Question Received
Dear Dr. Bruno,
I have been reading your blogs with great interest. Though I belong to Tamil Nadu, presently I live in Bangalore. I have a question regarding the eligibility of candidates from outside Tamil Nadu for the PG seats offered by various medical colleges inTamil Nadu.
My son has completed his MBBS in 200* from MS Ramaiah Medical college Bangalore, Karnataka. He wants to apply for a PG seat in one of the colleges in Tamil Nadu. He says that there is a new rule which forces all the PG Doctors to serve in Govt Hospitals (after completing PG) for three years in Tamil Nadu Govt Health Services. Is it true ? Are they really enforcing this rule ?
I will be grateful if you can give an answer to this question,
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
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Our Reply
Dear Sir,
Thanks for your mail
//My son has completed his MBBS in 200* from MS Ramaiah Medical college Bangalore, Karnataka. He wants to apply for a PG seat in one of the colleges in Tamil Nadu. He says that there is a new rule which forces all the PG Doctors to serve in Govt Hospitals (after completing PG) for three years in Tamil Nadu Govt Health Services. Is it true ? Are they really enforcing this rule ?//
Yes. If you are selected through TNPG
They are enforcing this rule from 2007. In 2007 and 2008 it was compulsaryHowever, from 2009 they have modified it in such a way that, If you do not want to serve, you can pay the penalty amount and get your certificates.
However, working in TN Govt Services is a real learning experience and many still have joined this year too
Where did your son complete his 10th and 12th. If it is outside Tamil Nadu, UNLESS YOU GET A NATIVITY CERTIFICATE, he will not be eligible for TNPG, but eligible only for AIPG. If a candidate is selected through AIPG, he need not join
Regards
Bruno
Dear Dr. Bruno,
I am a medical intern in KMC, Manipal, Karnataka. I hav been folowing your website for quite sometime now and it has been very useful. Thanks a lot for all your inputs.
Since I am a native of tamilnadu but only studied till 7th standard in Tamilnadu, I had the similar doubt regarding my eligibility to sit TNPG exams 2010..I had gone to Selection Committee in Chennai to enquire about the same. With respect to that I was told that a person of tamilnadu nativity having studied MBBS from any college recognised by MCI is eligible for writing the TNPG exam. It is required that we have to obtain immigration certificate, internship cmpletion certificate and tamilnadu medical council registration certificate at the time of counselling. Please kinldy verify this.
Thank you.
Kamaatchiprabu
// With respect to that I was told that a person of tamilnadu nativity having studied MBBS from any college recognised by MCI is eligible for writing the TNPG exam. It is required that we have to obtain immigration certificate, internship cmpletion certificate and tamilnadu medical council registration certificate at the time of counselling. //
ELIGIBLITY CRITERIA FOR P.G.DEGREE/DIPLOMA/ 5 YEAR M.Ch.(Neuro Surgery)/MDS COURSES.
2.
(a) The candidate should be a citizen of India and should have undergone MBBS / BDS courses in the State of Tamil Nadu.
(b) Candidates of Tamil Nadu Nativity who have completed MBBS/BDS in other States shall furnish a certificate of nativity in Tamil Nadu issued by a competent authority only in the specified format annexed to the application form.
ANNEXURE –V
CERTIFICATE OF NATIVITY IN TAMILNADU
Certified that Dr. __________________ S/D/W/o Thiru __________________________
____________________________________ residing at ____________________________
____________________________________ an applicant for seeking admission to Post
Graduate Degree / Diploma / MDS and 5 years M.Ch., Neuro Surgery Courses is a native of
Tamil Nadu.
Signature :
Office Seal Name and Designation :
Station :
Date :
(1) The Certificate should be obtained from an Officer of the Revenue Department not
lower in rank than that of a Tashildar.
(2) Any foreign national irrespective of the period of study in the State will not become
eligible to apply for this course. No certificate of Nativity in the State of Tamil Nadu,
should therefore be issued to Nationals of other countries for this purpose.
(3) The Certificate should bear the stamp of the office of the Officer signing the
Certificate. The certifying officers should insist upon clear proof of the Nativity of the
Parent or Guardian of the candidate and satisfy themselves on the genuineness of the
residential qualification. They should be particularly careful in the case of
candidates whose mother tongue is not Tamil and whose place of birth is other
than Tamil Nadu.
dear sir,
thank you fr the info regarding Nativity certificate.
hi dr
i have a birth certifcate stating my nativity in tamilnadu.. do i still need the nativity certificate as u have mentioned ..i have completed my mbbs from bangalore…did schooling till fifth grade in chennai..also kindly mention the tentative dates for tnpg 2010 and jipmer ..thank you
hi..i am selected for interview in cmc in both medicine and surgery…my score is 47.6..do u have any idea what to study for it?i am frum kmc mangalore…i am nt a sponsered candidate ..do i stand a chance in the interview??
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