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Group - C: M.Phil. (Psychiatric Social Work) : The Biggest Mental Health Institution in India

This document summarizes information about the Central Institute of Psychiatry in Ranchi, India, including its history, facilities, research, training programs, and eligibility criteria for courses. Some key points: - CIP was established in 1918 and has been a pioneer in Indian psychiatry, with many "firsts" in fields like occupational therapy and clinical psychology. - It has sophisticated inpatient facilities, rehabilitation programs, laboratories, and infrastructure like high-speed internet. - CIP offers postgraduate courses like MD, DPM, MPhil, and PhD with high-quality affiliated training. Eligibility and important dates are provided for the 2011 entrance exam. - Selection is based on a written

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Group - C: M.Phil. (Psychiatric Social Work) : The Biggest Mental Health Institution in India

This document summarizes information about the Central Institute of Psychiatry in Ranchi, India, including its history, facilities, research, training programs, and eligibility criteria for courses. Some key points: - CIP was established in 1918 and has been a pioneer in Indian psychiatry, with many "firsts" in fields like occupational therapy and clinical psychology. - It has sophisticated inpatient facilities, rehabilitation programs, laboratories, and infrastructure like high-speed internet. - CIP offers postgraduate courses like MD, DPM, MPhil, and PhD with high-quality affiliated training. Eligibility and important dates are provided for the 2011 entrance exam. - Selection is based on a written

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GROUP – C:

M.Phil. (Psychiatric Social Work)


1. CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY – The biggest Mental Health Institution in India
In 1918 this Institute was established by the British for the British and other European patients.
Right from its inception it has been a centre of excellence and a model institution. CIP has been
a pioneer in Indian Psychiatry. It has an incredible first in almost every field of mental health in
this country. In the year 1922 when postgraduate education in medical field was almost unheard
of, this centre was recognized for the degree of DPM under London University. To maintain a
meticulous and detailed case record of every patient right from beginning had been its tradition.
Now a days, Occupational Therapy is thought to be an essential component of any hospital, in
CIP it was started in 1923. The Occupational Therapy Department was the first of its kind not
only in India but in entire south-east Asia. The first departments of Electroencephalography and
Clinical Psychology were established here in 1948. Not many people know that Neurosurgery
practically started here in 1947. A full-fledged Neuropathology section was established in 1952
and a Neuroradiology department in 1955. The list is long and impressive.
INPATIENT CARE: Very sophisticated facilities for various kinds of investigations are available.
Latest medicines, good food, plenty of regular exercise, yoga, religious discourses, music,
entertainment, a library each for male & female patients and a canteen are there. A unique
feature of the hospital is its open space and patients are free to roam around any where within
the boundary wall. Unlike other mental hospitals which were custodial with closed wards, this
hospital has always been an open hospital.
REHABILITATION : Rehabilitation is a major concern in a psychiatric facility. CIP has gone
beyond the conventional trades available in such facilities. It has renovated its press with
modern equipments and various new machines have been added for reprography, book binding,
file making, stationery etc.
INFRASTRUCTURE: The Institute is networked with fibre-optic cables, there are custom-made
software for various needs and there exists a 128 kbps leased line and 2MBPS broad band for
internet connectivity. All departments, wards and labs are connected through a network. The
Institute maintains Men’s and Women’s hostels for a limited number of its post graduate
students.
LABORATORIES: Various kinds of labs doing a wide range of sensitive and sophisticated tests
are available. There is a 192 channels EEG system to study the intricacies of brain mechanisms,
a 128 channels cognitive evoked potential unit, an EEG video monitoring system, a repetitive
Trans-cranial Magnetic Stimulator, Cranial Dopplers systems, Colour Doppler, 16 slices spiral CT
Scanner and a sophisticated neuropsychology laboratory. The Pathology & Biochemistry
departments have latest equipments for various haematological, biochemical, immunological,
and microbiological tests. Every year >100,000 tests are conducted in this department.
TRAINING PROGRAM: Affiliated to Ranchi University, Ranchi, the training programmes are
of high quality. Almost all the seats remain full. Professionals trained here are in demand in
foreign lands and they make a name for themselves wherever they go. We strive to train not
only competent professional but future leaders in their respective fields. Following are the details
of courses offered by this Institute:-
PG Course Year of starting No. of seats
1. MD(Psychiatry) 1971
9 (50% of seats will be
filled up by All India
Quota)
2. Diploma in Psychological Medicine(DPM) 1962
18(50% of seats will be
filled up by All India
Quota)
3. Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology) 1983 4
4. M.Phil in Med.& Social Psychology 1962/1985 18
5. M.Phil In Psychiatric Social Work 1970/1985 12
6. Diploma in Psychiatric Nursing (DPN) 1983 18
RESEARCH: Research in mental health is an important task. CIP publishes 40-50 research
papers a year in various national and international journals. Till recently, it has been publishing
Eastern Journal of Psychiatry, the official journal of Indian Psychiatric Society, Eastern zone and
presently Indian Journal of Social Psychiatry is being published from here. We have also to our
credit a reference text, “Current Development in schizophrenia” published in the year 2004 by
Allied Publishers, New Delhi. Various research projects funded by WHO, CCRH & Government of
India are being run by the Institute.
AWARENESS PROGRAMME: In recent days a major pre-occupation of CIP has been to spread
awareness regarding mental health, reduction of stigma and discrimination against mentally ill,
to further the human rights and opportunities to mentally ill, networking with NGOs,
strengthening community outreach programmes, improving patient care, innovative
rehabilitation programmes, improving the infrastructure of the Institute, establishing various
kinds of labs and acquiring technologies, organizing research programmes, and adding
excellence to its training programmes.
Awareness regarding mental illness in the community is awfully inadequate. In the year 2003 a
radio programme, “Ujale ki Ore” was started. It comprised a series of 26 episodes in Hindi, each
episode focused on various common psychiatric problems. The experience is rewarding and there
is a need to have similar programmes in local tribal languages. For this reason an awareness
programme in Nagpuri was conducted by All India Radio. We also have a toll-free Telephone
Helpline (1800-345-1849) and e-mail facility for people to reach us. Besides we conduct
awareness programmes in schools, colleges, clubs, and we have a regular School Mental Health
programme. We outreach in the community and organize Rural Camps to identify and treat cases
of mental illness, epilepsy and disability.
2. IMPORTANT DATES RELATED TO ENTRANCE EXAMINATION 2011
Post M.Phil. Candidates must have their degree
completed
On or before 31 May, 2011
Post DPM Candidates must have their degree
completed
On or before 31 May, 2011
Last date of Filling up Applications on Internet 9 December, 2010
Last date of receiving hard copy of Application 9 December, 2010
Form at C.I.P.
Start date for downloading Admit Cards 30th January, 2011
Counseling date (of selected candidates) Between 20th February 2011 to 26th
February, 2011
Date of Entrance Examination 20th February, 2011
