Medical postgraduate and superspecialty degrees require structured research training alongside clinical expertise. A synopsis or research proposal plays a crucial role in outlining the study rationale, objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes in accordance with institutional and regulatory guidelines.

Sona Thesis Consultancy provides academic guidance and mentoring support for research proposals across the following medical degrees:

MD (Doctor of Medicine)

MD is a postgraduate medical degree focused on clinical medicine and patient care. Research proposals at the MD level require clarity in clinical relevance, study design, and ethical considerations. We assist researchers with academic guidance, structuring, and review of research proposals in alignment with institutional expectations.

MS (Master of Surgery)

MS programs emphasize surgical training and research competence. We provide guidance on framing surgical research questions, methodology planning, and proposal structuring while ensuring academic integrity and originality.

DNB (Diplomate of National Board)

DNB programs combine clinical training with structured research components as per National Board of Examinations (NBE) norms. Our support includes academic mentoring for proposal development, formatting, and compliance with applicable guidelines.

MCh (Master of Chirurgiae)

MCh is a superspecialty surgical degree requiring advanced research planning. We offer academic guidance to help researchers refine proposal structure, research objectives, and methodology under ethical and institutional frameworks.

DM (Doctorate in Medicine)

DM programs focus on advanced subspecialty training and research. We assist through structured academic mentoring, proposal review, and formatting support while ensuring the researcher remains the primary author.

Our Commitment

Sona Thesis Consultancy is committed to supporting ethical medical research by providing academic guidance, mentoring, editing, and formatting assistance. We do not write or submit academic content on behalf of researchers. All research work is independently developed and approved by the respective institutions and supervisors.