Hello aspirant,

The closing rank in Government colleges in MD Pathology is around 70,000. Thus, you have decent chances to get a seat in Government college. You can also use NEET PG College Predictor to predict your college based on your rank.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=neet_pg_cp&utm_medium=GoogleAds&utm_campaign=0908&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwiaa2BhAiEiwAQBgyHgtVl42LznyYHkL6_L7h1VLWaIjLJZZmEkKWZ0q7mRgab3mymo1HyhoCmxIQAvD_BwE

I hope you will do good.

After completing your MD in Pathology, you have several options for further specialization in India through DM (Doctorate of Medicine) or fellowship programs.

DM Programs in Pathology:

• Hematopathology: This program focuses on the study of blood disorders and diseases of the blood-forming organs.
  
  
• Neuropathology: This specialization deals with the diagnosis of diseases of the nervous system by studying tissues from the brain and spinal cord.
  
  
• Gastrointestinal Pathology: This program focuses on the diagnosis of diseases of the digestive system through microscopic examination of tissue samples.
  
  
• Dermatopathology: This specialization deals with the diagnosis of skin diseases by examining biopsies under a microscope.
  
  
• Renal Pathology: This program focuses on the study of kidney diseases through analysis of tissue samples.
  
  
• Oral Pathology: This specialization deals with the diagnosis of oral diseases and abnormalities.
  
  
• Autopsy Pathology: This program focuses on performing autopsies to determine the cause of death.
  
  Fellowship Programs in Pathology: Fellowship programs are typically shorter-term (1-2 years) compared to DM programs (3 years) and often focus on a very specific subspecialty within pathology.
  
  
  • Cytopathology: This fellowship focuses on the diagnosis of diseases by examining cells obtained from various body fluids or tissues.
    
    
  • Molecular Pathology: This specialization deals with the use of molecular techniques to diagnose diseases.
    
    
  • Flow Cytometry: This fellowship focuses on the use of flow cytometry, a technique used to analyze cell characteristics, in the diagnosis of various diseases.
    
    
  • Immunohistochemistry: This specialization deals with the use of antibodies to identify specific proteins in tissues, which can be helpful in diagnosing diseases.
    
    I hope it helps!

Hello aspirant

Yes definitely uou can pursue msc in pathology .

If you have completed DMLT then you can also apply for MD in pathology.

MD and Msc candidates have got great scope these days.

Eligibility criteria for msc in pathology

The candidate must have completed bsc in Microbiology with minimum 50 % marks from any government recognized university.

Scope - The msc in pathology candidates can work in multispeciality hospitals,

Can open his own pathology laboratory.

Work as technician

Work as lecturer

Professor

Hello Seema

There are online pathology certificate courses.

Listed below

Introductory human physiology ( 1 to 3 months, Duke university)

Blood film morphology ( 1 to 3 months, university of western australia )

Cancer biology ( 3 to 6 months course ,John Hopkins university)

Anatomy ( 3 to 6 months, universityl of michigen )

Medical terminology , Anatomy and physiology fundamentals

Epidemiology, The basic science of public health

Medical neuroscience ( Advanced course 3 to 6 months.  Duke university)

Vital signs- understanding what body tells us

Introduction to psycology ( university of Pennsylvania)

Basic princoples of cell signaling ( 1 to 3 months)

Bacteria and chronic infections ( 1 to 3 months)

Immunology : The immunesystem and failure

Hello aspirant,

After earning a BSc in biotechnology, you are qualified to pursue an MSc in pathology. But you can do both these courses together. Nowadays, pathology is a viable and growing career choice. After completing a B.Sc. in Biotechnology, one can readily comprehend the fundamentals that will be covered in an M.Sc. in pathology.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.