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No. DE-130-2011/ [J~~':;'1 Dated the2b August, 2011

1. The Secretaries of Medical Education Departments of all State/UTs2. The Directors of Medical Education Departments of all States/UTs3. The Registrars of all Universities to which Dental Colleges are affiliated4. The Principals of all Dental Colleges in the country

Sub: Implementation of DCI Revised 80S Course (3rd Amendment) Regulations, 2011 -Regarding.

I am directed to enclose a copy of DCI Revised BDS Course (3rdAmendment) Regulations, 2011published in Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part-III, Section-4 dated 25.8.2011, for your kindperusal/information and necessary action in the matter.

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The Secretary to the Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, (Deptt. of Health) -DESection, Maulana Azad Road, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 - for kind information w.r.t their letterNo.V.12012/3/2006-DE dated 24.8.2011, alongwith a copy of DCI Revised BDS Course (3rdAmendment)Regulations, 2011 published in Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part-III, Section 4 dated 25.8.2011.

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New Delhi, the 25th August, 2011

No.DE·13G-201t-ln exercise of the powers conferred by Sec/iOh 2Dof the DenUsts Act, 1948, the Dental Council of India after.consultation with the State Government as prescribed in clause (g) & (h) of Sub Section 2 OfSection 20 of the Dchtists Act, 1948. and withthe previous sanction' of the Central GOverhrnenl,. hereby makes' the, following Amendments to the existing Revised 80S CourseRegulations 2007, published in Part III, Section 4 of The Gazette of India, Extraordinary. dated1Q11September 2007. '

1. Short'tltle and commencement.- .(i) These Regulations may be called theDenta/ Council of India Revised 8DS ..course (3rd Amendmenl) Regulations.

2011.(ii) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazelle. .

Provided that the Affiliating .university/State GOvernment are free' to make applicable these amendmenteven to its sludents who would P\lrsuetheir 411 year.BDS Course dUring the acildemic session 2011-12 onwards. Iiis upto the University to implement this amendrnenfprovided it abid~ by their ActlRules and RegUlations.

2. The existing Revised 80S Course Regulations 2007 be substituled to the extent indicated hereunder:-(i) Duration of the Course: "

The existing provision .be substituted with the following:-The undergraduate dE!nta/programme leading to 80S Degree shall be of 4 (four)

academic years.' with 240 teaching days in .~ academic year, pjQ$ one year paid rolating'"'internship in a dental college. Every candidate will be required. ~ft~14jdSSingthe final 80S

, ExamlnatiOl;l;Jo undergo one year paidrotaUng intemship in a dental college. The detailedcurriculumot.Denta/ln~ship ProgrCilmmeis annexed as Annexure-A.The intemsbipshall be 'compulsory and SDSDegree shall be granted after completion of oneyear paid Int~m~hip. " .NOTE: ~ 'It ~mendf:ldby the DCI thaUhe,coIleges who ha~implemented the revised80S Course Regulation. 2007,ln 2097 itself, has to carryon with the existing five yearprogramme. Regarding internship for this batch it is uplo ,the respeCtive university to decide.Further, theadmi~sions made Jromthe year 2008-09, thestudeRtsmay be included in thilt~amend~tprovided the concerned University's rulesperrnit.,

(ii) EXAMINATIONS:~

TberelsnoChang,lnlyllabul upto3"'year (2007).Th. following will btillbltltuted at page NO,4 Of the ExilUng Regl,llat/onl, 2007:- ,<,

. ' Any csndidatewflofails in onuubject in en Examination ispermjtted to go to/he next high~;class •8IId 'appears' f()r the said .failed su,bj6Ct and complete it successfully before he ISpermitted to, appear 'for the next hig~r examination. ,However, the Dental Council of Indiawould 'have no obj6Ction, if the concemed· University foI/ows their examination scheme'provided in thairst8tutBlregulations.

After $/. NO.5 of the subject. Pre.clinical PrOsthodontics. the following be added:-Any candidate' who ,fails in on •• ubjectin an Examjnatioh is permitted to go to the next high~rclass and appealS for the said faDBd subject, and •cpmplete it successfully before he ISpermitted to appear for the next higher examination. However, t~ Dental Council of Indiawoald have, no ob}ection,ifthe concerned University follows their examination schemeprovided in theiistatufelregulBtions. .

