Is research and academic work a mandatory part of the DNB syllabus?

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    Kanishk Shukla | Contributor-Level 10

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    Indeed, academic work and research are crucial parts of the DNB curriculum. As part of the program, each DNB candidate is required to submit a thesis that is based on original research conducted under supervision.

    Students engage in case presentations, seminars, journal clubs, and clinical audits in addition to writing their theses. In order to prepare candidates for evidence-based clinical practice, these academic exercises aim to develop critical thinking and research skills.

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