M.D(Homoeopathy) - Tamil Nadu Dr. M G R Medical University

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22. Cut-off Date for Admission to Examinations
The candidates admitted to the course shall be registered to take up their Part-I
examinations in November of the next calendar year.
23. Attendance Requirements for Admission to Examination
1. The candidate pursuing the course should work in the concerned department of the
institution where he studies for full period as a full time student.
Note: No candidate should join any other course of study or appear for any other
examination conducted by this University or any other University in India or abroad during
the course of study.
2. Each Part of the course shall be taken as a unit for the purpose of calculating attendance.
3. The students shall attend the Symposia, Seminars, Conferences, Journal review meetings,
Clinical Case presentations, and Lectures as prescribed by the department and not absent
himself without valid reasons.
4. 80% of attendance shall be mandatory for the candidates who sit for the University
Examination of MD (Hom.) course in this University and no condonation shall be allowed.
5. The students who fail to complete the course as per Regulations shall not be permitted to
appear for the University examinations.
24. Every candidate seeking admission to Part I examination shall submit an application to the
University with the following, certificates got countersigned by the PrincIpal.
a. A certificate from his H.O.D. / Guide (Supervisor) about the completion of the course of
studies with a minimum of 80% attendance separately in Theory and Practicals / Clinicals of the
subjects in which the candidate is seeking admission to examination.
b. A certificate from his H.O.D. / Guide (Supervisor) about the satisfactory completion of
house job in the Collegiate Hospital or a similar one satisfying the requirement in the Department
concerned in the cases of Clinical and Non-clinical subjects as the case may be.
25. Part I - M.D. (Hom.) examination shall be held in General Subjects and it shall consist of:
i) One Theory paper in each of General Subjects of not less than three hours
duration carrying 100 marks.
ii) Viva-voce/ Practical examination in each General Subject to be held by not
less than three examiners together out of which one shall be the Supervisor
(Guide)
The examiners shall jointly assess the knowledge of the candidate for reporting the result
to the University as either passed or failed. If a candidate fails to get a separate minimum of 50%
in each paper and Viva Voce he will not be declared passed in the Part I examination.