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There is not much difference between DGO and MD courses. The only difference is the duration of the course, the DGO is a one and a half year course while the duration of the MD course is 3 years. Below I am giving you details about both the

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According to the cut offs for NEET PG for the years 2020 and 2019, the All India Quota cut off rank  for MD Pediatrics was 5978 and 5132 respectively. As you must be aware cut offs differ every year based on several factors like availability of seats, difficulty level,

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Well to take admission in ayurvedic medical college for post graduate studies will require you to give NEET PG exam and then qualify and sit for counseling to get a seat. Every college will have its own cut off within the counseling process and if you clear that cut

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To take admission in MD radiodiagnosis or MD radiology in private medical colleges as there 141 private medical colleges and have 773 seats for MD radiology and MD radiodiagnosis.

Candidate sweet MBBS degree has to appear for Neet PG after successful complete Neet PG entrance examination which is

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There is a chance that you can still change your course. Try to make correction in your form and if it's not possible to make correction regarding the selected course you can do these things-

1. Wait for the approval of your form

2. By April 19, 2021 you

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The Eligibility Criteria for UGC- NET:

• A graduate student can not give UGC NET Examination. The candidate should have to complete postgraduate degree to be able to appear in this examination.
• There is no age limit for this examination of the post of Assistant Professor.

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Depending on your specialization you can see the abroad institutes which are the best of your genre. After finding that, you can apply there for a Job or some research fellowship in order to carry on your future. As you are seeking job, you have to follow the famous institutes

I am extremely sorry to tell you that you cannot opt for MD Radiology after your BSc and MSc Radiology as to be eligible for MD Radiology you must have passed an MBBS degree with a minimum 50% grade point from an institution recognized, so please do not follow MD

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Well if you wish to continue that field then that is completely fine but your earning will depend on a lot of other things like where you did the course from, kind of internships that you did, any previous and current academic experience and location where you wish to