Hi there,

Bachelor of Ayurvedic and Medical science is a course that most students prefer nowadays.

Although the growth and value are lower than any other medical courses. Generally, in this course, a student learns about ayurvedic and other fields in this courses.

Talking about your point of doing a cardiologist degree after pursuing BAMS.

In simple words, it is not possible. Although the restrictions are also there for several courses. See, you will not be able to do a cardiologist degree after doing bachelors in ayurvedic.

I hope this answer helps you. Check out this link for more information: https://www.careers360.com/careers/cardiologist

Thank you and good luck:)

Hello student!

As it totally depends upon you, as to which course to pursue, I will list down few key specifications of all 4 courses that you asked to know for, i hope reading them would help you in deciding which one is best for you.

FEES: (NOTE: Fees will vary in all four courses as it depends on college, as well as all 4 courses are different) It is not possible to predict exact fees but in India it would be roughly from 10,000 INR to 70,000 INR.

You can also click on the link given below and change the filters according to your interest it will give you information about all possible courses:

Top BSc in Cardiology and Thoracic Science Degree Colleges in India 2021 – Courses, Fees, Admission, Rank (careers360.com)

• Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Technology (BSc MLT) is a three-year undergraduate programme separated into six years (two semesters per year). This course teaches professionals about numerous elements of health care. Throughout the course, students do numerous diagnostic analyses on bodily fluids, including hematology, bacteriology, immunology, chemical, and microscopic examination. Clinical Endocrinology & Toxicology Lab, Diagnostic Molecular Biology Lab, Diagnostic Cytology, and other disciplines are covered in the curriculum.

• The BSc Honors Degree in Pharmacy is a comprehensive curriculum founded on a solid foundation of basic sciences. During the first two years, students study physical, organic, inorganic, and analytical chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, plant science, and zoology. During the third and fourth years, students specialise in pharmaceutical disciplines. The programme includes over 120 credit hours. This is an interfaculty programme in which the Department of Pharmacology of the Faculty of Medicine covers a variety of medical scientific areas. The exposure provided by the Medical Faculty strongly orients students in becoming pharmacists who are aware in the ethics, attitudes, and dedication expected of a pharmacy practitioner. The final year research project in pharmacy helps them become acquainted with research approaches that will be valuable in future research work. As a result, graduates are able to build on new breakthroughs in pharmacy research and practise. The disciplines taught in the third and fourth years offer a good representation of the breadth of pharmacy subject areas. Graduates work in a variety of industrial and licenced service industries in pharmacy, while some work as scholars at local and overseas institutions, having received Masters and PhD degrees.

• The BSc Operation Theatre Technology course is the fundamental graduating course that deals with ethics, operating room setup, and handling the many pieces of equipment required for surgery. An operation theatre technologist must be present in the operating room and support the physicians and nurses during the procedure. They must arrange all surgical pieces of equipment prior to surgery, as well as clean these important pieces of equipment prior to surgery. They must also heed the commands of a Surgeon throughout the surgery. All hospitals in India hire Operation Theatre Technologists to perform procedures such as plastic surgery, general surgery, gynaecology surgery, neurosurgery, and urology.

Please refer to the link mentioned above for Bsc in Cardiology.

I hope this was helpful and gave you a simpler view of all the courses.

Hi aspirants

Yes , it is possible to study MSC cardiology after bsc cardiology

The basic Eligibility are

• The candidate must have a bachelor’s degree in science from a recognized university with minimum marks as specified by the university.
• To apply for a masters program in Cardiology in India, you might be required to qualify a medical entrance exam like NEET PG/JIPMER/AIIMS, etc.
• If you plan to study abroad, some universities might ask you to appear for GRE or university-specific exams for this course. Additionally, you will also have to submit scores of English proficiency exams such as IELTS/TOFEL /PTE along with a Statement of Purpose and Letter of Recommendation.

Hope this Helps

good luck!

Hey there

The fees of cardiologist  courses where are you from college to college. Mentioned below are the top colleges which offer MD cardiology Course along with the per year fees:

• All India Institute of Medical Sciences INR 2375
• Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research INR 3470
• Christian Medical College INR 177800 PER YEAR
• Sanjay Gandhi postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences INR 17800.
• Banaras Hindu University INR 22, 860

For more details you can check by clicking the following link:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/careers/cardiologist&ved=2ahUKEwiXtu-MjpXyAhWrH7cAHWGcBIwQFjAAegQIBRAC&usg=AOvVaw2Cc-ULuOswXpGEAJhX5-Ag

Hello Candidate,

Here are the steps which will help you to become a cardiologist-

1. First of all take Biology as one of the main subjects in class 12th and then appear for the Neet undergraduate examination to get enrolled in in a medical college offering MBBS course.

2. After completing your MBBS course go for a postgraduate course in doctor of medicine.

3. Once you are completed with your three years degree course of doctor of medicine go for a specialisation course in cardiology.

4. To complete your specialisation course in cardiology, you will become a specified cardiologist.

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!

Assuming youre a General Category Student, you must target atleast between 550+/720 for prospects securing a seat in some of the Good Goverment Medical Colleges. However, today you even have many good State and Private Medical Colleges at lower Score. But this wont lead you to become a Cardiologist.

After MBBS, you need to pursue Postgraduation/Specialization M.Ch/MS/DNB in Cardiology, for being a Cardiologist in future.

For more information about Career of a Cardiologist do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/careers/cardiologist

Hello there,

To become a cardiologist, first you need to complete your MBBS, then you can go for specialisation. So, for MBBS you need to apply for NEET. For more information about NEET, you can check the link given below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

You need to score a good rank in NEET to get the top medical colleges in the country.

You can check the preparation tips from the link given below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips

Hope this information helps you.

Good luck!!

Hi Raj,

Becoming a Doctor and that too a Cardiologist is a dream come true and you really need to work day and night to make that possible.

The roadmap incase of India for becoming a Cardio surgeon or a Cardiologist medicine doctor, you need to follow the following:

• Firstly you need to clear the NEET UG exam conducted by NTA and complete your MBBS.
• Secondly after you have successfully completed your MBBS you now need to clear NEET PG exam and get yourself enrolled for MS in general i.e. master of surgery and this is for 3 years.
• Now you need to go for 3 year M.Ch. in Cardiology.

India lacks a lot of doctors and we really need them. I wish all the best.

Firstly you need to prepare for NEET and secure a seat at some of the Good Goverment, State or Private Medical Colleges in India. After MBBS, maybe you may have work experience as a Jr Resident and parallely prepare for NEET PG. Once you clear PG Entrance in India or maybe Abroad, you need to pursue M.Ch/MS/DNB related PG Course followed by a career as an Cardiologist.

For more information do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/careers/cardiologist

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well

After BSc Cardiology you need to do 4 year MBBS and after this you can do internship to become cardiologist.

There are one Colleges for BSc Cardiology in Coimbatore that is :-

• PPG Institute of Allied Health Sciences, Coimbatore

If you want more information, Here is the link :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-medical-colleges-in-india?city=Coimbatore&degree=B.Sc.&branch=Cardiology

Hope this will help you.

Feel free to ask any query.

All the best for future.