Hi there,

Every student pursuing MBBS from another country has to appear for FMGE in order to practice in India.  It does not matter whether your college is MCI approved or not, all foreign graduates have to give FMGE exam.

Hence, yes you can apply for FMGE

Hope this helps!

Dear Aspirant,

MD in Dermatology is a 3 year course.

The basic qualification is to get  a pass degree in MBBS from AIMS or any other university providing MBBS course which are recognized by MCI or any State Medical Council.

A minimum aggregate score of 55% is required at the level of post graduation (50% marks in case of SC / ST / OBC).

A rotating internship of 1 year is required to pursue this course.Most institutes prefer candidates with work experience preferably a minimum of 12 months of professional experience.

Admission to this course is based on the candidate's performance in a relevant entrance  examination.

SOME COLLEGES Providing  MD in Dermatology  are

• Veer Surendra Sai Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Sambalpur Odisha
• Christ Medical College,Vellore
• AIIMS Delhi
• Institute of Medical Sciences(Banaras Hindu University)
• Maulana Azad Medical College University, New Delhi  etc

Hello

See, every course you mentioned is best in their field to study.

BAMS:

The BAMS course- Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery is a 5.5 years for undergraduate students eligibility you must have completed their 10+2 qualification in subjects like Physics, chemistry, Biology and English core subjects.

Enterance exams- NEET,OJEE,KEAM,BVP CETetc.

MHA:

MHA- Master of Health Administration is a 2 years course in a proffesional master's level degree accredited to students to completed their course of study in health administration which includes the management course of hospital and other health organizations

Eligibility criteria- candidate must have completed their in any field of Science, arts or Commerce. It can be merit based or basis of marks obtained in Enterance exam.

MPH:

MPH course- Master of Public health is also a post graduate course of 2 years that deals with the main areas of health sciences. The master of public health course aim to make public health education and research efforts relevant to India in terms of content and context. The minimum percentage required is 50%

Subjects required- MBBS, BDS or any other equivalent degree.

MD/MS:

The MD Medicine is a post graduate course of 3 year, MD is the future prospects of the MBBS candidates, who have completed their 5 years and 6 month training in Medical subjects. Every year one out of 3 patients is reffered to a specialist. These specialists are the MBBS doctors who have earned the MD Medicine degree.

MS:

MS- Matster of science course is offered in 2 major domains: Engeering and Management, The duration of which can be between 1.5-3 years in a full time mode. The eligibility criteria is minimum 50-60% marks in the UG level, along with a valid GATE score to get admission in the MS Course.

I hope this answer is helpful for you!

All the best for your bright future ahead!

hlwo aspirant

hope you are doing well

see it's not tough to clear md exam as well.

if you study focused and you know the concepts of questions that you will easily crack it. I'll suggest you to follow previous year question paper and practice as much as you can then you will score a good marks in md exam.

also keep in your mind that MD seats are very expensive and hard to get one.A MD degree represents a higher post-graduate degree for specialty training. Only medical graduates with MBBS degrees are only eligible to pursue a MD

hope this is helpful for you

best of luck

Hello!

Candidates who wish to take admission in MD (Doctor of Medicine) or PG courses after completion of MBBS will have to appear for entrance exams. Most of the institutions in India accept NEET-PG score for admission to MD course.

However, there are other entrance exams conducted for PG medical admissions which are as follows-

• AIIMS PG
• JIPMER PG
• NIMHANS PG Entrance Exam
• SCTIMST Entrance Exam

If you have secured the required marks in these exams, then you can get admitted in the course.

Hope this information will help you.

Dear Aspirant,

No its not possible to become a Cardiologist after BSc only, without completion of MBBS and MD.

To Become a cardiologist you must complete MBBS degree or continue the higher studies Msc in Cardiology combined with Master of surgery or MD in Cardiology.

For more info you can visit the below provided link.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/cardiology-and-thoracic-science-course

Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. No, once you complete this course, you won't receive a doctoral degree. In India at least, you should concentrate on MBBS and then work in Cardiology as an MD at the very least if you want to become a registered specialist and especially a cardiologist. The education you are taking will help you become a cardiovascular technician, which isn't the same as a specialist but is united support tied to the clinical sector.

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK..!

Hello

Yes! Of course you can go for cardiology and become cardiologist.

Steps for leading cardiologist are as follows;

• Earns a bachelor degree with MBBS after 10+2
• Get admission in PG course leading to doctor of medicine (MD) in general medicine.
• After finishing 3 years degree of MD, go for the super speciality course of 3 years DM in cardiology to be a cardiologist.

Key skills required for cardiologist

Depth knowledge of Cardiovascular system: aspirant should be aware of the system of cardiovascular, You should have complete knowledge after completing your degree.

Be familiar with all technologies: You should know the technologies and devices used for surgery, The knowledge of instrumental machines is necessary so, that you can interrupt specialized tests.

Communication skills and interpersonal: it is a skil which help you to communicate with your colleagues, this skills should be present in you.

All the best for your bright future ahead.

Dear candidate, the cutoffs for current year i.e 2022 is yet to be released of ESIC medical college. But I can tell you the cutoffs for last 2 years. As you come under IP quota, you can apply for esic medical college under "ward of Insured Person(IP)'.

Cutoff by rank in year 2020 for general category - 2172

Cutoff by rank in year 2021 for general category - 1039