Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. No, once you complete this course, you won't receive a doctoral degree. In India at least, you should concentrate on MBBS and then work in Cardiology as an MD at the very least if you want to become a registered specialist and especially a cardiologist. The education you are taking will help you become a cardiovascular technician, which isn't the same as a specialist but is united support tied to the clinical sector.

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK..!

Hello

Yes! Of course you can go for cardiology and become cardiologist.

Steps for leading cardiologist are as follows;

• Earns a bachelor degree with MBBS after 10+2
• Get admission in PG course leading to doctor of medicine (MD) in general medicine.
• After finishing 3 years degree of MD, go for the super speciality course of 3 years DM in cardiology to be a cardiologist.

Key skills required for cardiologist

Depth knowledge of Cardiovascular system: aspirant should be aware of the system of cardiovascular, You should have complete knowledge after completing your degree.

Be familiar with all technologies: You should know the technologies and devices used for surgery, The knowledge of instrumental machines is necessary so, that you can interrupt specialized tests.

Communication skills and interpersonal: it is a skil which help you to communicate with your colleagues, this skills should be present in you.

All the best for your bright future ahead.

Hello there,

Hope you are doing well,

For PG in respiratory medicine candidates needs to apply for 'MD in Pulmonology and  respiratory medicine'. There are numerous colleges in india that offers this courses. However you have mentioned that candidate has already complicated UG from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences so here are some colleges for MD in Pulmonology and Respiratory Medicine in Karnataka, you can check them out :

Kasturba Medical College, Manipal

MS Ramaiah Medical College, Bangalore

Vydehi Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre, Bangalore

JNMC, Belgaum

Raja Rajeshwari Medical College and Hospital, Banglore

To know more about these colleges read the article below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-md-in-pulmonology-and-respiratory-medicine-colleges-in-karnataka

For fees structure, if the candidate gets a seat in government college under government quota then fees would be around 7 lakhs to 8 lakhs per year. If candidate gets a seat in private college under government quota then the fees might be around 15-25 lakhs and for management quota seats fees can go above 35 lakhs as well.

However, I would like to tell you that the candidate is yet to appear for the exam and with an optimistic mindset you should help him prepare for good score in NEET PG.

You can also predict chances of your admission in medical college according to your score, rank or location by using NEET PG COLLEGE PREDICTOR tool, tap on the link below,

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

Hope you find this helpful

Drop your queries for more information

All the best!!

Hi there.

To work in the healthcare industry for a good salary, you don't have to be a doctor. Some of the best paying positions in the healthcare sector are held by non-physicians! Higher and higher incomes are being paid to these healthcare professionals due to the sharp increase in demand for healthcare managers, physician assistants, genetic counsellors, and other positions.

• Dietitians and nutritionists
• radiologic and MRI technologists.
• cardiovascular technologists and technicians
• cardiovascular technologists and technicians
• Occupational health and safety professionals
• chiropractors
• Dental hygienists
• Nuclear Medicine Technologists
• Speech-language pathologists,

Hello

Aspirant

Yes! Of course you can go for NEET Enterance exam and make yourself a good doctor in future! People who are handicapped and their lower limbs are not working, They are eligible for the NEET exam but you need to make sure that you have completed your 10+2 qualification with 50% in PCB subjects like Physics, chemistry and Biology and English is also included and for ST/SC/OBC is 45% required.

And you have to work hard for NEET-UG Enterance exam for MBBS and BDS programmes which is conducted by NTA- National Testing Agency. MBBS is Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery and BDS is Bachelor of Dental Sciences.

There are so many private and government colleges who take admission on the basis of NEET enterance exam. Goverment Colleges fees is kind of low in comparison to private colleges so, Take your decision wisely and Go for MBBS and make yourself a good doctor in future ahead!

All the best for your bright future ahead!

Here is the link which help you out to predict the colleges so keep this link with you

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_cp

Hello aspirant,

Here below I am providing you the list of some of the top colleges for pharmacy course in North side.

• JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty
• PSG College of Pharmacy, Coimbatore
• Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai
• SRM College of Pharmacy, Kattankulathur
• Vels University Chennai - Vel's Institute of Science Technology and Advanced Studies
• College of Pharmacy, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Coimbatore

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Candidates who want admission to MBBS as well as BAMS are selected through neet examination based on your rank list. But after that for PG, you can't write neat physics examination because it is for MBBS students. The eligibility criteria for need to PG examination is candidates must have MBBS from a recognise the medical council University. Hence you can't write neat PG examination since you are a BAMS. AIAPGET (All India Ayurveda PG Entrance Test) conducted by AIIA, Delhi is the entrance exam for PG in Ayurveda. It is an exam of multiple choice type 400 marks and One by fourth of Mark will be reduced for as negative for wrong answer.

Syllabus for MBBS and BA MS are different. Main bhi though will be similarity during your first year. But it is different when you reach your final year because MBBS and BAMS are completely different courses.

Thank you

can't say it clearly right now because it all depends upon the cutoff of the examination that will come after the exam is conducted. but in my knowledge, you still have to score 450+ to get into a government college. you can still get different veterinary colleges in fewer numbers but that will be private with high fees. so try gaining as many marks as you can.

all the very best!!!!!!!!!!!

To get admission into Armed Forces Medical College or AFMC Pune for the flagship MBBS course, you'll have to appear for NEET and get top ranks in it. The cut-off for AFMC through NEET in the past few years are as follows:

2021
Boys: 614/720
Girls: 627/720

2020
Boys: 618/720
Girls: 637/720

2019
Boys: 596
Girls: 610

As soon as you complete your MBBS, you'll have to serve in the army for a fixed number of years, failing which you'll have to pay bond money to AFMC.

Hope I have answered your question. All the best!