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The one of the main factors that can influence a neurosurgeon's salary is the amount of experience he has. When a neurosurgeon is just starting out in this field, he has less experience than a veteran in the medical business. As such, he often has a lower initial salary. Over time, however, as he gains experience and builds skill, he might reach the same salary range that more experienced surgeons enjoy. In fact, he may even have the opportunity to earn more than them one day.

In many cases, different facilities offer different neurosurgeon salaries. One facility may pay its surgeons far more than another one does, for instance. Even in a single facility, salaries may differ depending on the amount of experience the doctor has. Additionally, private practice salaries usually differ from those set by an employer.

There are many factors that can influence  neurosurgeon salaries, including the reputation and experience of the surgeon. The facility at which he works or with which he is affiliated may also influence a neurosurgeon's salary. Any bonuses, incentives, or profit sharing benefits he receives may factor in as well. Additionally, neurosurgeon salaries often vary based on the country and region in which a person works. Once finished with the residency program and entering into the world of practicing medicine, neurosurgeons see a great jump in income, even in the entry-level years.

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Hi aspirant,

Neurosurgery is a very complex simple and time consuming procedure is not possible that neurosurgeon visits 3 to 4 hospitals daily. Actually a neurosurgeon remains in contacts with various hospitals and is called for a surgery according to the situation. The number of visits can be either two or 3 at maximum per day and could be 0 at some days. So 8 hours per day as you have mentioned includes both surgery and visit time, which they manage according to the time a surgery takes.

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No hospital provides BMW or even any free car to doctors. But yes they can buy from their own.

It  depends on  the background which that doctor comes from And the type of doctors he is for example some specialists like Cardiologist earns 2-3 lakhs on daily basis so that means they can easily afford.

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Becoming any sort of doctors require years and years of hard work and most of all patience. Because it is a time taking process and a long journey. Especially for neurology because I'm order to become one in neurology because you first have to complete your 10th with physics, chemistry and biology. Then get and MBBS degree and M.D by qualifying various state level or national level entrance exams like NEET. Then you have to give time for internship and training. For more information visit the link given below:-

https://www.careers360.com/courses/neurology-course

Hello.

In order to become a neurologist you have to meet the following eligibility criteria :-

1) you first have to complete your 12th with subjects like physics , chemistry, biology,etc.

2) you need to earn and MBBS degree. From a good college or university.

3) you will also need a M.D with 50% in MBBS.

4) you need to have doctor of medicine for three years.

5) Internships and training.

In order to get into MBBS course and PG level course you need to crack entrance exams like NEET or AIIMs entrance exam, etc.

For more information click on the link given below:-

https://www.careers360.com/courses/neurology-course

Hi.

To pursue your career as a Neurologist you can consider follows steps:

1. After completion of your four and half year of MBBS degree course and one year and six months, compulsory training one has to go for M.D(Medicine).
2. After completing M.D. (Medicine) the aspiring candidates can enrol for DM (Neurology) - a 3 years courses - for specialization in the field of Neurology from some of the best institutes in India as given below:
   1. CMC Vellore - Christian Medical College
   2. St Johns Medical College, Bangalore
   3. AIIMS Delhi - All India Institute of Medical Sciences New
   4. IMS BHU - Institute of Medical Sciences Banaras Hindu University
3. After completion of three years of D.M.(Neurology) course and getting the requisite registration from Medical Council of India, the budding Neurologist can get jobs in reputed Government and Private Hospitals like AIIMS etc. A neurologist with good entrepreneurial skill can also open their own Neuro Clinic and provide services to the patients.

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Hello

Here is the steps to became neurologist.

A neurologist career path is quite lengthy unlike other professions

Education requirements for neurologist •Completion of 10+2 with appropriate subjects -

Candidates are required to complete 10+2 in physics chemistry and biology with an aggregate of 50 per cent marks •Qualify Entrance - Candidates are required to appear in entrance exams & qualify it to get admission in the desired college there are several colleges & universities that provide admissions on the basis of the candidates performance in the entrance examination

there are several other colleges and institutes that provide admissions on merit basis of 10 + 2 passing percentage.

•Bachelor -

After successful completion of 10+2 programme students are required to take admissions in a bachelors degree programme major Bachelor’s Degree Programmes Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

• Post Bachelor - Candidates have several options post - bachelor to lead their career path

* After successful completion of a bachelors degree programme candidates can start working in the industry at an entry level role after acquiring an experience of a few years they can further opt for a masters degree programme

* After successful completion of a bachelor degree programme candidates can opt for a masters degree programme without any gap in the academic year * After successful completion of a masters degree programme they can work

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

Hi Raghuveer,

A neurologist is a doctor who specializes in neurology and concerns with brain related issues.

No, it is not at all compulsory for a neurologist or may be any doctor to work in a government hospital.

Neurology is a very top branch and in fact the best neurology doctors in India work in private hospitals.

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Hello,

A neurologist career path is quite lengthy unlike other professions

Education requirements for neurologist •Completion of 10+2 with appropriate subjects -

Candidates are required to complete 10+2 in physics chemistry and biology with an aggregate of 50 per cent marks •Qualify Entrance - Candidates are required to appear in entrance exams & qualify it to get admission in the desired college there are several colleges & universities that provide admissions on the basis of the candidates performance in the entrance examination

there are several other colleges and institutes that provide admissions on merit basis of 10 + 2 passing percentage. Major Entrance Examinations NEET National Entrance Examination TestAIIMS - EE : All India Institute of Medicine and Sciences Undergraduate Entrance Examination

•Bachelor -

After successful completion of 10+2 programme students are required to take admissions in a bachelors degree programme major Bachelor’s Degree Programmes Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

• Post Bachelor - Candidates have several options post - bachelor to lead their career path

* After successful completion of a bachelors degree programme candidates can start working in the industry at an entry level role after acquiring an experience of a few years they can further opt for a masters degree programme

* After successful completion of a bachelor degree programme candidates can opt for a masters degree programme without any gap in the academic year * After successful completion of a masters degree programme they can work

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

Thankyou.