HI,

National institutes have some great fellowship programmes ;-

• NIMHANS has a neuropathology fellowship.
• SGPGI has nephropath fellowship which is popular.
• CMC vellore has fellowships in molecular hematology, hematopathology.
• TMH mumbai has hematopath, cytopath and oncopath fellowships
• Kidwai has a oncopathology fellowship.
• There are some FNB courses in laboratory medicine in delhi.

These fellowships have lots of competition, entrance exams and interviews, most people i know who have done these fellowships praise them for their value and recommend them. There is a catch as always, medical colleges especially private ones don’t care if you have a fellowship, they need a pathologist, not an expert neuropathologist, more so if you have to pay him a few k more. There is no glamour attached to a super specialist pathologist, patients don’t care, surgeons bother only when its some rare diagnosis, not in line with their expectation. As long as it does not alter their management, whether you call it an obscure variant of a schwannoma or perineurioma, they are really not bothered. Thus it makes little sense for a college management to hire a superspecialist pathologist at a higher salary.

Its a add on to get into government colleges, and counts for points during interview. however again there are no monetary perks involved. In either of the places doing a fellowship will delay your promotion and no way hasten it. MCI does not count fellowships as experience. Corporates might pay more, but again they are looking for somebody who can convince the clinicians about a diagnosis. If an experienced MD only pathologist is available for less, why bother. Bottom lines matter, not the degrees a pathologist has.

My opinion is, if you wish to do a fellowship, do it with a purpose of expanding your knowledge and outlook, you will be certainly richer in terms of your medical knowledge. However, don't expect any spectacular hike in market value, most likely there wont be any.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Hello,

msc pathology course college in Maharashtra are-

• Dr DY Patil Medical College, Navi Mumbai Medical College, Navi Mumbai
• TNMC Mumbai - Topiwala National Medical College and BYL Nair Charitable Hospital
• Grant Medical College, Mumbai

For more information visit the link https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-msc-in-pathology-degree-colleges-in-maharashtra

Thank you.

Hello Student

After MD pathology one can do fellowship program or DM in onco-pathology, cytology, molecular genetic course under meet super speciality courses which is taken by National Board of Education for taking admission in various super speciality courses like fellowship DM/Mch program. NEET super speciality courses qualifying cim ranking examination admission in super speciality courses. 200 qualify need super speciality course are eligible for doing molecular genetics, cytology or oncopathology of DM or MCH courses.

Hope this will help.

hello aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your Category, i am considering you as a GENERAL Category Student. Looking at the previous year NEET PG Cutoff for general category students, with 47050 rank in NEET PG, you have less chances to get a seat in MD Pathology or Microbiology in any government medical colleges as the cutoff rank for general category is very high. However, you have high chances to get Private or Deemed Universities for MD Pathology or microbiology.

Further, please note that the above mentioned prediction is totally based on the previous year NEET PG Cutoff which may vary every year as it depends on various factors.

THE NEET PG Cutoff marks and percentile score for various category students is mentioned below :

GENERAL >------------------- 50th Percentile >---------------- 275 Marks

SC/ST/OBC >------------------ 40th Percentile >---------------- 245 Marks

GENERAL -PH ------------------ 45th Percentile >---------------- 260 Marks

SC/ST/OBC - PH ------------------------ 40th Percentile >---------------- 245 Marks

The NEET PG Cutoff varies for every year and is different for different category student. The NEET PG Cutoff depends on various factors like :

Number of candidates appearing for the test

The difficulty level of the exam

Seat availability

Further, to know more about the NEET PG Cutoff you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about it in detail : https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-pg-cut-off

Further, you can also know your admission chances in various colleges with the help of NEET PG College predictor tool by following the below mentioned link below : https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=neet_pg_cp

I hope that this will help.

