Hello Prasad! Congratulations on completing your Pharm D! Pursuing a Master of Science in a specialized field like Cardiology, Neurology, or Emergency and Critical Care is a fantastic choice for advancing your career in healthcare. Given your Pharm D background, you are well-prepared for any of these fields, as each builds on the strong clinical and pharmacological foundations you've already established.

Here’s a quick overview of your options:

1. M.Sc. in Cardiology : This program focuses on cardiovascular care and advanced cardiac science, making it ideal if you are interested in working with heart disease treatments, diagnostics, and patient care.

2. M.Sc. in Neurology : This specialty allows you to work with neurological conditions, providing you with expertise in diagnosing and treating disorders of the nervous system. It’s a rewarding field with growing demand.

3. M.Sc. in Emergency and Critical Care : This field is highly suited for those interested in immediate, high-intensity patient care and medical emergencies. It’s a dynamic and demanding field but offers immense career satisfaction and opportunities for advancement.

Each of these specializations has unique strengths, so I recommend choosing based on your personal interests and career goals.

For quality programs in these fields, Sri Sukhmani Nursing College offers a range of postgraduate courses in paramedical sciences and healthcare specialties. Located in India, it is well-regarded for its focus on both theoretical and practical training, preparing students for advanced roles in healthcare. Sri Sukhmani’s infrastructure, expert faculty, and affiliations make it a strong option for furthering your studies in specialized areas of healthcare.

If you’re interested in more details on their M.Sc. programs or want to explore eligibility criteria and course content, I recommend contacting Sri Sukhmani Nursing College directly for the most accurate information.

Best of luck with your educational journey in these exciting fields!

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Absolutely! You can get into neurology with PCMB. The requirement is that your subjects must include Physics, Chemistry and Biology. These three main subjects must have been studied in your class 12th. There is no requirement of maths but if you have maths, it is not an issue as you meet the basic eligibility criteria.

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The specific penalty for resigning from a DNB seat can vary depending on the institute and the agreement you signed during admission. You might need to repay the stipend you received for the period you were enrolled.There might be a service bond clause in your agreement. Leaving before the stipulated time could result in a penalty fee or a requirement to serve in a government facility for a specific period.

Resigning from the DNB program shouldn't affect your eligibility to appear for the NEET SS exam next year. There are no restrictions on appearing for the exam based on such factors.

Overall, resigning from the DNB program is likely to involve a financial penalty based on your institute's policy. However, it should not prevent you from appearing for the NEET SS exam next year.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-ss-exam-pattern

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Dear Aspirant!

Hope you are doing well!

I would say, pick neurology, as there are fewer neurologists than cardiologists . However, the burden of neurological diseases is increasing.It would also depend on which subject you like more.As doctors, both cardiologists and neurologists are important for treating diseases of their specialities.

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Hello Student,

Becoming a neurosurgeon is a very time taking process and takes a lot of efforts and patience. This includes four years for a bachelor's degree, another four years for a doctorate, followed by a one-year internship in surgery.

Candidates aspiring to become Neurosurgeon must possess a 5½ years MBBS degree followed by 2- 3 years M.S. (Neurosurgery) - must qualification to become a Neurosurgeon. Interested candidates can also go for M.Ch (Neurosurgery) for super specialization in the field of Neurosurgery.

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