Hello!

Yes, Doctor of Medicine in Cardiology course is present. It is called MD in cardiology and it is a 3 years PG course in medicine.

For admission to this course, you need to have MBBS degree or equivalent degree in Science.

The average fees of this course is approximately INR 2000 to 200000.

The top colleges offering this course are:

1. A.J. Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre, Mangalore

2. All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

3. Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nasik

4. Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada

5. PGIMER, Chandigarh

For further information, please refer to this link:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/cardiology-course

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Hello Aspirant,

I hope that you are doing well.

You start with a Monthly pay of Rs.57,800 per month with a designation of Lieutenant. You become a Captain on completion of Internship and start earning Rs.63,100 per month. After 4 years of service as a Captain you are promoted as a Major and then your pay is increased to Rs.71,500 per month. After 7 years of service as Major, you are promoted as Lieutenant Colonel and then your pay becomes Rs.1,24,800 per month. And Lieutenant Colonel to Colonel and Colonel to Brigadier, from Brigadier to Major General  and from Major General to  Lieutenant General is by selection and you take approximately Rs.1,34,000 per month to Rs.2,11,600 per month.  Whereas,  Average Annual Salary (Estimated) of army pharmaceutical is 3.6 LPA - 4.6 LPA.

I hope this helps.

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Hi ishaan,

The salary varies with the reputation and city in which the hospital is present. Taking about the slasry of cardiologist, it depends upon the popularity and the status of the hospital. Many surgeons charge a high fees for the surgery and treatment while others donot. It depends upon them.

So, in simple words the salary is not at all fixed, it varies from person to person. Many hospitals have their fees structure for every procedure.  Surely the fees varies as per the status of the hospital.

Government hospitals have lower fees for the procedure while private have the highest . It directly makes a hole in the pocket of the pateints.

I hope you understand my point.

Thank you and good luck:)

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...!!

Books for Labour Laws:-

1) Labour and Industrial Law by P.L. Malik

2) Employers Guide for Labour Laws by S. L. Dwivedi

3) Bare Acts which are published by Labour Law Agencies. These are basic acts as published by the Government including State Rules.

Books for Law of Torts:-

1) Law of Torts by Dr Ashok K. Jain

2) Law of Torts by R.K. Bangia

3) Law of Torts by Ratanlal and Dhirajlal

Books for Contract:-

1) Law of Contract by Avtar Singh

2) Law of Contract by Dr H.K. Saharay

Books for Legal language and general english:-

1) Legal Language, Legal Writing and General English by B.M. Gandhi

2) Legal Language, Legal Writing and General English by Dr S.C. Tripathi

3) Legal Language, Legal Writing and General English by S.K. Mishra

Hope this was helpful!

All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

I hope that you are doing well.

Charges for angioplasty by cardiologist inmost hospital which excluding the stent cost , is 90,000 rupees to 1lacs now the package is going to above this amount and cost ranges from 1.20 lacs1.40 lacs. Angioplasty  used to treat the build of fatty plaque in the blood vessels of heart. Angioplasty is up as an option for a patient whenever he is tired of his changed lifestyle but has no effect of it for improvement of his or her heart health.

I hope this helps.

Good luck!

Thank you

Hello ishaan,

As per your question , it actually depends on your location and also the quality of doctors who will be available at your nursing home for different purposes. But one thing you can be rest assured that you will be definitely profitable.

Because the medicine department would be definitely profitable. It is very important to open a nursing home nearby a resinditial area.

Hey Young Mind!!!

Here is the detailed job Profiles related to both the above courses,

Paramedical courses offer the following job Profiles based on your expertise

• X-Ray/Radiology Assistant (technician)
• MRI Technician
• Medical Laboratory Assistant
• Dialysis Technician
• Operation Theater Assistant
• CT scan Technician
• Nursing care Assistant
• Dental Assistant
• ECG assistant
• Ophthalmic Assistant

Career scope in the field of pharmacy is huge. After completing Pharm D. course, students can choose for a P.hD programme. There is wide scope to work abroad in pharmaceuticals for Pharm D. candidates. They are required to work with doctors, and pharmacists which bring them a sense of responsibility for the medication therapy management. As a Pharm D. graduate, one can work in the following fields:

• Oncology
• Nuclear Pharmacy
• Paediatric Pharmacy
• Psychiatric Pharmacy

Hope it helps!!!

Hello student,

It is difficult to say exactly because it depends on many factors like Hospital in which you are working, Patient in flow, Ownership of the Hospital, etc. Also, Angioplasty will be done when ever it is necessary in case of patients they require it most.

It is mostly not possible to perform 10 Angioplasty Surgeries in a day by the same Doctor in most of the cases. Because time required of Angioplasty Surgeries ranges from 45 minutes to 2 Hours and in case of severe cases more time will be consumed. So, based on this analysis, it is tough to perform 10 Angioplasty Surgeries in a day.

On an average a Cardiologist can perform around 2 to 3 Angioplasty Surgeries if the patients of Angioplasty are more in the Hospital or else 10 to 15 Angioplasty Surgeries per week may be performed.

I hope this information was useful to you.

Best of Luck!!

Dear aspirant,

To become a Doctor you need to first complete your 10+2 or equivalent exam in science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects from a recognised Board or College.

To be eligible for NEET exam you need to have minimum 50 percentage in 10+2 or equivalent exam in PCB stream from a recognised Board.

For SC/ ST/ OBC category candidates percentage required is 40 percentage and for PwD category candidates is 45 percentage.

NEET Marks for qualifying: Reservation policy for PwD Category candidates:  Candidates with locomotor disability of lower limbs must have secured minimum aggregate of 45 percentage marks for General-PH & 40 percentage of marks for SC-PH/ ST-PH/ OBC-PH in Chemistry, Physics and Biology/ Biotechnology.

Candidates must have minimum 17 years as on 31 st December, in the year of taking NEET UG entrance exam. No upper age limit. No limit on number of attempts.

To get more information about NEET eligibility criteria go through below mentioned link.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

May this information was helpful to you.

Good Luck!!