• New Delhi
• Bhubaneshwar
• Bathinda
• Bhopal
• Guntur
• Jodhpur
• Nagpur
• Patna
• Raipur
• Rishikesh
• Gorakhpur
• Kalyani
• Deogarh
• Telangana
• Rae Bareli

Yes it’s a good option to peruse MBBS from Russia . If you are willing to but better if you try for other countries than Bangladesh, or Nepal. All these countries ( Russia , Bangladesh , and Nepal ) are safe for female also. The good infrastructure provided to their students, best studying environment, good food availability, and so on. Russia is one of the best country to study MBBS for Indian students.

Hello,

As per your querry, i would say that NEET got nothing to do with you becoming a Surgeon. Basically,  NEET UG is an entrance  examinatiom for admission to UG courses like MBBS, BDS, Ayush and Veterinary Courses.

But doing any specialisation courses like Surgeon is a subject course for PG Course. For studying PG, you need to appear for NEET PG or EXIT exam whichever applies for getting admission for pg courses. That time, you can choose your specialisation.

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Hey Aspirant,

To become a Cardiac surgeons need a lot of time. It is one of the longest process in the medical field. It requires four years of medical school, a 5-year general surgery residency and a 2-3 year specialized cardio or cardiothoracic fellowship. Surgeons who wish to specialize further in pediatric cardiology or heart transplant surgeries may require additional training. And Similar career options in this field include Podiatrist and Cardiovascular Nurse. 

Eligibility for M.Ch. in Cardiac Surgery is an MD/ MS or DNB with a minimum aggregate score of 55%. Minimum experience of 24 months in the surgical field.

Hope that helps

all the best

Hello,

As per a MCI notification, recommendations are being asked for uniform internship stipend all over India and if it applies then all interns will get the same irrespective of college. The highest in India is as of now in AIIMS and other Central colleges in 23500 every month for a duration of 12 months. So, other colleges might get in the range of 17k-20k as a guess even if not at par with AIIMS.

Hello,

The eligibility criteria for the students to successfully apply for B.Sc. in Anaesthesia Technology is - 

• 10+2 or equivalent with a minimum of 45% on Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• Along with this, the candidates might also need to clear the entrance exam which is compulsory for admission to some of the institutes.

For admission process - 

The admission process for B.Sc. in Anaesthesia Technology is different for different institutes. Some institutes select students on a merit basis, i.e on the marks obtained by the students in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in their 10+2 examination.

Some of the institutes grant admission to the students on the basis of the score which they get in the entrance examination for the course.

Some of the entrance exams which can be opted for by the students-

• NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test)
• AIIMS (All India Institutes of Medical Sciences)
• AICET (All India Common Entrance Test)
• Bangalore University Entrance Exam
• BVP CET (Bharati Vidyapeeth Common Entrance Test)
• University of Technology Entrance Exams
• NIMS School of Paramedical Sciences and Technology Entrance Exams

Hope this helped. 

Good luck! 

Dear Ashok, To become a cardiologist, you are required to go through a long period of medical studies for acquiring licensure and board certification. After the completion of 10+2 with PCB, you can continue your studies towards becoming the cardiologist. Steps leading to the cardiologist are as follows:

• Earns a bachelor degree with MBBS after 10+2.
• Get the admission in PG course leading to Doctor of Medicine (MD) in general medicine.
• After finishing three-year degree of MD, go for the super specialty course of 3-year DM in Cardiology to be a Cardiologist.
• MBBS (5 1/2 years) + MD (3 years) + DM in cardiology (3 years) = 11 1/2 years = Cardiologist

The cardiologist can expect to get an average monthly salary of Rs.1.5 Lakh in the private sector and if they are working in the government hospitals it can be anywhere between Rs.80,000 to Rs.1,00,000 compensated by free accommodation, perks and respect enjoyed by them.

All the best 

Hope this helps