A good DM Neurology thesis takes a common neurological problem seen in an Indian tertiary clinic and asks a sharp question about aetiology, phenotype, diagnostic yield or treatment response. Stroke, epilepsy, headache, neuromuscular disease and CNS infections provide enough patients for prospective studies, while rarer conditions suit cross-sectional or record-based designs. Outcomes measured with validated scales over months rather than years keep the thesis realistic within the DM course.

The catalogue covers Stroke & Cerebrovascular, Neuromuscular, Neuroimmunology & Infections, Movement Disorders, Epilepsy, Headache, Cognitive Disorders and Demyelinating Disease. Titles include anti-CGRP antibodies and occipital nerve blocks in chronic migraine, prophylaxis comparisons, trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias and secondary headache in the emergency department. Objectives or a full synopsis can be bought for any title.

1What the DM Neurology catalogue covers

Our thesis-title catalogue, shared with our sister site medicalthesistopic.in, currently lists 235 DM Neurology titles. The newest ones are based on PubMed literature published in 2024–2026. Titles by subject area (top 10):

Subject areaTitles
Stroke & Cerebrovascular33
Neuromuscular27
Neuroimmunology & Infections24
Movement Disorders24
Epilepsy23
Headache19
Cognitive Disorders19
Demyelinating Disease18
Neurocritical Care17
Sleep Disorders16

Most common study designs: prospective observational study (115), hospital-based cross-sectional study (61), prospective diagnostic study (21), prospective comparative study (13), retrospective record-based study (11), randomised comparative trial (5). Each title already names its study design, so you can see at a glance whether it suits your department's patient load and your timeline.

250 recent DM Neurology thesis titles

These 50 titles are free to read. Discuss any of them with your guide before you commit; check that it has not already been taken up in your department.

  1. 001

    Clinical and flexion MRI profile of Hirayama disease

    Spinal Cord DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyDescriptive Study
  2. 002

    Clinical and MRI profile of subacute combined degeneration and recovery after vitamin B12 replacement

    Spinal Cord DisordersProspective observational studyProspective Study
  3. 003

    Prevalence of HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder in adults on antiretroviral therapy

    Cognitive DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  4. 004

    Predictors of response to shunt surgery in idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus

    Cognitive DisordersProspective observational studyProspective Study
  5. 005

    Incidence and outcome of delirium superimposed on dementia in hospitalised elderly patients

    Cognitive DisordersProspective observational studyProspective Study
  6. 006

    Association of age-related hearing loss with cognitive impairment in the elderly

    Cognitive DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  7. 007

    Prevalence of cognitive impairment in patients with chronic kidney disease on maintenance haemodialysis

    Cognitive DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  8. 008

    Medial temporal lobe atrophy score on MRI in differentiating dementia subtypes

    Cognitive DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  9. 009

    Clinical profile of frontotemporal dementia at a tertiary care centre

    Cognitive DisordersProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  10. 010

    Validation of a Hindi version of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment for mild cognitive impairment

    Cognitive DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyValidation Study
  11. 011

    Plasma phosphorylated tau as a diagnostic marker of Alzheimer's disease in a memory clinic

    Cognitive DisordersProspective diagnostic studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  12. 012

    Optic nerve sheath diameter on ultrasonography in idiopathic intracranial hypertension

    HeadacheProspective diagnostic studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  13. 013

    Clinical profile of vestibular migraine and response to prophylactic therapy

    HeadacheProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  14. 014

    Clinical profile of cluster headache and other trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias

    HeadacheHospital-based cross-sectional studyDescriptive Study
  15. 015

    Amitriptyline versus propranolol for migraine prophylaxis: efficacy and tolerability

    HeadacheRandomised comparative trialComparative Study
  16. 016

    Sleep disturbance and anxiety in chronic migraine and their association with headache frequency

    HeadacheHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  17. 017

    Etiological spectrum of secondary headache in the emergency department and the yield of red flags

    HeadacheProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  18. 018

    Prevalence of migraine and its impact on academic performance among medical students

    HeadacheCross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  19. 019

    Efficacy of greater occipital nerve block in chronic migraine at three months

    HeadacheProspective interventional studyProspective Study
  20. 020

    Real-world effectiveness and tolerability of anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies in chronic migraine

    HeadacheProspective observational studyProspective Study
  21. 021

    Etiological spectrum of hypokalaemic periodic paralysis

    NeuromuscularProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  22. 022

    Incidence and electrophysiological profile of chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy

    NeuromuscularProspective observational studyProspective Study
  23. 023

    Modified Erasmus GBS Outcome Score for predicting inability to walk at six months in Guillain-Barre syndrome

    NeuromuscularProspective observational studyValidation Study
  24. 024

    Clinical and genetic profile of Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy

    NeuromuscularHospital-based cross-sectional studyDescriptive Study
  25. 025

    Precipitating factors, predictors and outcome of myasthenic crisis

    NeuromuscularProspective observational studyProspective Study
  26. 026

    Repetitive nerve stimulation versus single-fibre electromyography in ocular myasthenia gravis

    NeuromuscularProspective diagnostic studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  27. 027

    Clinical and electrophysiological profile of leprous neuropathy

    NeuromuscularProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  28. 028

    Prevalence of small fibre neuropathy in prediabetes and early type 2 diabetes using sudomotor function testing

    NeuromuscularHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  29. 029

    Nerve ultrasound in chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy compared with other chronic neuropathies

    NeuromuscularProspective diagnostic studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  30. 030

    Adherence to disease-modifying therapy and disability progression in relapsing multiple sclerosis

    Demyelinating DiseaseProspective observational studyProspective Study
  31. 031

    Serum vitamin D levels in demyelinating disorders and their association with relapses

    Demyelinating DiseaseCase-control studyCase-Control Study
  32. 032

    Serum neurofilament light chain as a marker of disease activity in multiple sclerosis

    Demyelinating DiseaseProspective observational studyProspective Study
  33. 033

    Fatigue and depression in multiple sclerosis and their impact on quality of life

    Demyelinating DiseaseHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  34. 034

    Antibody status and visual outcome of acute optic neuritis

    Demyelinating DiseaseProspective observational studyProspective Study
  35. 035

    Central vein sign on susceptibility-weighted MRI in differentiating multiple sclerosis from its mimics

    Demyelinating DiseaseProspective diagnostic studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  36. 036

    Relapse rate and CD19 monitoring in neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorder treated with rituximab

    Demyelinating DiseaseProspective observational studyProspective Study
  37. 037

    Clinical and MRI features of MOG antibody-associated disease, AQP4-positive NMOSD and multiple sclerosis: a comparative study

    Demyelinating DiseaseHospital-based cross-sectional studyComparative Study
  38. 038

    Clinical and radiological profile and relapse rate of MOG antibody-associated disease in adults

    Demyelinating DiseaseProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  39. 039

    Etiological spectrum of chorea in adults at a tertiary care centre

    Movement DisordersProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  40. 040

    Prevalence of orthostatic hypotension and cardiovascular autonomic dysfunction in Parkinson's disease

    Movement DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  41. 041

    MR parkinsonism index in differentiating progressive supranuclear palsy from Parkinson's disease and multiple system atrophy

    Movement DisordersProspective diagnostic studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  42. 042

    Gait parameters and fall risk in Parkinson's disease using the Timed Up and Go test

    Movement DisordersProspective observational studyProspective Study
  43. 043

    Outcome of botulinum toxin therapy in cervical dystonia and hemifacial spasm

    Movement DisordersProspective observational studyProspective Study
  44. 044

    Clinical profile and non-motor features of essential tremor

    Movement DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyDescriptive Study
  45. 045

