Hello Student

A cardiovascular vascular Technology course which isBsc in cardio vascular Technology also take  allied cardiovascular treatment like cardio perfusion, Technology course also candidate for be a  full fledged cardiovascular technologist but not a doctor. Ti be a doctor candidates to go through the Neet exam for taking admission in MBBS course and after that he has to do a diploma in cardiology of 2years after MBBS to treat the cardiovascular treatment . Can take the course of MS I.e. master of surgeon specialisation in cardio vascular treatment after completion of Master of surgeon in cardiovascular treatment he can do the surgery of cardiology of any kind. But BSc in cardiovascular Technology student cannot be claimed as a doctor and cannot be claimed as a surgeon to do the surgery of cardiology.

This will help.

Hi ishaan,

The salary varies with the reputation and city in which the hospital is present. Taking about the slasry of cardiologist, it depends upon the popularity and the status of the hospital. Many surgeons charge a high fees for the surgery and treatment while others donot. It depends upon them.

So, in simple words the salary is not at all fixed, it varies from person to person. Many hospitals have their fees structure for every procedure.  Surely the fees varies as per the status of the hospital.

Government hospitals have lower fees for the procedure while private have the highest . It directly makes a hole in the pocket of the pateints.

I hope you understand my point.

Thank you and good luck:)

Hello Aspirant,

I hope that you are doing well.

Charges for angioplasty by cardiologist inmost hospital which excluding the stent cost , is 90,000 rupees to 1lacs now the package is going to above this amount and cost ranges from 1.20 lacs1.40 lacs. Angioplasty  used to treat the build of fatty plaque in the blood vessels of heart. Angioplasty is up as an option for a patient whenever he is tired of his changed lifestyle but has no effect of it for improvement of his or her heart health.

I hope this helps.

Good luck!

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

In response to your question, I would like to inform you that any surgeon who has completed MS often receives a minimum of 2-3 weeks vacation per year. About a third to half of all physicians take 2-4 weeks off per year. Over a third (38.33 percent) of family physicians, as well as nearly as many emergency medicine physicians (35.3 percent), internists (33.9 percent), and general surgeons (32.5 percent), take off for little more than two weeks every year.

I hope this helps.

Dear Student ,

If you are determined about goal that you want to be a surgeon , then at first you clear the 10th board with a standard marks.. after then , you need to choose Physics, chemistry and biology as main subjects in 11th .. qualify your 12th exam with min 50-60% marks and appear for NEET to pursue MBBS program .

The NEET cut off details you can get from this link:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

During this period , the following things you need to be maintained:

• Stay Focused
• Keep consistency in your studies
• Revision every chapters in science subject properly
• After clearing 10th board , start slowly your NEET preparation along with your studies
• Follow NCERT books

after pursuing MBBS , you can be a surgeon by doing MS degree through NEET PG Exam.

You can check more about this from this link:

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

Check this MBBS companion for your reference :

MBBS Companion | Guiding you in MBBS Planning and right College selection (careers360.com)

Hope this helps !

Yes, 1 Lakh per month is a possible earning for a doctor in a good field. Many doctors even earn multiple times of this amount in one month which depends on your practice, reputation, experience.

It depends upon your outreach, abilities and your practice that how much money you will be earning in this field the better you are known the more you will earn.

Hello aspirant,

You cannot become Surgeon after completion of B.Sc or M.Sc in Cardiology. To become a Surgeon you need first complete your MBBS course and then MD/ MS in specialization you are interested in and they if you are interested then can go for DM in super speciality specialization of your choice.

Minimum qualification required for MD/ MS is, candidates must appeared in entrance exam like NEET UG and secured MBBS seat and completed it from a recognised College or University are only eligible to appear for NEET PG and then to get MD seat. Then through NEET SS you can join DM in super speciality specialization.

So with just B.Sc or M.Sc in Cardiology you are not eligible to become Surgeon.

For more information go through below mentioned link.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/md-doctor-of-medicine

Hope this information will help you.

Best of Luck!!

Dear Aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! See ,Every mom is mom ,here your profession doesn't matter ,however I understand that ,being a surgeon you have other responsibilities also but when it comes to child care ,then mom is mom . To maintain a healthy relationship with your children follow the given tips :;_

*Always try to find time from busy schedule to look after the child.

*Make them comfortable with you so that they can share everything little thing to you ,it build a strong relationship when child share everything .

*Don't put pressure on them by forcing them to study ,yes i know you are a surgeon and study should be first priority but the development is necessary which can be through social activities , cultural activities ,games etc with study as well.

*Teach them moral values and also how to behave in any situation .

*Try to find their interest and focus on them.

Hope these points of mine will surely help you to get your answer .

Thanking you !!!

Hello aspirant,

i hope that you are doing absolutely great.

With reference to your above mentioned query, i would like to tell you that normally, every surgeon who has completed MS gets a minimum holiday off for abour 2-3 weeks per year. About a third to a half of physicians get in 2-4 weeks of vacation time a year. Like their fellow Americans, however, over a third (38.3%) of family physicians and almost as many emergency medicine physicians (35.3%), internists (33.9%), and general surgeons (32.5%) take off for 2 weeks a year at most .

I hope that this will help.