After SI. No.3 of the s!Jbject.Oral PathologyandOra/ Microbiology, the following be added:-Any candidate Who fails In on•• ubjeCt in an Examination is permitted to go to the next higherclass and appear forthesubj6Ct and complete it successfully before he !s permittBd to appaarfor the next higher examination. However, thf! Dental Councilof India would have ndobjection, if the concerned University follows thf1ir examination scheme (~ year onwards)provided in their statuf~u/ations. 1

The follov4lngwillbe subatltuted:it page No.4 of the ExlsllngRegulations, 2007:-Final BDS(Fourth Year): .

Plit>lic HeahhPentistryPe[iodontolOgyOrthodontiCs~ndOAAt9facial OithopaeticOra)·Medicine and RadiologyOral & Maxillofacial$!JrgeryConservative and End9dontir.:sProsthodontiCS and CrOWn& BridgePaediatric and Prevemivepentistry

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Put/lic Health DentistryPeriodontologyOrthodontics and Dentofacial OrthopaeticOral Medicine and Radiology

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery• Conservative and Endodontics

Prosthodontics and Crown & 8ridgePae<fjatric and Preventive Dentistry

Note:-. .1. The concemecfUnive •.•lties may opt for anyone of the examination pattem

mentioned abQveln 4tIl BDSfinal year.2. Ifany Unlverlltyoptfor the part examlnatlo.nlystem then any candidate who

fallsln.nylubjed In ••••(f1n.')y •• rPaIM~xamrnatlon IIpermitted to go tothe.part-Ilexamlnatlon·an.d should •complete both parts successfully before~elihe ispennitted togoforlnterrts~lpp~ramme. .

3. Slneathere arelnadequate.teachlng stafrllnDepartment otPubl1c HealthDentlltry, the saR'!emay beclub~f98eU1er under the head of Periodontics.

.. this arrangement sh.n ~18viewld aftlrthreeyea •.••At page No.6, .,.. yearsubJectlWlI.be deleted .

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION:For line 1-4 at page 5 of the existing Principle RegulationS,the following be substituted;·

T.he$cheme ..of Examination fOr·80S Course shall .be divided into 151 80S examination at the endof theflrst academic~year,2¥BDS examination althe end of second year, 3m 80S examination atthe end of third, 4111 and final 80S at the.end of 4111 year. Where semester system exists, there shallbe two examinations in the final· year, designated as part 1 and part 2 of the respectiveexaminations (regulations 1983).240 days minimumteachlrig irreaclracademic year is mandatory.

For University opting for.semester mode,thesubjects that ate to be covered in each semesterproposed below.

Part-IPublic Health DentistryPeriodontologyOrthodontiesand Dentofacial OrthopaeticOral Medicine .and Radiology

Oral ~ Maxillofacial SurgeryConsecvative and EndodonticsPrQ$thOdonticsand Crown & Bridge

·paediatric and Preventive Dentistry ..Atpage No. 6,V BDS examination wiDbe deleted.

(iv) The minimum working Hou•• for Each suttJ*t of study (BDS:CoLi••e) lubltituted fOr the exilting alindicated at page No. 16 of the.existlng PrlnclJ)llRegulations as under:-

Subjects Lecture Practical Clinical Total HoursHours Hours 7 Hours

General Human Anatomy Inclvding 100 175 275Embryology, Osteology andHistology.General Human Physiology 120 60 180Biochemistry 70 60 130Denta/Materials 80 240 320. "Dental Anatomy Embryology. 105 250 355and Oral HistologyDental Pharmacology & 70 20 90TheraoeutlcsGeneral Pathology , 55 55 110Mic(()biology 65. 50 115General Medicine 60 9 150General SuraefY 60 90 . 150Oral PatholOClV& Microbioloav 145 130 275Oral Medicine & RadiolOClv 65 170 235Paadiatric & Preventive OentistIY 65 170 235Orthodontics &dentalorthooaedics 50 . 170 220PeriodontoloaY 80 ,170 . 250Oral & Maxillofacial SumeN 10 270 340.ConservatlveDentistry& 135 200· 370 705EndodonticsProsthodontics & Crown & Bridoe 135 300 370 805Public Health Dentistry inclUding - --60 200 260Lectures on Tobacco Control &Habit Cessation

