Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well..!!

Indeed, you can apply and show up for NEETSS 2022 in the wake of finishing your MD in anaesthesiology. NEET Super Specialty (NEET SS) is directed for confirmations in different DM and MCH courses that can be sought after post-graduation in MS/MD or DNB . Competitors who have cleared the test can show up in NEET SS 2022 Counseling and seat designation.

Hope this information helps you!!

All the best!!!

Hello Student  ,MD course are of

Medicine, in neurology, pathology, Gynuea and obstacles, orthopaedics, paediatrics courses DMC  has not been declared as the fees will be reformed for inevitable reason . It will be announced soon for admission in MD course in 2022 session. The previous years fees for MD was calculated as 8 lacs per year for the 3 years MD course. That's  eligibility is MBBS qualified c candidate who have good marks India MBBS course those who have very good marks in MBBS course. To take admission in MD course candidate has to appear for screening test like FMGE.

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Hello Aspirant,

Hello Aspirant,

VMKV Medical College And Hospital, Salem

MD in Paediatrics - INR 1.14 Crores

ACS Medical College and Hospital

MD in General Medicine

Meenakshi Medical College Hospital and Research Institute, MAHER

MD in Paediatrics

1.21 Crores

Aarupadai Veedu Medical College and Hospital, Puducherry

MD in General Medicine

1.29 Crores

Balaji Medical College

MD in General Medicine

1.35 Crores

Balaji Medical College

MD in Paediatrics

Aarupadai Veedu Medical College and Hospital, Puducherry

MD in Paediatrics

1.29 Crores

VMKV Medical College And Hospital, Salem

Post Graduate Diploma in Anaesthesia

MD in Anaesthesiology - 70.59 Lakh

SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre

MD in Anaesthesiology - 90.10 Lakh

Chettinad Hospital and Research Institute

MD in Anaesthesiology - 90.00 Lakh

Balaji Medical College

MD in Anaesthesiology

1.05 Crores

You can predict your chances of getting into a college here

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?icn=neet-pg_clgpd&ici=neet-pg_article_contmap

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HI,

National institutes have some great fellowship programmes ;-

• NIMHANS has a neuropathology fellowship.
• SGPGI has nephropath fellowship which is popular.
• CMC vellore has fellowships in molecular hematology, hematopathology.
• TMH mumbai has hematopath, cytopath and oncopath fellowships
• Kidwai has a oncopathology fellowship.
• There are some FNB courses in laboratory medicine in delhi.

These fellowships have lots of competition, entrance exams and interviews, most people i know who have done these fellowships praise them for their value and recommend them. There is a catch as always, medical colleges especially private ones don’t care if you have a fellowship, they need a pathologist, not an expert neuropathologist, more so if you have to pay him a few k more. There is no glamour attached to a super specialist pathologist, patients don’t care, surgeons bother only when its some rare diagnosis, not in line with their expectation. As long as it does not alter their management, whether you call it an obscure variant of a schwannoma or perineurioma, they are really not bothered. Thus it makes little sense for a college management to hire a superspecialist pathologist at a higher salary.

Its a add on to get into government colleges, and counts for points during interview. however again there are no monetary perks involved. In either of the places doing a fellowship will delay your promotion and no way hasten it. MCI does not count fellowships as experience. Corporates might pay more, but again they are looking for somebody who can convince the clinicians about a diagnosis. If an experienced MD only pathologist is available for less, why bother. Bottom lines matter, not the degrees a pathologist has.

My opinion is, if you wish to do a fellowship, do it with a purpose of expanding your knowledge and outlook, you will be certainly richer in terms of your medical knowledge. However, don't expect any spectacular hike in market value, most likely there wont be any.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Hello aspirant,

For pursuing MD in Cardiology, MBBS qualification from a recognized Medical College or University. which is approved by the MCI is a must. Without an MBBS degree, which is a 5.5-year long course, you cannot pursue an MD. After doing BSc in Cardiology, you can opt for MSc in  Cardiology but not an  MD. However, after BSc, you can attempt the NEET UG exam and complete your MBBS course, and then give your NEET PG exam to pursue MD in Cardiology.

Hope it helps!

All the best

Hello Aspirant,

It is difficult to predict your category rank as it depends on the no.of students from the OBC category who took the exam and their scores. Established on your rank, you can get MD in Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, MS ENT, Anaesthesiology or Pathology based on AIQ closing rank. But in PGIMS you night get your preferred branch but you can get MD in Microbiology, Pathology, Community Medicine, Pharmacology, Biochemistry, or Anatomy.

Even in GMCH Chandigarh, it is difficult to get your preferred branch you can get MD in Immuno Haematology and Blood Transfusion, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine, Biochemistry, or even Anatomy.

You can predict your chances of getting into a college here

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?icn=neet-pg_clgpd&ici=neet-pg_article_contmap

Regards.