What are the eligibility criteria of DM course?

<p>The detailed conditions for eligibility for the DM course might slightly differ from every institution or, in fact, from every country since different countries have different ways of administering the program.</p><p>However, some common requirements are normally expected for applicants into a DM course.</p><ul><li>It is the basic criterion that the candidate possesses a recognized medical degree, namely the MBBS or its equivalent from a recognized institute.</li><li>The candidate should have completed the MBBS degree and achieved the required certification or a degree.</li><li>For most, it is that the candidates should have obtained a minimum percentage or grade in obtaining the undergraduate medical degree. It is above 50% in many institutions, and in some cases, it is the reverse.</li><li>Most of the DM course eligibility includes minimum time duration in the clinical practice. This period ranges from 1-3 years, depending upon the specialization, and the institution which is offering the course.</li><li>The students are also supposed to take and pass a competitive entrance examination before they are admitted in the institution providing the DM course. Most institutions have a special competitive entrance examination that the candidate should pass before admission.</li></ul>

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