Total 1590 1540 1989 5200

Note:There shO/Jld bea minimum of 240 teaching days each academic year consisting of 8 working hours.inclUding one' hour of Iunchbreak~Internship - 240X8 hourS-1920 clinical hours

The following teachinglcllnicalhoul'l 't9rtlleexiltlng 4lIIyeai'BOS Cou••e indicated at Page No. 17 of theexisting Principal Regulations, 2007 be lubltltuted.1 under:- .

Subject Lecture Practical Clinical TotalMOll •• Hours Hou•• Hours

Prosthodontics 80 300 380Oral medicine 45 100 145Periodontics 50 100 ,- 150Public Health 60 200 260Conservative Dentistrv '80 300.' 380Oral SuraeN 50 200 250Orthodontics' , 30 ' 100 130Pedodontics 45 100 145Total 440 1400 1840

Provide<:! ltiat. nothing contained in !he provision of this regUlations or· statute or rules.'regulations o~ gUi~lines. or notifications .ofthe concerned university,' or any other law for the time beingin force shall prevent any student pursuinghislher 4" year aDS Course who fails in a~y one or moresubjects of 111 $8ITI8Sterwtll carry over thoHlubjectl to the 2IlCI Semester and willi:lPP9ar in those

• subjects together _iththe subjects of the 2""'S$I1l8Ster.A passin all the eight subjeCts is mandatory forcompletion of the 4- aDS course beforeun~ng intemship programme.

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To be substituted only for...punjaband Andhra Pradesh:- ' ...Qnly 2007balcb (PUnjab & Andhfa Pradesh) will have to follow the existing 511year only Programme,Thereafter this3'damend~t wiUbe'appli~le ..Provided the COrlcemedtJnive{$ity follOws the proposed amendment.

.Under,the FQotnotepageNo. 17.tJte fQUQwll'l9be ~Ieted:-1. . Und~Note No.3; at the end, the foll()Wingbe deleted:-

~&5Ibyear".2.. Under Note No.4, at the end, the fOllowing ielel,· t·

"&5· year".3. Under Note No.<5,at the end, the following be deleted:-

"an~5Ib year'.4. NoIeNo. 600 detated.5. Note No.7be deleted.

The Teaching Hours •• prescribed for "V 80S" Course at Page No. 17 In the existing 80S course. Regulations', 2007, be deleted.

Co!. (Retd). Dr. SK OJHA, Offg. Secy .

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The PiihClpal Regulations, namely, Dental Council of India Revised80S Course Regulations 2007 published in Part III, Section 4, of the Gazette of India, Extraordinary. on10.9.2007.

2. 111 Amendment to the flrincipal .Regulations,published in Part III, section 4, of the Gazette of India,Extraordinary, on 11.1.2008. .

3. 2nd Amendment to the Principal Regulations, published In Pclt Ill, Section 4, of the Gazelle of India,Extraordinary, on 29.10.2010

DENTAL COUNCil OF INDIA

Revised Internship Prograrnme,2011

1. The duration of Internship shall be one Year, '2. All parts ofinternship shall be done in a eentalCQII8Qedulyrecognizedlapproved by the Dental Council of India fof

the purpose of imparting education and training to Denta/graduates in the country.3. Theintemessshall be paid stipendiary allowance during the period of an internship not extending beyond a period

of one year. . '.4. The internship shall be wnpulsoryand rotating as per the regulations prescribed for the purpose.5. The degree-.60S shall be 9rantedaftercompletionof internship.Determlnantnf,Currictllumfodntemshlptor pental G~duates:The curricularcontentsofintem~hip training sttal/bebaSedoo.i) Denta/health needs of the SOCiety. -H) Financial, material and .".l8npower resources available for the purpose.iii) NatlonalOental Health POlicy.iv) .$ocio.econorhic conditions Of the people in general.v) ExIstlflgDental as also the primaryheallhcareconcept, for the delivery Ofhealth services.vi) Task 8/UlJys;sof what graduates in DentistryJnvarious practice settings; private and government service actually'

~oon . .vii) EpidemiOlQgicaistudies COtidu.ctedfo find out prevalence of different denta' health problems, taking into

consideration the magnitude of dental· probtems,severityof dental problems.and.soci.aldisruption causEidby lheseproblems.

