Hello Aspirant,

• A pathologist is an M.D who evaluates the tissues and inspects the precision of lab tests.
• For this, you need to do MBBS first.
• Access to the MBBS program will be accomplished through the NEET exam. Several institutes oversee their entrance test for furnishing admission.

Eligibility

• 10+2 qualified with PCB.
• A score is required as follows

1. General – 50%
2. PwD – 45%
3. OBC/SC/ST – 40%

• Admission to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) programme will be offered after the successful completion of the MBBS course

To know more click

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria/amp

Then you have to D.M in pathology or related specialisation.

• Admission to the Doctor of Medicine (D.M) in the below-given specialisation will be given after the fulfilment of the MBBS course.
• Some of the postgraduate level medical entrance tests are NEET-PG, JIPMER PG 2022, AIIMS PG 2022, etc.

To know more click

For NEET PG https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet-pg/amp

JIPMER PG

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-pg/amp

AIIMS PG

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-pg/amp

You can select pathology to specialize in a specific branch and enter an organization that handles primarily with that speciality.

If you select to do the clinical pathology, you may have to serve for private or corporate institutions.

Prospects can likewise join prime hospitals like AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) and in military and government departments like the National Institute of Health, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, and Food and Drug Administration.

Specializations are as follows

1. Chemical Pathology
2. Neuropathology
3. Forensic Pathology
4. Surgical Pathology
5. Medical Microbiology
6. Blood Banking / Transfusion Medicine
7. Haematology
8. Cytopathology
9. Dermatopathology
10. Paediatric Pathology
11. Veterinary Pathology
12. Blood Banking / Transfusion Medicine
13. Plant Pathology

I hope it helps.

Thank you.