Hello aspirant,

The cutoffs for MD pathology for general candidate of 2021 was 34364. So your chances for govt medical college is very less but you can apply for private one. some of the medical colleges are:

CMC- Vellore

Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore

KMC - Manipal

ILBS - Delhi

for more colleges, cutoffs and etc go through https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-private-medical-colleges-in-India

Hello,

If you are from General Category then it will hard to get  admission in top government college but you belong to reserved category ther are good chances for you to get seat in good colleges.

And also availability of seat depend upon number of students appear for Counselling, if seat available till last rounds then there are chances to get seat.

Branch closing rank for courses

• General Medicine           54000
• Microbiology                    75000
• Pathology                         76000
• Bio chemistry                   76,000
• Forensic Medicine           74000
• Pharmacology                  6 lac ( approx)
• Radiotherapy                   40000

All the best!!

Hello

If you do a BSc pathology course there is a 3 years course for it or for this course candidate has to secure with 50percent of narks in HS science physics chemistry biology and English. Another course may be done of 5 years MBBS course after a specialization  diploma course in pathology or PG courses in pathology after doing five years MBBS course.

In3 years course BSc pathology you can take admission any good colleges in government sector and hold the degree after 3 years. Admission in MBBS course of 5 and half years year to go through the NEET UG exam and become successful with at least 500 + marks to get a government college after doing MBBS you have to do either specialisation diploma in pathology for 1year or doing MD in pathology for PG course up 2 years.

Course in government colleges which is of 3 years cost; rs 15,000 to 25000 in total. For MBBS course in government colleges pay netlist 1 lakhs per year and for specialisation diploma after MBBS have to spend at least 50000 to 90000 for a diploma course, PG courses have to spend 1 lacs for each of the 2 years course.

Hope this will help.

Hi,

Yes, definitely, you can do MSc in embryology after a BSc degree in Audiology and Speech pathology.

In fact, people who have done BSc in any of the following major can do MSc in embryology :- Botany, Zoology, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, etc.

There are best universities that offer this programme such as LPU, Amity, etc.

Eligibility Criteria :-

You should have passed with 60% aggregate marks in Bachelor’s Degree in (Applied Medical Science or Biosciences or Medical Science and Allied Medical or Life Sciences) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST.

LPU is spread over 600 acres campus having 30000+ students and 3500+ faculty and staff. Many students come there across the world which made me feel like in a foreign country.

Ranking :-  The following rankings are achieved by LPU recently.

Impact Ranking 2021: LPU is ahead of all the participating IITs and NITs

Indian University to have scored a set in the top 200 global institutes in the Impact Ranking 2021 released by THE World University Ranking. Lovely Professional University has got the 101-200 bracket. Under the Impact Ranking, THE assesses universities against the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is the third-ranking released in this series. This year, THE claims to have assessed 1,115 universities from 94 countries or regions.

Best scores by Rank:

• Affordable and Clean Energy: Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.
• Decent Work and Economic Growth: Promote sustained, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment, and decent work for all.
• Quality Education: Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.
• Partnership for the Goals: Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development.

Other Rankings:

Ranking: LPU has the following Ranking in India:

1. among top 80 Universities in India

2. among the top 90 engineering colleges in India

3. among the top 50 business management schools in India

4. among the top 30 Indian pharmacy colleges

Placement :-

LPU has a good placement record for CSE students. Every year more than 500+ companies including national and multinational companies visit LPU for placement.

Scholarships :-

LPU provides very good scholarships to bright students who have a good academic record, sports, or extracurricular activities achievement. LPU also helps students in the Education loan facility.

Faculty :-

All faculty members are well qualified from top-ranked universities all over the world.

Infrastructure :-

All the facilities are available on the campus itself, a student does not need to go outside for anything. On the campus, Central Library, Hospital facility is available 24*7 for staff and student, Shopping mall, Indoor Sports Stadium with 3 Olympic size Swimming Pools, Public/Private Sector Banks, ATM, etc.

I hope this helps.

Good luck.