Can you highlight the specific subjects that are unique to ICMR and not included in the CSIR NET syllabus?

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Thank you for your query. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) conducts exams that focus specifically on medical research and related fields. While there may be some overlap between the syllabi of ICMR exams and the CSIR NET exam, there are also unique subjects that are specific to ICMR.

Some of the specific subjects that are typically included in ICMR exams and may not be covered in the CSIR NET syllabus include:

1. Epidemiology and Biostatistics: This subject deals with the study of the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specified populations, and the application of statistical methods to medical and health-related research.
2. Public Health and Community Medicine: This subject focuses on the health of populations within the community, including disease prevention, health promotion, and healthcare delivery systems.
3. Health Policy and Management: This subject covers the principles and practices of healthcare management, health policy analysis, and health systems research.
4. Health Economics: This subject examines the allocation of healthcare resources, healthcare financing, and the economic evaluation of healthcare interventions.

These are just a few examples of subjects that may be unique to ICMR exams. It's important to review the official syllabus provided by the ICMR for the specific exam you are preparing for, as the syllabus may vary depending on the exam.

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