Hello aspirant,

Following colleges offer BSc in Pathology-

Though NEET is the only common entrance exam that is to be given for admission to colleges offering BSc Pathology, various colleges have their own separate entrance tests and merit based tests for the same. You can visit the official websites of colleges you wish to take admission in, to know their admission criteria.

Hope it helps!

KIMS Hyderabad Fees for MD Pathology

is INR 25.25 Lakhs for the first year.

The stipend is INR 50k per month.

The first-year stipend is INR 50.6k.

The second-year stipend is INR 53.5k.

The third-year stipend is INR 56.3k.

It was founded in the year 2000. It is a private institution affiliated with the National Board of Examinations.

There are 675 total beds.

There are 31 Post Graduate courses. There are four Super Speciality Courses.

Address- Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, 1-8-31/1, Minister Road, Secunderabad, Telangana

Official Website <URL> - https://www.kimshospitals.com/secunderabad/

Management Quota Seats (MNQ) NEET PG Cut off for general category

MD ANAESTHESIOLOGY    - 365

MD COMMUNITY MEDICINE - 265

MD DERMATOLOGY - 498

MD GENERAL MEDICINE - 485

MD PAEDIATRICS- 459

MD PATHOLOGY    - 269

MD PHARMACOLOGY- 320

MD PSYCHIATRY-415

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS    -489

MS ENT - 378

MS GENERAL SURGERY- 414

MS OBG - 449

MS OPHTHALMOLOGY- 395

MS ORTHOPAEDICS- 417

Regards.

Hello Aspirant,

You may get these colleges

Sri Siddhartha Medical College

Balaji Medical College

KIMS - Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences, Secunderabad

Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana

Bharati Vidyapeeth DU Medical College And Hospital, Sangli

Rural Medical College, Loni

Santosh Medical College and Hospital, Santosh University

BLDE University, Bijapur

Padmashree Dr D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Navi Mumbai

ACS Medical College and Hospital, Chennai

DMIMSU - Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences

Vinayaka Missions Medical College, Karaikal

You can predict your chances of getting into a college here

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-pg-college-predictor?icn=neet-pg_clgpd&ici=neet-pg_article_contmap

Regards.

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