Last date for joining the course 31st March, 2011
Start of Session 2nd May, 2011
3. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR APPLYING
M.Phil in Psychiatric Social Work .. 12 seats (UR-7, OBC-3, SC-1, ST-1)
Duration .. 2 years
Qualification .. M.A. in Sociology or Social Work regular course of a
recognized University with minimum 50% marks in the
aggregate.
Group B & C: Selected candidates may be considered for scholarship of Rs.8000/- per
month in the first and second year, and Rs.9000/- per month in the third year. The
scholarship is limited and may not be available to some candidates joining the course on
enhanced seats. However, it may be provided subject to sanctioning of the same by the
Government.
4. SELECTION PROCEDURE FOR M.PHIL IN PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORK COURSE
The entrance test will be of MCQ type consisting of 100 questions to be answered in 60
minutes. The test will have questions of M.A. standard. There will be 0.25 negative marking
for each wrong answer.
Note:
(A):-
In case of candidates scoring same marks in written test for a particular course selection
will be made on the basis of marks obtained by the candidates in the minimum qualifying
examination, i.e., MBBS for MD/DPM course; MA/M.Sc.(Psychology) for M.Phil (Medical
and Social Psychology)/Ph.D.(Clinical Psychology) and M.A. (Sociology)/ Master in Social
Work for M.Phil (Psychiatric Social Work), failing which candidates older in age will be
selected.
(B):-
Candidates applying for both M.D. and D.P.M. and for both Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology) and
M.Phil in Medical and Social Psychology courses starting from May 2, 2011 need to submit only one
application each. They should clearly mention the names of the course applied for, in order of preference.
For MD (Psychiatry 3 Years Course) and Diploma in Psychological Medicine (DPM):- One year
Compulsory Rotating Internship to be completed by 15.02.2011
For MD (Post DPM, 2 Years Course), Ph.D.(Clinical Psychology, Post M.Phil 2 Years course) :-
Certificate of passing DPM, M.Phil (M&SP/Clinical Psychology) on or before 31.05.2011.
For M.Phil (M&SP), M.Phil (PSW):- M.A./M.Sc. in Psychology, Sociology & Social Work and results
declared on or before 15.02.2011.
For the D.P.N.:- 2 years working experience certificate as a staff nurse on or before 15.02.2011.
5. RESERVATION OF SEATS FOR ALL GROUPS OF COURSES
15%, 7 ½% and 27% seats are reserved for Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and
OBC candidates respectively, subject to availability of such candidates. There shall also be
reservation of 3% horizontal reservation for physically-handicapped persons { only for
locomotory disabilities of lower limbs between 50% to 70% or as per the Govt. of India
Rules in this regard} subject to availability of such candidates. If suitable candidates are
not available under the reserved categories, seats will be filled up by General category
candidates. There is no reservation in Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology course.
6. EXAMINATION FEE
The candidates appearing in the entrance examination of C.I.P., Ranchi for the courses have to
deposit Rs. 400/- (General Candidates) and Rs. 300/- (Reserved Candidates) in favour of
Director, CIP, Ranchi in form of demand draft only. The candidate has to deposit the
examination fee along with hard copy of application form submitted on the Internet and send it
by registered post or submitted personally in C.I.P., Ranchi. The application shall be declared
ineligible if not accompanied by examination fee.
7. PENALTY CLAUSE
A selected student has to sign a bond at the time of joining the course. If a student (Scholarship
holder) interrupting or discontinuing his/her training course, or participating in strike or being
made to leave the training course on account of indiscipline or misconduct on his/her part or
refusing to serve the Government (which term shall, for the purposes of this clause, include a
State Government and Autonomous/Statutory body, wholly of partially financed Undertaking, as
the case may be) for a minimum continuous period of three years if required to do so by the
Government within a period of six months after qualifying for full registration on completion of
the course or for other reasons considered sufficient by the Secretary to the Government,
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (hereinafter referred to as “the competent authority”)
whose decision in this behalf shall be final to enforce the bond, the scholarship-holder and the
sureties shall jointly and severally pay and refund to the Government on demand and without
demur the actual amount drawn by the scholarship-holder on account of the said training or
studies and 20% compensation thereon, as the Government may direct. For the purposes of this
clause, the expression “refusal to serve the Government” would include the refusal on the part of
the scholarship-holder to appear before the Selection Committee of the Government for the
personal interview etc. if any to consider his/her suitability for employment under the
Government in terms of the bond.
8. APPLICATION FORM
The Application Form is available on the same page from where you have downloaded the Prospectus
under the heading ‘Application Forms’. Please visit the Link stating “STREAM – C :
M.Phil.(Psychiatric Social Work)” to get the Online Application Form. The Form has to be filled up
there itself and submitted, after which a hard copy of the form is to be printed on A4 Paper and sent in a
sealed envelope super scribing ‘APPLICATION FORM FOR ENTRANCE EXAMINATION – 2011
for STREAM C’ by Registered post or by hand in the office of the Director, C.I.P. Ranchi latest by
Dec.9, 2010. Please download the prospectus for essential information, which also contains information
related to filling-up the application form.
9. GUIDELINES FOR FILLING UP APPLICATION FORM – Stream-C M.Phil. (Psychiatric Social Work)
Please go through the following before filling up the Application Form:
Please make a demand draft favoring “DIRECTOR, Central Institute of Psychiatry” payable at RANCHI
(non-refundable) depending on the following before filling up the form.
General Candidates : Rs. 400/-
Scheduled Caste Candidates : Rs. 300/-
Scheduled Tribe Candidates : Rs. 300/-
OBC Candidates : Rs. 300/-

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