ObJectives:

A, To facilitate reinforcement ofleamingand acqUisitionof additional knowledge:-a), ReinforcementoflqloViI~ge.b) Techniques&i'El$ources availableto the individual and the community; Social andcultura/selting.c) Training in a phased manner;from a shared toa full respOnsibility. '

S, 10 facilitate the achievement of basic skills: altainingcompetence Vs. maintaining competence';n:-i) History taking.ii) Clinical Examination.iii) , Pertormanceand interpretationof,essentiallaboratory data.iv) Data analysis and inference. j

v) Communication skills aimed at imparting.hopeand optimism in tne patient. .vi) Attributes fordeveloping worklngreJationshipin f!1eClinical selting arid Community team work,

C To facililate develQPl1lentof sound attitudes.aJldhabits:-i) Emphasis on individual ,andhumanbeings, and not on disease/symptoms.ii) Provjsionof comprehensive care. rather,thanfragmentarytreatment.Hi) Continuing Dental Education and Leaming of accepting the respansibility.

o To~facilitateunderstanding of professional andethleal principles:-Right and dignity of patients.Consultationwith other professionalsand referral to seniorslinstitutions.Obligations to peers, colleagues, Patients,families and Community.Provision of~, professional_servicesin an emergent situation.

E To initiate individual and group actiqn, leading to disease prevention and dental health promotion, at the level ofindividuals familities and the cqmmunity. '

Content (subJect matter)The compulsoryrotalingpaid Dentallntemship shall includetrairiing in Oral Medicine & Radiology; Oral &

Maxillofacial Surgery; Prosthodontics; Periodontics; Conservative Dentistry; Pedodontics;' Oral Pathology, a. Microbiology: ,Orthodontics and CommuniIYOentistry. '

GeneraJGuidelines: -1. It shall be task-oriented training. 'The Interns should participate in various institutional and fieJdprogrammes and begiven due responsibility topedormtheactivities in all departmentsof the Dental Colleges and associated Institutions.2, To facilitate achievement of basic skills and altitudes the, following facilities should be provided to all dentalgraduates: '

i) History taking, examination,dlagnosis, charting and recording treatment plan of cases,ii) Presentation of cases in a group of Seminar,iii) Careandsteriliiation of Instrumentsused.iv) Performancund intelJ,lfetationof eSll.entiallaboratorytests and other relevant investigations.v) Data Cinalysisand inference. .vi) Proper use of antibiotics. anti-inflammatoryand otherdrugs,as well as other thereapeutive modalities.vii) Education ofpatients,theirreiatives and community"on all aspects oLdantal health car while working in

the institution as also in the field.viii) Communication aimed at inspiringhope, confidence and optimism. ,ix) Legal rights of patients and obligationsof dental graduate under forensic jurisprudence.

Oral Medicine & Radiology:1. Standardized examination of patients2. Exposure to clinical, pathological laboratoryprocedures

and biopsies. ' .Effective training in taking of Rcldiographs:(Intra-oral) /.0. (Extra oral) E.O.Cephalogram

4. Effective management of caS611in wards-Oral and MaxlIIgfaclal surgeryThe Intemess during their posting in oral surgery shall perform the following procedures:1. Extractions2. Surgical extractions3. linpactions4 Simple Intra Maxillary Fixation5 Cysts enucleations6. Incision and drainage7. Alveoloplasties, Biopsies & FrenectolTlies,etc.

