Hi Raja,

When the number of earned leave is over, then the leave taken is considered as an unpaid leave. Yes, you will get unpaid leaves in Mumbai if you are a Neurologist. But please note that in emergency cases you may be called to hospital and your leave (whether it is paid or unpaid) can be cut.

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

Yes of Course. Neurosurgeon are also human Beings. They also have emotions. They also have their family.But in my perception neurosurgeon lifestyle is mixed. There's a big upside .They usually have the comfort of knowing, or at least suspecting, that they are among the smartest people on the planet.those who manage the demands of their physical and emotional needs against the rigors of the career, will likely live quite fruitful lives.

Thanks And Have A Very Nice Day.Hope you understand this very Well and All the Best.

Dear,

It takes 4.5 years of study plus one year of internship to complete the MBBS degree. Following MBBS, there are two options. One is doing a postgraduate degree, ie an MS in General Surgery. An MS takes 3 years to complete. After finishing MS, you will need to do an MCh degree in Neurosurgery. MCh is basically super-speciality. It takes 3 years to finish the MCh. So it takes 5.5 + 3 + 3 years minimum to be qualified to practise neurosurgery. Needless to say, becoming a neurosurgeon in India takes a tremendous amount of dedication and hard work. Its not just many years of training, it is also difficult to get into a good college for MBBS, and even more to secure a MS seat.

Hope this helps.

Hi

As per your question according to the data NEET-PG

Availability of data Bulletin 1st November

Online submission of application form 1st November 2019(03.00 PM) – 21st November 2019(11.55 PM)

Admit card From 28th of December

NEET PG Exam Date 5th January 2020

Declaration of results By 31st January 2020

The exam is conducted twice a year – for the January and July session. The NIMHANS offers admission to

direct M.Ch. Neurosurgery/DM Neurology and MD Psychiatry courses

NIMHANS.

Date of Advertisement for Admission Notification 01.08.2019

Date of conduct of Online Entrance Test 20.10.2019

Date of admission 05.12.2019

Please follow up with the link to get more information:

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Hello aspirant,

Ph.D Neuroscience is a three year full time doctorate programme  in the study of Neurological science. Eligiblity of the program is having MSC degree or M.phil in Neurological Science with a minimum aggregate of 55%. Admissions for this course is offered on Merit basis. But some reputed college or university conduct Group discussion and personal interview.

Average fees for this course is INR 15,000 to INR 3.20 lakhs.

Average salary is around INR 2-6 lakhs.

Top colleges for this course are:-

1.  Amity University

2. University of kolkata

3. Government Medical College

4. Indian Institute of Science, benguluru

5. IISER, pune.

And many more

Hope this helps:)

Dear,

If you are a doctor and you are thinking about which one to specialise in- cardiology or neurology. 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.

Cardiology rather a cardiologist is a person who looks after those experiencing chest pains or shortness of breath. These specialists focus on the health of hearts, arteries, and veins, especially for individuals with hearth rhythm issues or those who have survived a heart attack. Non-invasive cardiologists interpret the results of various tests, including echo cardiograms and MRI scans. They may also observe stress tests to determine the health of someone's vascular system during strenuous activity. Interventional cardiologists, however, perform cardiac catheterizations or major bypass surgery on the heart .

Someone struggling with vision, coordination, and language skills may see a neurologist for testing. These doctors treat nervous system disorders related to the brain and spinal cord. By examining the patient's reflexes, movement, and eyes, neurologists can determine if the patient needs further testing. The kinds of tests ordered and interpreted by neurologists include lumbar punctures to obtain spinal fluid and electroencephalography, which produces images of the brain. After finding abnormalities in the tests, neurologists may diagnose individuals with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, or as having had a stroke.

Hope this helps!

Hello aspirant,

On a starting level, a fresh graduate out of college in India can expect a salary in between Rs. 4 Lac to Rs. 6 Lacs in a year. After gaining experience one can expect a higher salaries like Rs. 13 lacs per annum. The salary differs depending on the educational qualification, experience and the university from where a candidate completed their education.

Hope this helped.

Thank you.

Hello,

If He/She starts his/her own clinic than there is no fixed salary that can be assumed. It will be on the basis of the profit and that will be based on the cost of services provided, in a private practice clinic in any metropolitan cities in India it is about the business you run and what services you can provide and at which cost that will decide your salary/profit.

While its best to start working as an intern in any hospital than work as an doctor and learn and gain as much experience as possible. Because good money comes with Experience, An entry level neurosurgeon (1-3 years of experience) earns an average salary of 23,24,654 . On the other end, a senior level neurosurgeon (8+ years of experience) earns an average salary of 60,99,264.

I hope it helps you to decide.

Dear Raja Ram,

Its great to hear that ,

To become a Neurosurgeon you must be do some hard work for that ,like completed your high school,Bachelor's degree in Science stream then after go for Medical college entrance test and completed your undergraduate course with Medical college and national licensing .After that you can go through any internship as per your interest and most of internships are paid ,but as per your query  if you wants to  learn then no one will pay for that but if you have degree certificate then you can earn money and without certificate if you wants to do some job like medical fields or part time job such as Medical Reporter then its illegal but if you student of medical science and during the course if you wants to earn and learn something then you can . There are lots of private clinic ,hospitals ,labs are available across India where you can earn part more as a part time job for achieve your goal.

I hope it will helpful to you & best of luck for your future

Thanks

Hello,

both the streams are good and have high scope and risk at the same time.  Starting Salary of a MS/MD in Neurology is 3-10 lakh.

To live a happy life and earn more you have to perform best. You have to deal with complex cases and treat patients where it takes huge amount time and patience. the main motive being a doctor is to treat odds in the body and make one healthy.

Salary will increase wit experience and performance. When you perform best , you will feel different kind of satisfaction which will make you  happy.

Hope it helps!