For a career in Oncology, including pursuing a specialization like Radiation Oncology or Pediatric Oncology, here's a general path you can follow:

1. Internship Performance : Focus on excelling in your current internship. A good performance will strengthen your application for residency and future opportunities.

2. NEET PG Rank : To get into competitive specialties like Radiation Oncology or Pediatric Oncology, a high rank in NEET PG is crucial. Generally, a rank within the top 500-1000 is favorable for such specialties, though this can vary depending on the year and institute.

3. Specialty Choice :

   • Radiation Oncology : You can enter Radiation Oncology directly after completing your MBBS, without needing to complete Internal Medicine or Pediatrics first. This is because Radiation Oncology is typically a distinct specialty in itself.
   • Pediatric Oncology : For Pediatric Oncology, you need to complete a residency in Pediatrics first. Once you complete your Pediatric residency, you can then pursue a super-specialty in Pediatric Oncology.

In summary, if you're interested in Pediatric Oncology, you'll need to first complete a residency in Pediatrics. For Radiation Oncology, you can directly enter the specialty after your MBBS, but a high NEET PG rank will improve your chances of getting into a good program.

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It's possible to get an MD in Paediatrics for 35,000, but it depends on the specific institution and their fee structure. For example, M P Shah Government Medical College in Jamnagar offers an MD in Paediatrics for 90,000 rupees for the entire duration of the course . Here are some other institutions and their fees for MD in Paediatrics:

- *Government Medical College, Nizamabad*: 600,000 rupees

- *DS Medical College*: 3,600,000 rupees

- *Maharishi Markandeshwar University*: 8,985,000 rupees

- *Madras Medical College*: 146,955 rupees

Keep in mind that these fees may not include additional costs like admission fees, hostel fees, and other expenses.

DNB –PDCET is conducted twice in a year any Candidates who have passed the final exam for a postgraduate diploma from a recognized Indian university can apply for entrance exam so yes you are eligible DNB is considered equivalent to MD/MS qualifications go for it.to know more about pdcet refer link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/exams/dnb-pdcet/amp

Hii there,

The Doctor of Medicine (MD) program in Paediatrics is a three-year, full-time postgraduate course provided by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences in Bangalore and sanctioned by the Medical Council of India (MCI).

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Applicants must hold a Medical (M.B.B.S) degree from a university acknowledged by the Medical Council of India.
2. Candidates should have successfully completed a mandatory one-year Rotating Internship program at an institution recognized by the Medical Council of India.
3. Candidates must have acquired permanent registration with any State Medical Council.

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Hello,
Yes for practising as a doctor in UK you have to clear the PLAB exam.
As your DNB won't be valid there.

Hope this helps

Going by previous All India cut offs and your rank, you may decent chances in Medical Colleges like:

Kasturba Medical College, Manipal

Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Belgaum

KMC, Mangalore

Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kerala

Yenepoya, Mangalore

Govt. College for Clinical branches is tad difficult for this rank. Having said that, this is 2019 data and cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, difficulty of the exam, and no.of seats available for each specialisation. Please try our College predictor to check the possibility of other specialisations with you rank across India:  https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-all-india-college-predictor

Hi,

According to previous year cutoffs, there are fairly decent chances for you to get md pediatrics fir specialization.

Let's see previous year closing ranks fir better analysis -

2020 - closing rank 5978

2019- closing rank 5132

It must be noted that cutoff varies every year, so this must not be considered as final.

You can go through this link for more details about different specialities https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

You can use our college predictor tool to have a better analyzed result https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

Regards.

Hey aspirant

For this rank chances of getting admission to pediatrics is very low. According to 2020 reports safe rank will be around 2000. Possibility to get a seat is very low.  But you could get seat for pathology, microbiology, family medicine, immunohematology. Also your category play a major role in admission. For more details refer below link https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp