hello,

Absolutely! You can get into neurology with PCMB. The requirement is that your subjects must include Physics, Chemistry and Biology. These three main subjects must have been studied in your class 12th. There is no requirement of maths but if you have maths, it is not an issue as you meet the basic eligibility criteria.

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The specific penalty for resigning from a DNB seat can vary depending on the institute and the agreement you signed during admission. You might need to repay the stipend you received for the period you were enrolled.There might be a service bond clause in your agreement. Leaving before the stipulated time could result in a penalty fee or a requirement to serve in a government facility for a specific period.

Resigning from the DNB program shouldn't affect your eligibility to appear for the NEET SS exam next year. There are no restrictions on appearing for the exam based on such factors.

Overall, resigning from the DNB program is likely to involve a financial penalty based on your institute's policy. However, it should not prevent you from appearing for the NEET SS exam next year.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-ss-exam-pattern

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Dear Aspirant!

Hope you are doing well!

I would say, pick neurology, as there are fewer neurologists than cardiologists . However, the burden of neurological diseases is increasing.It would also depend on which subject you like more.As doctors, both cardiologists and neurologists are important for treating diseases of their specialities.

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Hello Student,

Becoming a neurosurgeon is a very time taking process and takes a lot of efforts and patience. This includes four years for a bachelor's degree, another four years for a doctorate, followed by a one-year internship in surgery.

Candidates aspiring to become Neurosurgeon must possess a 5½ years MBBS degree followed by 2- 3 years M.S. (Neurosurgery) - must qualification to become a Neurosurgeon. Interested candidates can also go for M.Ch (Neurosurgery) for super specialization in the field of Neurosurgery.

Hope this helps you.

Hello,

You haven't mentioned the name of the college for which you're seeking information if it has neurology department or nor, you can write down the details in the comment box below, else you can check out the details by visiting the official website of the concerned college,

nevertheless some of the colleges offering neurology courses are mentioned below-

AIIMS, New Delhi offers DM Neurology,

CMC Vellore offers DM Neurology

St Johns Medical College, Bangalore offers DM Neurology

KMC Manipal offers DM Neurology

AFMC, Pune offers MCh Neurology

IMS BHU offers DM Neurology

Visit our page at https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-neurology-colleges-in-india to know more details regarding this.

Hello,

Firstly, complete an MBBS degree in medicine and surgery. The Neurosurgery course is an MBBS degree. After completing MBBS, you can take admission into a 6-year MCh Neurosurgery course. You can otherwise take admission into 3-years general surgery program and then opt for 3 years MCh program. MCh is a special course that is done to achieve expertise in that field.

Hope your doubts are cleared. Thank you.