    Prevalence and risk factors of levodopa-induced dyskinesia in Parkinson's disease

    Movement DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  46. 046

    Prevalence of REM sleep behaviour disorder in Parkinson's disease and its association with cognitive impairment

    Movement DisordersHospital-based cross-sectional studyCross-sectional Study
  47. 047

    Cutaneous phosphorylated alpha-synuclein on skin biopsy in Parkinson's disease versus atypical parkinsonism

    Movement DisordersProspective diagnostic studyDiagnostic Accuracy Study
  48. 048

    Clinical profile and outcome of rhino-orbito-cerebral mucormycosis with neurological involvement

    Neuroimmunology & InfectionsProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  49. 049

    Clinical spectrum of neurosyphilis and response to treatment

    Neuroimmunology & InfectionsProspective observational studyDescriptive Study
  50. 050

    Spectrum and outcome of neurological manifestations of dengue infection

    Neuroimmunology & InfectionsProspective observational studyDescriptive Study

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4Objectives and synopsis for any title

Liked a title? Each one has two optional paid add-ons on medicalthesistopic.in, paid separately there:

  • Objectives (β‚Ή50): research question, aim, primary and secondary objectives, hypothesis and outcome measures for that exact title.
  • Full Plan / Synopsis (β‚Ή500): a complete synopsis draft for that title, from introduction and review-of-literature search plan to sample size working, methodology and statistical plan.

Use the buttons under each title above; they open that title on medicalthesistopic.in. Treat the output as a first draft to edit with your guide, and read how to write aims and objectives before you finalise yours.

5Tips for choosing a DM Neurology topic

  • Use validated scales such as the NIH Stroke Scale and modified Rankin Scale for stroke, MIDAS for headache disability and MoCA for cognition, so outcomes are objective and comparable with other studies.
  • Thrombolysis and thrombectomy studies depend on door-to-needle logistics and neurointervention access; confirm how many eligible patients your stroke unit actually treats before committing to such a title.
  • Autoimmune and infection titles may need antibody panels, CSF PCR or MRI that patients pay for; check costs and whether these tests are routine in your hospital, or recruitment will suffer.
  • Epilepsy and movement disorder studies benefit from video-EEG or standardised video recording; plan consent for recording and storage, and decide in advance who will rate the videos blindly.

For the general checklist (patient load, timeline, cost, ethics), see how to choose an MD/MS thesis topic, and for more ideas our earlier post on DM Neurology thesis topics. Every titles page for other specialities is listed on thesis topics by speciality.

6Need help with your thesis?

PubMedico's team helps DM Neurology residents with synopsis writing, sample size, statistics and the final thesis draft. WhatsApp +91 78787 33004 for a free thesis guidance.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions on this topic

Which neurology thesis topics are most feasible in India?+

Stroke, epilepsy, headache and CNS infections usually give the largest patient numbers, so prospective profiles, predictors of outcome or treatment comparisons are feasible. Neuromuscular and demyelinating diseases work well if your centre has an established clinic. Rare genetic or metabolic disorders are better suited to cross-sectional designs unless the department already follows a cohort.

Can a DM Neurology thesis include a drug comparison?+

Yes, if both drugs are approved and used in practice, for example in migraine prophylaxis or epilepsy. Use a randomised design where possible, register the study with the Clinical Trials Registry of India, define a primary outcome such as headache days or seizure frequency, and plan follow-up for adverse effects.

How long should follow-up be in a neurology thesis?+

Long enough for the outcome to change but short enough to finish before submission. Functional outcome after stroke is usually assessed at a fixed early time point with the modified Rankin Scale, while headache and epilepsy studies can rely on a few months of diary data. Avoid outcomes that need years of observation.

Can I use these DM Neurology titles directly as my thesis title?+

Use them as starting points. Discuss the title with your guide, check that it fits your department's patients and facilities, check it has not already been done at your institution, and adjust the wording before you submit it to your ethics committee.