5 Cases2 Full mouth112 Cases.

The IntemessslTall performthefOllowlng'on Cancer Patients':1. ;Maintairilfj/eMOO(.2. -Do extr.actionsfor,radiotherapy,cases.3. Pertorm~~iopsies.· - .4. ObseJ.\le·wriei1,:cases·:of.oralcall1cers.The intemessshiJl ;have 15' :'daysposting in Mlergency services ofsdental/general hospital. with· extendedresponslbllltiesiMll'Iletgency,dentalcare in the wardS'..' DUring this period they shall attend to all emergenci~s underthe direct $l.!pervision "Oforal 'surgeon<!uringar.yoperation:1. -Em:gencies.

~i)TGOlhach~ (ii) trigemminal neuralgia; (iii)BJeeding from mouth due to trauma. postearadfioo.b/eedil'lg disorder or baemophylia~(iv) AirWay obstruction due tofraeture mandibleand .maxilla; dislocatipn 'Of mandible; syncope or vasovagal attaCks; ludwig's angina; toothJractu~;_ mterrnaxillaryfixalioll.aftergeneral Anaesthesia.Work in LC.U'. WlthpalticUJaueferen«:eto resuscitation procedures .

. Conduct tutorials 00 mediaHegalaspects indudingreportingon actual cases coming to casually. Theyshould have visits to law 'COurts. '

Prosthodontics ' .The denIal graduates during theifintemship-posting in Prosthodontics shaH make:-1. Complete ~ure (upper& lower)2.' Removable Partlal Denture3. Fixed PartialOenture .4. Planned cast partiatdenture5. Miscel/aneous-Jikerelineloverdenturelrepairs of Maxillofacial

Prosthesis6. Learning use of Fac;eboW and Semi anatomic articulator technique7. Crowns .8. Introduction of ImplantsPeriodonticsThe dental graduates shall pertormthe following procedures1. ProPhylaxis 15 Cases2. Flap Operation 2 Cases3. Root Planning 1 Case4. Currettage 1 Case5. Gingivectomy 1 Case6. Perio-Endo cases 1 CaseDuring their one week posting in the community health centers, the intemess shall educate the public in preventionof Periodontal diseases.~on.ervativeDentistry

. To facilitate reinforcement of learning and achievement of basic skills, the interns shallpertorm atleast the following, procedures independently or under the guidance of supervisors:

1. Restoration of extensively mutilated teeth2, tnlay and oolay preparations3. Use of tooth CoIoured testoratiye materials4. Treatment Of discoJoured vital and non-vital teeth5. ManaQement oJdento alveolar fracture '6. Management of pulp!ess, single-rooted teElthwithout

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PedodonticundRreyenJIve'DentistryDuring thelriJlDSting,in:Pedodonti~the Denteal graduates shall perform:1., '~,appl;ciItioooUluorides including varnish2. _torative:ptooeduresof cariol!ls deciduous teeth in

,et\iId~n.3. :~y4. i~5. tF~<and;insertjon.tifspacemainteners6. '-~/.1'8bils!breBkiqg_~iances·

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Oral pathology and mlcroblol9QYThe intemessshallpefform~f9Ilowlng:1. History-recordingand¢linicalexamination2. Blood, Urine andSputumexamlnatlon3. Exfoliative Cytology and smears study.4. Biopsy- LaboratoryProeedure & reportingOrthodontiC! . .•. ..The intemess shall observe the-following pr~res during th~irposting inOrthodontics: .1. Detailed diagnostic procedures for 5 patients2. Laboratory techniques Including wire-bending for removable ~ppliances,soldering and processing of

myo-functional appliances. _3. Treatment of plan OPtiOl1S.and decisions.4. Making of bands.bondingprQcedures j;lnQwire insertions.5. Use of extra oral anchorage and observ;;ltionof force valuell.6. Retainers. .7. Observe handling of patients with oral habjtscausing malocclUSions.The dental graduates shall do the following laboratory work:·1. Wire beliding for removable appliances and space

maintainers Including we/doing and heat treatmentprocedure. . .Soldering exercises, banding & bon(fing procedures •Cold-cure and heat-cure acrylisation of simpleOrthodontics appliances .

