Students' Research Club, Dr.RPGMC

15/08/2019

Happy Independence Day

06/06/2019

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Carcon-2019

05/06/2019

*Important* Carcon - 2019

Carcon - 2019 is a conference on zoonotic diseases organised by Dept. Of Community Medicine and SRC. It is scheduled on 14th June (02-06pm) and 15th June (08an-01pm) at Auditorium, Tanda.

*Student Entry* - 02 students per batch. _They have to attend the full conference_

Other Students can participate in conference on *Role of Gerneralist (MBBS Doctors) in the feild of Research* 15th June 08-09 AM.

For more info: www.carcon2019.com

Miss Aditi Sharma - 7807292299
Mr. Navam Dhiman - 8894859348

We hope you're able to attend. If you have questions about the registration process, our schedule or general information, don’t hesitate to reach out to:

17/05/2019

SRC Yearly Schedule - 2019-20

Notices   Downloads [NEW] SRC Yearly Schedule IEC Application Form

17/05/2019

Hi Everyone!!
We are now combining all the groups of SRC into one. This comes as a measure to in-efficient spread of club information among batches and the new guidelines developed.
Register Here for New Group. Further details are given here in.
LAST DATE FOR REGISTRATION IS 25th MAY.

Online Registrations – May 2019 wide Notice – After filling up the form, a list of registered students will be circulated among batches for clerical confirmation. As soon as process is …

17/04/2019

''Brilliance is the art of refining ourselves''

Having previously bagged third position in MEDSICON Scientific Paper Presentation 2018, Miss CHARU MAGGO of Batch 2015 has proved her brilliance by her selection in ICMR-STS 2019.

We wish her many many congratulations.

07/03/2019

At the MEDISCON 2019, One of our club member, Mr. Shubham Thakur, won 3rd prize nation wide in the Clinical Case Presentation. He was mentored by Dr. Bal Chander, Professor, Dept. of Pathology and Dr. Daisy, Senior Resident, Dept. of Anatomy. Here is what this award winning case presentation was. Sirenomelia, also called as 'Mermaid Baby Syndrome', is a rare case with polycystic kidney disease and imperforate a**s. [ 201 more words ]

At the MEDISCON 2019, One of our club member, Mr. Shubham Thakur, won 3rd prize nation wide in the Clinical Case Presentation. He was mentored by Dr. Bal Chander, Professor, Dept. of Pathology and …

06/03/2019

Introducing the easy organizer from SRC..

presenting SRC WORKSPACE. Keeps all your ideas at same place, so that you can know from where you left and what paths you have been through.

Not just an organizer but it also helps in keeping track of your attendance. Oh! It fines you too. Hop into the sessions to know more!

06/03/2019

'Freedom is hammered out on the anvil of discussion, dissent and debate'

Such are the discussion sessions of SRC. From 2019, exclusive discussions are held for junior most batches, where the seniors inspire the juniors - teach them the art of out of box thinking. What makes this thing standout is that everyone is at same level. It's not about juniors and seniors, it all about refining your ideas and punching them.

06/03/2019

'Don't wait for Opportunity, Create it!'

And this time, our one student Mr. Shubham Thakur from batch 2016 created one. At the MEDISCON 2019 held at Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College, New Delhi, he participated in the Clinical Case Presentation, and Won 3rd prize nationwide, bringing laurels to the club, batch and the college.
We congratulate him and wish him best wishes for the future ahead!
His Clinical Presentation is described in upcoming posts.

18/02/2019

35 pathogen-host protein interactions were identified

14/02/2019

A new research Idea to think about. Prevention at early stages using simple blood tests - easy on pocket and easy to perform.

Recently, Bill Gates, former CEO of Microsoft Corporation, released his famous ‘gatesnotes’ yearly review. In that, he discussed about the selenium and how a simple blood test can help …