As per now, allopathy is the only option for joining in army hospital. No other courses like Ayurveda, sidha, unani, homeo can get to army hospital. Criteria for joining in army hospital is MBBS degree who had passed within 2 chances. But there might be a chance to introduce ayurveda to defense system on coming years.

Yes you can do msc embryology after bsc biotechnology. Also those who done bsc in subjects like botany, zoology, biochemistry, microbiology, biotechnology can also do msc embryology.

If you have 60% or above marks in your bachelor's degree you are eligible to apply for LPUNEST Exam. LPU is a campus having more than 30000 students and highest ranking. It has well qualified faculties and great infrastructure.

MSc embryology will be at 2 year course. This course mainly the focus on the study of fertilization of eggs and it's healthy development of the embryos. Since fertilization process is more relevant and common nowadays MSc embryology have greater career opportunities. Here are some of the colleges or Universities that offer the course.

AIIMS Delhi

KMC Manipal

JSS medical college, Mysore

Amity University, Noida

Bangalore University

Madras University

For more details https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-clinical-embryology-colleges-in-india

To be an IVF doctor you have to complete MBBS first. After that you can pursue Postgraduation in Ob-gyn then you can further specialize in IVF Tmt.

Also Medical or veterinary graduates with at least 12 months experience in reproductive science.

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Hello Aspirant,

Some alternative medical career and courses related to them which you can pursue without appearing for NEET :-

** Occupational Therapist - Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Except Maharashtra because in Maharashtra there is requirement of NEET score for BPT)

** Biotechnologist - Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology

** Biomedical Engineer - Bachelor of Technology in Biomedical Engineering

** Microbiologist (Non-Clinical) - Bachelor of Science in Microbiology

** Cardiovascular Technologist - Bachelor of Science in Cardiac or Cardiovascular Technology

** Perfusionist - Bachelor of Perfusion Technology or Bachelor of Science in Cardio Pulmonary Perfusion Technology

** Respiratory Therapists - Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy

** Nutritionist (Public Health Nutritionist, Sports Nutritionist, etc.) - Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics/Bachelor of Sciences in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics/Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition

** Psychologist - Bachelor's in Psychology

** Cytogeneticists - Bachelor of Science in Genetics/Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology

For complete details kindly check out the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/medical-courses-without-neet

I hope this information helps you.

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Hello student,

In order to become an IVF doctor, Approximately 12 years of post-secondary education are required to become a fertility specialist, including graduating from an accredited, 4-year medical school with a MD (doctor of medicine) degree. Moreover, if you want to enter into the field of embryology, one has to complete bachelor's degree in biological science, followed by a post graduate qualification, preferably in Assisted Reproductive Technology or Embryology or biotechnology.

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Hope you are absolutely fine. There are several courses which helps you in making good future some of them are mentioned below:

Environmental Science, Law - Corporate & Cyber, Design ( Animation & VFX),  Biomedical Engineering, Computer science engineering, Data science, Artificial Intelligence, Health Science etc these courses are always in good demand, you can learn many things and you must have some skills for developing yourself which helps you to go higher and higher and these little thing makes you different from others, some most important skills are communication skills, personality development, soft skills, decision making and critical thinking etc.

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In Govt. Sector, majority of the posts for Veterinary doctors belong to Group A (Class 1) and some of the posts to Group B (Class 2). So, for Group A, present pay scale of 7th CPC lies at Level 10 which is 56100 basic salary. Adding current (May 2019) DA, TA & HRA it goes around 68000 per month (HRA depends upon the type of city).

For scientists and Assistant professor posts, grade pay (earlier system) is higher. Presently they fall in Level 10 (Research pay/Academic pay 6000) of 7th CPC. So average salary for them goes up to 80000 per month. For Group B, it roughly goes around 52000 per month.

Govt. Salary will increase annually at the rate of 3% of basic salary. Also DA may change (increase) when the government announces so. In private sector, it is highly variable. On an average, starting salary of a Veterinary graduate (only B.V.Sc. & A.H.) is around 25K–35K. For post graduate (M.V.Sc.) Veterinarians, starting salary is around 40K–50K.

However, growth in salary may go faster in private sector provided your knowledge and performance is superior.

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To be an mbbs doctor, you need to get admission in mbbs and then complete it.

Here's how you can get admission in MBBS :-

------------------------------) Appear in Neet examination

• To be eligible for neet one must be either appearing for  12th board examination  or should have passed 12th board examination with physics, chemistry ,biology/biotechnology and English and must have got at least  50  % in aggregate of PCB  i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology /biotechnology in 12th examination  if belongs to general category , or   at least  40%  in aggregate of PCB if belongs to  Obc/ Sc /st category. Also needs to be at least 17 years old. There's no upper age limit. You can get complete eligibility criteria at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

------------------------------) Qualify neet examination. Qualifying cut off in neet is given below

• General :- 50th Percentile

• OBC:-  40th Percentile

• SC :-40th Percentile

• ST :-  40th percentile

To be on the safer side, out of 720 marks, target at least around 580 -630 marks for state quota seats and 650 marks in neet for All india quota seats if you belong to general category.

------------------------------) Participate in neet counselling. There are 2 counsellings -

• Mcc counselling :- It is conducted for 15% AIQ seats, 100% Deemed Universities seats, Central Universities  seats (Delhi University, AMU & BHU ), 100% ESIC seats , AFMC  seats (only Registration Part) & I.P University (VMMC & SJH AND ABVIMS & RML & ESIC Dental, Delhi (15% AIQ + 85% Institutional Quota ) ,100% AIIMS seats & 100% JIPMER seats

• state counselling for 85% state quota seats :- you are eligible in the state you hold the domicile of. You can get domicile criteria at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-domicile-criteria

Detailed information about counselling is available at

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-seat-allotment

------------------------------) In the counselling, you can get a seat in a college on the basis of your rank in NEET examination and the category you belong to .

------------------------------) Then you have to report to the college and get your documents verified.

------------------------------) After document verification, finally you get admission in the college for mbbs.

To help you in your neet preparation , we have neet knockout for you for which link is given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet

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Hello aspirant,

A veterinary doctor is a person who cares for animals. Animals can be hurt or injured in traffic accidents or as a result of violence. Human doctors, who treat human ailments, diseases, and problems with pharmaceuticals and surgery, are unable to treat animals in the same way. Animals' internal organs and their functions differ. As a result, we have veterinary specialists who specialise in animal medicine. If you care for animals and want to help them with their illnesses, injuries, and diseases, a job as a veterinarian is for you. In layman's terms, he or she is referred to as a pet doctor. A veterinary doctor not only cares for farmed animals, but also for wild animals, such as stray animals.

For more information you can visit our site by clicking on link given below.

https://www.careers360.com/careers/veterinary-doctor

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Hello there,

The answer is YES. YOU can do MD after B.Sc Cardiology.

BSc Cardiology trains an individual for entry-level technician roles in the field of medicine but if you want to become a doctor after completing your Bachelor of Science in Cardiology or Cardiac Technology, you will have to pursue higher studies with an MSc degree and then an MD in Cardiology. To become a Cardiologist, you need a higher-level qualification like an MSc Cardiology combined with Master of Surgery or MD in a specialisation of Cardiology.

To know more about the course and career after it please refer to the below mentioned article from our portal:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/cardiology-and-thoracic-science-course

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