DCH & MD Viva Examination at CMOSH–ICH: A Day of Learning and Excellence
Recently, the CMOSH Institute of Child Health (ICH) at Chattogram Maa-O-Shishu Hospital hosted the DCH (Diploma in Child Health) and MD Pediatric viva examinations. The event brought together students, examiners, faculty members, and staff, all united in their commitment to advancing pediatric education and professional excellence.
The Esteemed Examination Board
The viva sessions were conducted by a team of experienced and respected teachers, whose guidance and assessment made the examination day highly productive. The examination board included:
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Prof. Wazir Ahmed
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Prof. Gulshan Ara Begum
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Prof. Sanjana Islam
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Prof. Tannuka Barua
Their presence boosted students’ confidence while ensuring the exams maintained the highest academic standards.
A Meaningful Day for DCH & MD Students
For the students, the viva was more than an academic requirement—it represented a significant milestone in their journey to becoming pediatric specialists. During the sessions:
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Students confidently presented their knowledge and clinical skills.
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Examiners provided constructive questions, guidance, and insights.
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The environment was supportive, friendly, and encouraging, allowing students to demonstrate their full potential.
The examination included OSPE cards covering Hematology, Oncology, and Rheumatology, providing students with a comprehensive assessment of their clinical competencies. The interaction between students and professors made the exams rigorous yet highly educational.
CMOSH–ICH: A Center of Pediatric Excellence
Hosting such examinations reflects the institution’s strong academic reputation. CMOSH–ICH continues to:
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Support advanced pediatric training
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Provide hands-on clinical learning opportunities
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Uphold high ethical and academic standards
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Shape young doctors to become future leaders in child health
The active participation of distinguished professors demonstrates the trust and recognition CMOSH–ICH holds within the pediatric medical community.
A Step Forward in Professional Growth
DCH and MD students took away not only results but also valuable lessons, clinical confidence, and motivation to serve children with skill and compassion. The event concluded with appreciation for the examiners and warm wishes for the students’ future careers.