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Kanishk Shukla

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A BSc in Dermatology is an undergraduate programme that focuses on the study of skin, hair, and nail health, along with diagnosing and managing various dermatological conditions. BSc Dermatology covers topics like skin anatomy, dermatopathology, cosmetic dermatology, and clinical procedures.

BSc Dermatology graduates can pursue careers as dermatology assistants, skincare specialists, or clinical researchers, or opt for further studies in dermatology-related fields.

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Anurag Shivam

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With a NEET PG rank of 58,000, you can likely access colleges for Radio Diagnosis, General Medicine, Dermatology, or Pediatrics in private medical colleges across India, with a higher chance of securing a seat in less popular states or smaller towns; depending on the specific college and branch, you might also be able to secure a seat in some government colleges with lower cut-offs in less sought-after specialties. 

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KUMKUM BASWAL

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In Uttarakhand, a B.Sc. in Dermatology is not a usual course. Nonetheless, allied courses like B.Sc. in Cosmetology and Dermatology exist. For example, Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research offers B.Sc. in Cosmetology and Dermatology, and applicants must have done their 10+2 in Science subjects, obtaining a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

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Rayamkula Harish

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Doing post-graduate Diploma in dermatology after Bachelor of Dental Surgery can be a very promising career move.

Particularly if you are interested in diverse skill sets in dermatology, skin care, and aesthetics, this is the right step toward diversification. Dermatology is a very large field with increasing demands made on aesthetic treatments such as laser therapy, cosmetic dermatology, and anti-aging procedures. This Diploma helps you establish your practice in skin clinics, cosmetic centers, or private practice. It adds value to your dental knowledge if one seeks to specialize in aesthetic facial work.

 

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Yash Kumar

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Admission to the MD in Dermatology at Apollo Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Hyderabad, is done based on the scores obtained in the NEET PG exam. In 2024, the last round cutoff rank for the exam was around 8728 for the students belonging to the general category. Please note that the cutoff varies for the students belonging to other categories.

 

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Arindam Modak

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With a rank of 39,169 and a score of 465 in NEET PG 2024, your chances of securing a seat in Dermatology or Radiology at Mayo Medical College or Hind Medical College are likely slim. Both these specialties tend to have some really high competitive cut-offs, especially for the already established colleges. The cutoff of Radiology for the best colleges is very low here and ranges between 100-400 in terms of rank for the popular institutions.

It is worth looking for another course depending on your interest or trying other alternative subjects which have low cut-offs. Counselling rounds would allow you to confirm whether there are any mino

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Akansha Bisht

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The medical speciality of Dermatology courses addresses issues related to the skin, scalp, hair, and nails. One who specialises in skin care is called a dermatologist. They provide care for people of various ages, including the elderly and newborns. Hairstyle, cosmetics application, skincare, nail care, and salon management are just a few of the areas covered in the cosmetology courses.

Therefore, there are multiple fields that a cosmetologist might focus on, including hair removal, tattoos and nail art, skincare, aromatherapy, hair styling, mehndi, makeup, and even herbal beauty care. The following table highlights some major diff

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Sunny Kumar

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List of colleges that provide a Diploma in Dermatology are as follows:

  • All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi
  • Christian Medical College, Vellore.
  • Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh.
  • JIPMER Puducherry - Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research. etc.

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Jagadeeswarudu Kattubadi

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The following is the admission procedure for courses offered by the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik: 

Application: The student shall fill out an application form provided for the course pursued.

Entrance exam: The candidate needs to appear for a qualifying entrance test. Normally, at the undergraduate level, this is the NEET UG exam and at the postgraduate level normally the NEET PG exam.

Counseling: The student needs to apply online for the counseling process.
A merit list is then displayed at the university with the shortlisted candidates. Registration of fees and verification: The candidates who get shortlisted ar

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Parul Thapa

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Yes, Dermatologists must complete years of education before they can practise, with many experts studying for at least ten years after high school. Dermatologists often complete internships and residencies after completing their degrees before being permitted to operate freely.

This extensive training, on the other hand, can help candidates feel competent and equipped to begin working with patients.

Even while Dermatologists' work is more routine than in other disciplines of Medicine, they may nevertheless have to communicate unpleasant news with patients. A patient, for example, might notice they checking on an atypical mole that they l

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