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Yes, it is possible to pursue a career as a cardiac surgeon after completing a B.Sc. Cardiology, M.Sc. Cardiology, and MD (Doctor of Medicine) degree.

However, it's important to note that the specific requirements and educational pathways may vary depending on the country and the institution you wish to pursue your studies in.

To become a cardiac surgeon, the usual educational pathway involves completing a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (such as pre-medical or biological sciences), followed by medical school to earn an MD degree. After completing medical school, aspiring cardiac surgeons typically undergo a residency programme in general surgery, which typically lasts for around five years. This residency provides a comprehensive foundation in surgical techniques and patient care. Following the completion of a general surgery residency, further specialisation in cardiac surgery is pursued through a cardiothoracic surgery fellowship. During this fellowship, you will receive specialised training in surgical techniques specific to the heart and the surrounding structures. 

If you are interested in collecting the admission form for the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), you can follow these steps: Visit the official website of AFMC. Look for the "Admission" section on the homepage. Click on the "Admission" section to find the "Undergraduate Admission" tab. Click on the "Undergraduate Admission" tab. On the next page, you will find the "Apply Online" option. Click on the "Apply Online" option to take you to the application form page. Fill in all the necessary details in the application form, and make the payment for the application fee. After completing the application form, you will receive a confirmation message on your registered email ID and phone number. You can also download and print the application form for future reference. Alternatively, you can also visit the AFMC campus in Pune and collect the admission form from the admission office. However, it is advisable to check the official website for any updates regarding the collection of admission forms.