The specialty index
Thesis help, matched to your specialty
Your mentor is a practising postgraduate teacher from your own field, because a feasibility opinion is worthless from someone who has never run your OPD. Choose a specialty to read its specimen topics, the obligations a thesis in it carries and the statistics it usually needs.
- NMC PGMER-2023
- NBEMS 180 days / 26 months
- UGC 2018 · under 10%
- ICMR 2017 · ethics
Specialties
Find your field
Search by name or filter by degree. Every entry opens a document for that specialty: specimen topics, the obligations, the statistics and the questions residents ask first.
24 OF 24 SPECIALTIES MATCH
- General MedicineMD
- General SurgeryMS
- Obstetrics & GynaecologyMS / MD
- PaediatricsMD
- OrthopaedicsMS
- AnaesthesiologyMD
- RadiodiagnosisMD
- PathologyMD
- MicrobiologyMD
- PharmacologyMD
- Community MedicineMD
- OphthalmologyMS
- ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)MS
- DermatologyMD
- PsychiatryMD
- DNB OphthalmologyDNB
- Emergency MedicineMD
- Pulmonary MedicineMD
- BiochemistryMD
- PhysiologyMD
- AnatomyMD
- Forensic MedicineMD
- DM CardiologyDM
- MCh UrologyMCh
General Medicine
Observational and cross-sectional designs on diabetes, hypertension, sepsis, CKD and ICU outcomes, with rigorous sample size and SPSS analysis.
Specimen topics
Clinical profile and outcome of patients with dengue with warning signs
Feasible in my department?Correlation of HbA1c with lipid profile in type 2 diabetes
Feasible in my department?Serum procalcitonin as a predictor of sepsis outcome in ICU
Feasible in my department?
TOPICS ARE ILLUSTRATIVE
These are specimen titles, not a bank you are assigned from. Your mentor proposes options built around your department’s patient load, your guide’s interest and the data you can actually collect in the time you have.
The full register
Every specialty on the register
24 entries · Read from this platform's own configuration
Each entry names the degree it covers and what a thesis in that field usually looks like. The list is the whole list: if a specialty is not on it, we have not published a topic register for it.
- General MedicineMDObservational and cross-sectional designs on diabetes, hypertension, sepsis, CKD and ICU outcomes, with rigorous sample size and SPSS analysis.
- General SurgeryMSComparative and prospective studies on hernia repair, appendicitis scoring, wound healing and laparoscopic outcomes.
- Obstetrics & GynaecologyMS / MDMaternal outcome studies, screening tools, PCOS and infertility research with ethics-ready protocols.
- PaediatricsMDNeonatal outcome, nutrition, infectious disease and developmental studies aligned to IAP guidelines.
- OrthopaedicsMSFunctional outcome studies of fracture fixation, arthroplasty and spine, scored with validated instruments.
- AnaesthesiologyMDRandomised comparative trials of adjuvants, airway devices and post-operative analgesia with CTRI registration support.
- RadiodiagnosisMDDiagnostic accuracy studies, MRI/CT correlation and elastography with sensitivity/specificity analysis.
- PathologyMDHistopathological spectrum, IHC correlation and cytology-histology concordance studies.
- MicrobiologyMDAntimicrobial resistance profiling, biofilm and hospital infection surveillance studies.
- PharmacologyMDPrescription audits, ADR monitoring, pharmacovigilance and drug utilisation studies.
- Community MedicineMDLarge community-based cross-sectional surveys, KAP studies and programme evaluations with cluster sampling.
- OphthalmologyMSVisual outcome, OCT-based and glaucoma screening studies.
- ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)MSHearing outcome, tympanoplasty and sinonasal disease studies.
- DermatologyMDClinico-epidemiological, dermoscopic and therapeutic comparison studies.
- PsychiatryMDScale-based cross-sectional and intervention studies in depression, substance use and caregiver burden.
- DNB OphthalmologyDNBNBEMS-format protocols within 180 days, thesis within 26 months, 80-page limit respected.
- Emergency MedicineMDTriage, scoring systems and outcome studies in the ED.
- Pulmonary MedicineMDCOPD, TB, ILD and sleep-medicine studies with spirometry and HRCT correlation.
- BiochemistryMDBiomarker correlation and analytical method comparison studies.
- PhysiologyMDAutonomic function, cognitive and exercise physiology studies in volunteers.
- AnatomyMDMorphometric, cadaveric and radiological anatomy studies.
- Forensic MedicineMDAutopsy-based, age estimation and injury pattern studies.
- DM CardiologyDMSuper-specialty thesis support with echo, angiographic and outcome endpoints.
- MCh UrologyMChSurgical outcome and comparative device studies for MCh dissertations.
Not in the register? Write to us with your course and department and we will tell you plainly whether there is a mentor on the panel in your field. We would rather decline an enquiry than take it without one. Ask about your specialty.
How matching works
A mentor from your own field, and the limits of what they do
Matching is the first decision we make about your record, and the one that determines whether the rest of it is any use to you.
We read your course, your specialty, your department and where you currently stand, and we put your record in front of a postgraduate teacher who works in that field. They give the feasibility opinion on your topic, sign off the design and the sample size, read each chapter the way an external examiner reads it, and prepare you for the viva. The thesis remains a requirement of your own degree[1], and you remain its sole author. We claim no authorship and no co-authorship, we help you disclose our assistance where your institution or a journal requires it, and authorship of any paper that follows is decided by the ICMJE contribution criteria[4].
What a mentor will not do is write it. That is the one request we refuse every time, and we say so before you pay rather than after. Where a study needs formal analysis a biostatistician joins for that stage and states which test was used and why, so that you can defend the result instead of reciting it. If you are a DNB or DrNB trainee, your statutory dates are loaded into your tracker from your joining date[2].
What every specialty page holds
- Specimen topics
- Worked topic titles of the kind that pass a feasibility review in that specialty, published as illustrations rather than as a menu to pick from.
- What the thesis needs
- The obligations a thesis in that field has to satisfy, each traced to the instrument that imposes it rather than asserted as house style.
- The statistics
- The tests the commonest design in that specialty actually requires, and what each one answers, so the statistical plan in your synopsis is a decision and not a guess.
- The questions
- The questions residents in that specialty ask us first, answered plainly, including the ones where the answer is no.
Specialties covered: 24[6]. Read how the practice is run or the published fees before you enquire.
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