I m a student of T Y BSc microbiology.Can i further pursue a degree of M D Pathology?
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u have to have a degree to get ur masters, so get ur degree and go from there...
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The best way is to be a dematologist, which needs a M.D. degree.
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not until you want to be a psychologist\nyou should major in bio if you want to be an MD
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Well as the name implies I am a bit partial to Microbiology, and that's the one I would chose.  But I think it would be good for you to.  You would have fun in it.
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You could contact some universities in UK and ask them the criteria for MS with spinning
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Phone up the Royal college of Surgeons: there are some overseas exams these days. However there is a HIGH failure rate in these. You are advised to go on the official MRCS courses...where I will teach you!!!\nBrush up your anatomy and physiology.\nFor the viva there is a good book by David Lowe on the Pathology.\nGood Luck
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Hi disha, \nFirst of all I would like to tell you that, your future course of action totally depends on the subjects you like most. If you like the biology field, you can hang on to it and pursue MSc. in Microbiology or MSc. in Biotechnology(offered at Maharaja sayajirao university, Vadodara, Gujarat.). If it has to be MBA then be sure to get yourself admitted to some really good college or university as there are many guys roaming around with mba from poor colleges. So be wise and take your time and decide for yourself. By the way, Bio informatics, bio tech and the like have a great scope in India too. Companies(pharma) and others are on look out for people like you.
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do btech in biotechnology else do msc in genetics
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possibly.  it's called shadowing.  i know that i could because i'm in medical school.  it would be something that would help me in my choice of what sort of doctor i'd like to be.  how old are you?  why would you want to watch one?  if you're in college or late high school and you're thinking about a career in pathology, you'd have a good chance of being allowed to observe and autopsy.
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Um, I'll go out on a limb and assume you're an undergraduate in microbiology but I have no clue what a pg course is. If you could be more specific, I'm a micro major and I could probably help you out.
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Where I work (a state police crime lab) there are two people with biology degrees. One has a masters in Forensic Science and the other doesn't have a masters degree at all. We test drugs. If you want to get into DNA I would recommend a master's in biology with a concentration in Forensics to get the analytical instrumentation experience. If you are interested in toxicology, controlled substances, or blood alcohol, a biology degree should be enough as long as you have enough analytical chemistry to understand the instrumentation. A master's degree will definitely make you more competitive- which is important with as popular as this field has gotten. But you don't HAVE to get a masters in forensics; it could be in biochemistry, biology, chemistry. As long as you know what GC-MS, FTIR, and head space GC are when you're done. Good luck!
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I was in the field as a registered MT for almost 20 years. Its rewarding, but tedious. You will likely specialize in one area (hematology, blood bank, serology, chemistry, microbiology, etc) and grow bored rather quickly after learining the routine. Also, work in a hospital is political and you start at the very bottom.  I suggest a back-up plan. Take some education courses if possible. Math and science teachers are in great demand. If you want to progress in status and pay, an advanced degree (MS) is required. You could take the specialist exams for hematology, micro or chemistry, but they don't carry the same weight as an MBA or MS degree.   As a med tech, you are 'ancillary medical service' or 'allied health service'. You will quickly realize that your expertise is helping to save lives and make proper diagnoses, but you will never recieve acknowledgement of this directly.  Good luck.
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I spent 4 years at Mummy University and got my PHD\nI plan to to do my post doctorate at Frankenstein College.
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sir u did not mention Ur degree.k the man thin u have to do is u should first get entry into some university,once u get on u can easily select the field of Ur interest.but remember u should have amazing talent.
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yes, in u.k many universities are doing m.sc in biotechnology, but you must  be a proficient in mathmatics or if you have evidence to prove. that you will got admission .\ntahir.s
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I suggest you take M.C.A. Now, M.B.A degrees are not that worth that it had been some years back. Moreover, M.C.A would be like a continuation (getting deeper into the subject) of your B.C.A degree.