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Top courses to become a pathologist
Overview
A pathologist can be very lucrative and promising career in India. Pathology is the demanding and evergreen field of medicine and diagnosis. The demand of pathologist is never ended. There are different UG or PG level courses offered by a number of colleges and universities in India.
Here we are providing a list of top courses for the aspirants:
Degree Courses:
Diploma Courses:Bachelor of Audiology Speech and Language PathologyM.D. in PathologyM.Sc in Medical Technology - PathologyPh.D. in PathologyPh.D. in Speech Pathology and Audiology
Certification Courses: (1 Year)Diploma in Pathology : Duration 2 yearsDiploma in Clinical Pathology: Duration 2 yearsPost Graduate Diploma in Clinical Pathology : Duration 2 yearsPost Graduate Diploma in Human Genetics and Pathological Techniques: 15 Months
One can choose to be specialized in any of them:PDCC (Post Doctrol Certificate Course) in Blood Banking & ImmunohaematologyPDCC in Blood Component Therapy & ApheresisPDCC in HepatopathologyPDCC in Renal PathologyPost MD Certificate course in CytopathologyPost MD Certificate course in Immunopathology
Top Institutes in India:Blood Banking / Transfusion MedicineChemical PathologyNeuropathologyForensic PathologySurgical PathologyMedical MicrobiologyBlood Banking / Transfusion MedicineHematologyCytopathologyDermatopathologyPaediatric PathologyVeterinary PathologyPlant Pathology
View all medical & paramedical collegesNizam's Institute of Medical Sciences - Andhra PradeshGandhi Medical College, HyderabadGovernment Medical College, ChandigarhGoa Medical CollegeSt. Johns Medical College - Bangalore.B J Medical College, Ahmedabad
Career Prospects:
Pathologists find employment with agriculture, public health, law enforcement, and many entities in other fields. Positions for pathologists are available in prestigious government hospitals such as AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi), where the posts are filled up as and when the vacancy arises; in military and government agencies such as the National Institute of Health, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, and Food and Drug Administration. Drug manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology companies also employ pathologists. Another option for Pathologists is to start their own diagnostic laboratories or become consultants to private industry.
Eligibility:
For UG Courses: 10+2 examination with Physics, Chemistry and Biology from any recognized BoardFor PG Courses: You will be eligible for PG courses after passing bachelor's degree in related discipline. Admission to Doctor of Medicine (MD) programme will be offered after the successful completion of MBBS course.
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