr. Mohaideen Ashraf , gen rank 13. ser rank 6, holds rank 1 in gen. bcm,instead of 2. his comm ser rank is also 1.
Thanks for the pointer. Will correct it
tnrank 72.6 neetexam state rank 2046 wii i get OG in tn
i have finished my ms general surgery in 2012. i am a all india candidate. i in bond for last 13 months, i have 11 more months to finish my bond. my friends telling that for all india candidate there is no bond. kindly clarify. can i discontinue the bond now and write for mch exams ? urgent please
//my friends telling that for all india candidate there is no bond. kindly clarify. //
Your friends are wrong
All India candidates also have to serve the bond
Check the latest judgement Dr.Rajanikanth,V.S vs The Director Of Medical Education on 25 July, 2011 DATED : 25.07.2011 CORAM THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE K.CHANDRU W.P.Nos.16854 to 16860 of 2011 and M.P.Nos.1 to 3 (7) of 2011 at http://www.doctorsandlaw.com/2013/06/bond-in-tnpg-is-must-for-all-india-neet.html
SOME OF MY FRIENDS SAY THAT THE NEW JUDGEMENT CAME 3 MONTHS BACK SAYING THAT THERE IS NO BOND FOR ALL INDIA CANDIDATES, SO THEY CAN QUIT THEIR SERVICE AND TAKE CERTIFICATES BACK. IS IS TRUE ? DETAILS ABOUT THAT JUDGEMENT ?
Sir kindly explain what are permitted seats?