Oncology
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The eligibility criteria for MSc Oncology is passed bachelor degree in medicine, bachelor degree in surgery that is MBBS from a recognized university, the candidate also required to hold MD in General Medicine, hence after BSc Life Science it's not possible to pursue MSc Oncology, admission is basically done
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Firstly to decide which one is better you need to understand in which of these fields you have more interest in, likewise
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Dear aspirant,
After completion of MBBS there are courses in Hematology and Oncology branches.
Candidates must pass MBBS with minimum 50 percentage from a recognised University or College.
List of courses:-
MD in Hematology
MD in Hematology and Oncology
MD in Oncology
MD in Immumo Hematology
Best Colleges offering these
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Hope you are doing well.
The colleges that are available in Tamil Nadu or Bangalore are much and mentioning the name of each and every college is not possible so i am providing you the link so that it'll be quite clear to you.
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Hi Aspirant!
The Patient Navigation Program in Oncology is introduced in order to create a task force trained to handhold the cancer patients, manage their medical experience, coordinate their care with clinical team and assist them in navigation with complex multi-step medical system.
The diploma certificate is offered by Tata
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To be a oncologist, you need to be a doctor after MBBS. I'm afraid it's not possible to be an oncologist after BSc Microbiology.
To refer more details, check this link :
https://www.careers360.com/courses/oncology-course
But, you can do research related to Cancer Biology after your MSc or you can go
You can pursue for Oncology Nursing .
Oncology nursing is a course in which qualified, both GNM and B.Sc nurses have to study for one academic year. An oncology nursing course is a special course through which qualified nurses gain knowledge in different fields.
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I hope you are doing well!
No, you can not pursue oncology. The eligibility to pursue oncology is mentioned below: - Students should have an MBBS degree recognised by the Medical Council of India. - Candidates who have a postgraduate degree (MD) recognised by the Medical Council of India
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