Hello Arafa

MD is master of doctorate.  Eligibility to pursue MD is to have mbbs degree along with completion of  six months internship.

Graduates with Bsc in dialysis technology can work in dialysis centres , clinics, hospitals.  Theur responsibilities include monitoring oatients, operating dialysis machines , undergoing dialysis and to follow proper procedures .

Courses to be pursued after bsc in renal dialysis are to pursue pgdm or msc ( master of science ) in renal dialysis or msc in dialysis Therapy.
After Msc you can do phD in renal dialysis .

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Hello Aspirant , Hope your doing great . As per your query , fee of MD in Dravyaguna is 10 lakhs.

Most government medical colleges in Gujarat reserve a significant portion of seats (around 85%) for students with a Gujarat domicile certificate.

Having completed MBBS from MP and studied from Grade 3-10 in Gujarat might make your eligibility for the Gujarat state quota a bit complex.

Since you completed MBBS in MP, you might have an MP domicile certificate. This could put you under the All India Quota (open to students from all states) for Gujarat MD admissions, not the state quota.  If your parents have resided in Gujarat for 15 years and own property there, they might be eligible for a Gujarat domicile certificate. However, this doesn't automatically translate to your eligibility.

Some states consider the location of your 10+2 education (Class 11 & 12) more important for a domicile certificate. Since you did that in Gujarat, it might strengthen your case for a Gujarat domicile certificate.

Explore the possibility of obtaining a Gujarat domicile certificate. You can approach the Tehsildar's office in your parent's current residence area in Gujarat. Explain your situation and inquire about the documents and procedures required for obtaining a domicile certificate based on your parents' 15-year residency and property ownership.

I hope it helps!

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

The marks required to secure an MD in Pharmacology through NEET PG can vary significantly depending on the years exam difficulty, competition levels, and the number of available seats.

Generally for a government medical college, you need to score well within the top percentiles to be competitive for MD Pharmacology  given the specialties specific cutoff trends. Typically a rank within the top few thousand  which corresponds to a high score in the NEET PG  would be necessary.

As the cutoffs can fluctuate, it is necessary to review the previous years cutoff trends and patterns for MD Pharmacology at various institutions to get a better estimate.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello there,

No, you cannot pursue MD in Cardiology as there is no such programme after pursuing M.sc in Cardiology in India.

All India Category Wise MD General Medicine Cut off: Category, Cut off Score,

Allotted Seats:

GN, 560, 454;

OBC, 540, 272:

SC, 482, 163:

EWS, 535, 124.

Serial No. College Name Cut Off Score 2022

1 Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute 663 2 Mysore Medical College and Research Institute 665

3 Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences 630

4 Vijayanagara Institute of Medical Sciences 629

The expected NEET PG 2024 MD General Medicine Cutoff varies from one institute to another. The expected opening cutoff rank this year for Maulana Azad Medical College is 125 and for Lady Hardinge Medical College is 270. College-wise Expected Opening and Closing NEET PG 2324 MD General

After completing your MD in Pathology, you have several options for further specialization in India through DM (Doctorate of Medicine) or fellowship programs.

DM Programs in Pathology:

• Hematopathology: This program focuses on the study of blood disorders and diseases of the blood-forming organs.
  
  
• Neuropathology: This specialization deals with the diagnosis of diseases of the nervous system by studying tissues from the brain and spinal cord.
  
  
• Gastrointestinal Pathology: This program focuses on the diagnosis of diseases of the digestive system through microscopic examination of tissue samples.
  
  
• Dermatopathology: This specialization deals with the diagnosis of skin diseases by examining biopsies under a microscope.
  
  
• Renal Pathology: This program focuses on the study of kidney diseases through analysis of tissue samples.
  
  
• Oral Pathology: This specialization deals with the diagnosis of oral diseases and abnormalities.
  
  
• Autopsy Pathology: This program focuses on performing autopsies to determine the cause of death.
  
  Fellowship Programs in Pathology: Fellowship programs are typically shorter-term (1-2 years) compared to DM programs (3 years) and often focus on a very specific subspecialty within pathology.
  
  
  • Cytopathology: This fellowship focuses on the diagnosis of diseases by examining cells obtained from various body fluids or tissues.
    
    
  • Molecular Pathology: This specialization deals with the use of molecular techniques to diagnose diseases.
    
    
  • Flow Cytometry: This fellowship focuses on the use of flow cytometry, a technique used to analyze cell characteristics, in the diagnosis of various diseases.
    
    
  • Immunohistochemistry: This specialization deals with the use of antibodies to identify specific proteins in tissues, which can be helpful in diagnosing diseases.
    
    I hope it helps!

Hello there,

With a rank of 26,497 in the INICET exam, the chances of securing an MD in Microbiology or MD in Biochemistry at any of the AIIMS colleges may be quite limited. Generally, the cutoffs for these prestigious institutions tend to be very competitive, especially for popular specializations like Microbiology and Biochemistry.

Suggested Steps:

1. Check Previous Year Cutoffs : Review the previous year's cutoff ranks for these specializations at AIIMS to gauge the trend. This will give you a better idea of the likelihood of admission.
   
   

2. Consider Other Colleges : While AIIMS is highly sought after, consider looking into other medical colleges that may offer MD programs in Microbiology or Biochemistry. Some state-run or private colleges may have slightly lower cutoffs.
   
   

3. Stay Updated on Counseling : Follow the official INICET counseling process closely. Sometimes, there are last-minute changes or adjustments in seat availability.
   
   

4. Be Open to Other Specializations : If your primary goal is to pursue a career in medicine, consider being flexible with your specialization choices. You might find opportunities in other areas of interest.

In summary, while it might be challenging to secure a seat in MD Microbiology or Biochemistry at AIIMS with your rank, keeping an eye on the cutoffs and exploring other options could improve your chances.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello...

Your INI-CET rank of 26,497 may make it challenging to secure a seat in MD Microbiology or MD Biochemistry in the top-tier institutions under INI-CET (AIIMS, JIPMER, PGIMER, etc.), as these courses typically have high competition and limited seats.

But don't worry, cutoff ranks  varies each year depending on the number of candidates, their preferences, and seat availability. You can keep track of

1. Check Previous Year Cutoffs : Look at the closing ranks for MD Microbiology and MD Biochemistry in various institutions from previous INI-CET rounds. This will give you an idea of your chances.

Here is an example u can refer : https://dqxeclau.top/university/all-india-institute-of-medical-sciences-jodhpur/cut-off

2. Participate in Counseling : Register for the counseling process, as sometimes seats in less sought-after institutions or courses become available in later rounds.

Hope for the best...

Hello there,

In 2023, the salary for an MD Radiation Oncology graduate in India typically varies based on factors like location, type of hospital (government or private), experience, and reputation of the institution. Here’s a general range:

Average Salary for MD Radiation Oncology (2023):

1. Fresh Graduate (0-1 year experience):

   • Government Hospitals: Rs.8-12 lakhs per annum
   • Private Hospitals: Rs.10-18 lakhs per annum
     
     

2. With 2-5 years of experience:

   • Government Hospitals: Rs.12-18 lakhs per annum
   • Private Hospitals/Corporate Hospitals: Rs.18-25 lakhs per annum
     
     

3. Consultant Level (after specialization and a few years of experience):

   • Private Sector: Rs.25-35 lakhs per annum or higher
   • Highly reputed hospitals/Oncology centers: Rs.40 lakhs+ per annum, especially in metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, or Bangalore.

Salaries can increase significantly with further specialization, private practice, or working in premium cancer hospitals.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.