Sarvodaya Hospital and Research Centre in Faridabad is a renowned multi-specialty healthcare institution known for advanced medical care, cutting-edge technology, and compassionate service. With a capacity of over 450 beds and multiple specialty departments—including cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, neurology, and pediatrics—the hospital offers world-class facilities and treatment. Accredited by NABH and NABL, Sarvodaya stands out for its modern infrastructure, experienced medical professionals, and patient-centric approach. Located in Sector 8, Faridabad, it is easily accessible and a popular choice for both domestic and international patients seeking high-quality tertiary care. Dr Yashwanth who passed DNB in Pediatrics from here answers some key questions for guiding us into choosing this place. He can be further contacted on yashraavi23@gmail.com for any queries.
Q: What is your current academic pursuit?
A: I have completed my DNB in Pediatrics and Currently pursuing DNB Neurology at KIMS Hospital.
Q: Where did you pursue your DNB Pediatrics?
A: I have completed DNB Pediatrics from Sarvodaya Hospital and Research Centre, Faridabad.
Q: What was your NEET PG/DNB rank?
A: My NEET PG/DNB rank was 12,940.
Q: How many consultants are in your department?
A: Our department had two full-time paediatric consultants, two paediatric cardiologists, a PCTVS surgeon, a visiting paediatric neurologist, and a paediatric surgeon.
Q: What are your usual working hours?
A: I work 8–10 hours per day and approximately 48 hours per week.
Q: How are emergency duties scheduled, and what do they involve?
A: The number of emergency duties depends on the roster, but total duty hours are 48 per week.
Q: What procedures are performed by residents in your department?
A: Residents perform all procedures, including NICU cannulation, intubation, surfactant administration, umbilical line insertion, double volume exchange, lumbar puncture, pleural tapping, abdominal paracentesis, femoral and neck (IJV) lines, intercostal drains (ICD), as well as most PICU procedures—almost all central lines, intubations, lumbar punctures (CSF), and ICD placements.
Q: How would you describe the academics and case discussions?
A: Academic activity consists mainly of bedside discussions. There are fewer classes and less formal academic teaching.
Q: What is the pass rate for your department?
A: Last batch 1/1 passed so 100% pass rate for now.
Q: How satisfied are you with your institute and speciality choice?
A: I am very satisfied with my choice.
Q: Are there any other departments at your institution that are good for MD/DNB?
A: No information provided.
Q: What stipend and accommodation do you receive?
A: current stipend is 80,82,85k in respective years.
Q: Why did you choose this hospital for your training?
A: I chose Sarvodaya for four main reasons:
- It is located in the Delhi NCR region and offers a decent stipend.
- There is a very good patient load covering a wide variety of cases.
- The training is completely hands-on.
- Duty hours are good and manageable.