Public Health DentistrY1. -- The· interness shall conduct heallt! education sessions for individuals and groups on oral health public

health nutrition, behavioral sciences,environmental health,preventive dentistry and and epidemiology.They shall conduct a.short term epidemiological survey in the community, or I n thealtemate, participatein the planning.anQmetbodology. . .. ..They shall arrange effective demonstrations of: ..a) PrevelltlvlilaJ'!dlnterceptive ProdUC6f$Jorprevaleot~ta1 diSlil8ses.b) Mouth-rinsing and other oral hygiene den'IonstratiOOs .c) Tooth brushing techniquesConduction of oral.healthedueation programmes atA) School settingB) Community settingC) Adult education programmes

. Preparation of ~Ith Educatioil matElriaisExposure to team oonceptand National Health Care systems:a) Observation Offunctioning of hlilalth infrastructure.b) Observation Of functioning of health casre team Including multipurpose workers mj;lle and

female, health educators and other work~. .Observation Ofatleast one National Health Programme:-Observation of intlilrlinkages Ofde/ivery of oral health care with Primary Health care.Mobile dental clinics. as and when available. should be provided for this teachings.

Elective Posting _The Intemass. shall be postlildfor 15 days in any of the dental departments of their choice mentioned inthe foregoing.

Organisation of content:The Curriculum during the 4 yearsofBDS training is subject based with more emphasis on leaming

practical skills .. During one year intemship the emphasis will.be on competency-based, community oriented training.•The practical skills to be mastered by.the intemess along With the minimum performallce level are given under the.course content of different departments OfDental Education. The supervisors should seding it that properfacilitiesare provided in all departments and attachlild institutions for theirpenorinance.

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Specification ·oftep1ng actlvttienDidaetic1~ar~de1ivel'edduring the four years training in BDS. These s~allbe\lOideddUring the

internship programme, eOlPha.~i~$.h()Ube on chalr-sidelea~hin9,.srnall groupjeac~ing and disc~ssjons tutonals,seminars, wardpostitlg;laboJ:atolYP9Sling,f19ldvisits andselfle!ll'ning. . .Use of Resource ",at,rials: ..•. . . ... . .

Ovemead.projectorsrslideprojectors,· film .projectors.chartsdtagrams, photographs, posters. specimens.OIodelsand other audiovisual aids shall be provided in all the Dent/ Colleges and attached institutions and fieldarea; If possible, television/video and tapes shOWingdifferentproceduresandtec/miques to be mastered by theintemess should be provided. . .Evalyation .1. . fonnativeEvallJlItlon: .,

Day-lo-<fayassessment oftheintemess during their internship posting should be done. Theobjective ius that asllthe interns must acquire necessary minimum skill~.required for carrying out day-to-day prof$Sslonal wt>rkcompetenUy. This can bei:lChieved py maintaining..~r~s andperQrmance databook by all intemess. This will not only provide a dern.onstrableevidence ;oftheproce,sses of training butmore importantly, of.the internessown acquJsitionof competencies as .rolated to performance. It shallform a part of formative evaluation and shall also constitute a component of final grading of interns.

2. Summatlve Evaluation: .. It shall be based on the observation of thesupervious of different departments and the'records and performance data book maintained by the interns. Grading shall be done accordingly.

11. Rural ServicesIh the rural services, the student will have to participate in-1. Community Health Monitoring programmes and services wliieh include Preventive, Diagnostic and corrective

procedures2. To create educational awareness libout dental hygiene and diseases.3. Conduction of Oral Health Education Programeat-

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4. compulsory.setup of satellite cJinics.i~remote areas -.. J5. Lectures to create awareness ~nd·ea~catjc)ninpubllcf0N.rnsllbout th,~hllnnful effects of tobacco

consumption and the preclisposltlonto oral cancer ..•two L.ecturersper .t~dent .Period 9f Postings' .. " .1. Oral Medicine & Radiology 1 month2. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 1 Ya months3. Prosthodontics 1 Yz months4. Periodontics 1 month5. Conservative Dentistry 1 month6. Pedodontics 1 month7. Oral Pathology & Microbiology 15 days.8. Orthodontics 1 month9. Community Dentistry .!Rural services 3 months10. Elective 15 days

Prillted~y·theManager, Government of IridiaPtess, Ring ROad. Mayapuri. New Delhi-I 10064and .Published·by the Controller of· Publications, Delhi-II OaR .