Medicine & Health Sciences

Responsibilities of a cardiologist:
Examine patients and diagnose heart issues.
Treat cardiovascular diseases.
After complete analysis and tests, cardiologists provide medication to the patient.
Focus on pumping function of heart
Conducts heart surgery
A cardiologist may be designated as:
Cardiology Technologist
Cardiology Surgeon
ECG (electro-cardiographic) Technologist
Interventional Cardiologist
Cardiovascular Technologist
Assistant Cardiology Supervisor
Cardiac Catheterization Technologist
Electrocardiography Technician
Nuclear Cardiologist
You would be able to browse different colleges offering courses in B.Sc. medical from the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-colleges-india

HI Manoj,
There are 19 subjects which are part of the examination. Please find below some of the important topics:
For Physiology:
Nephron
Hypoxia
Blood Flow Regulation
Spirometry
Oxygen Dissociation Curve
BP
Exercise Physiology
Long Tracts
Nerve Conduction
Action Potential
Cardiac Conduction
Altitude Physiology
EEG
Ovulation
Temperature Regulation
Calcitonin
Insulin
Peristalsis
Renin Angiotensin System
Pancreas
Acidosis
Coagulation
Erythropoiesis
Second Messenger
Surfactant
Autonomic Nervous System
Cardiac Cycle
ADH
Nerve Fibre Classification
Parathormone
For Biochemistry:
Vitamins
DNA
Amino Acid
Lipoproteins
Protein Structure
RNA
Citric Acid Cycle
Glycolysis
Electron Transport Chain
Enzyme Kinetics
Chromatography
Hemoglobin
Collagen Elastin
Fatty Acid Synthesis
Gluconeogenesis
Mutation
Niemann Pick
Urea Cycle
Cell Membrane
Cholesterol Metabolism
Fatty Acid Oxidation
Secondary Messenger
Trace Elements
HMP Shunt
Hormone
Insulin
For Anatomy:
Portal Vein
Abdominal Aorta Branches
Inguinal Canal
Inguinal Lymph Node
IVC
Kidney
Spleen
Coeliac Trunk
Liver Lobes
Anal Canal
Gut Blood Supply
Lesser Sac
Mesenteric Vein
Stomach
Suprarenal Gland
Branchial Arch Derivatives
Ecto/ Endo/ Mesoderm derivatives
Genitourinary Embryology
Neural Crest
Intervertebral Disc
Joint Types
Vertebra
Ossification
Epithelial Lining
Histology
Mitosis Meiosis
Carotid Artery
Vocal Cord Muscles and Nerves
Cavernous Sinus
Ocular Muscle
For Microbiology:
Streptococcus
HIV
Chlamydia
Cholera
Immunoglobulin
E Coli
DNA Viruses
Staphylococcus
Diptheria
Tuberculosis
Cryptococcus
Clostridium
Helicobacter
Malaria
E BV
Sterilisation
Anthrax
HBV
Rickettsia
Syphilis
Typhoid
Giardiasis
Immunodeficiency Disorders
Rota Virus
Toxoplasma
Agglutination Precipitation
Hypersensitivity
Leprosy
Maduramycosis
Rabies
For pharmacology:
Pharmacokinetics
Drug Toxicity
Asthmatc Drugs
Beta Blocker
ATT
ACE Inhibitors
ANS Pharmacology
Digitalis
HAART
Aspirin
Diuretics
Glucocorticoids
Antiarrythmics
Parkinsonism Drugs
Pencillin
Pregnancy
Opioids
P450
Malaria Drugs
Ionotropic Agents
Psuedomonas Drugs
SSRI
F loroquinolones
Phenytoin
Aminoglycoside
Antiemetics
Heparin
Hypolipidemic Drugs
Methotrexate
Renal failure and drugs

Hi Wakif,
The rules for changing the college vary according to university rules from time to time. So, we would suggest you to inquire from the concerned colleges and its authorities.
Generally, the procedure for college to college transfer is: apply to the Registrar in the prescribed manner for permission for such transfer prior to making the desired transfer with valid reasons for the transfer proposed. An application for a transfer shall be accompanied by
(I) Written consent of the Principal of the College in which the student is studying;
(ii) The written promise of admission from the Principal of the College which he proposes to join, together with an assurance by him that the student, if the transfer is permitted, will be able to continue in his college the course of study already commenced by the student in each subject under each part of the examination; and
(iii) A certificate of satisfactory progress and good conduct from the principal of the college he is leaving. Authority to sanction is the Vice-Chancellor. A student, who has been permitted by the Vice-Chancellor to be transferred from one College to another, shall apply for combination of the attendance earned by him in the College in which he was studying before such transfer and the attendance that he would be able to earn in the college to which he has been admitted.
(iv) Every such application shall be accompanied by a chalan receipt for the prescribed fee and shall be sent to the Registrar of the University through the Principal. If university is also changing then the course of study prescribed by the University and the degree or certificate to be awarded after the successful completion of the course shall be the same of both the universities.
(v) However, you should have a valid reason for transfer before going ahead.

Hi Aslam,
Assistant Medical Officer (AMO) is a type of health care professional offering medical care to the working professionals of an organization. They are appointed not only in hospitals, but also in organizations for offering immediate medical care to the workers of the organization in case of any emergency.
Assistant Medical Officers are not offered the same pay scale in all government organizations. As per the latest job notifications in government organizations, the pay scale for the post are given below:
Pune Cantonment Board - Fixed remuneration of Rs.21000 per monthHindustan Aeronautics Limited Rs.12600-3%-32500Border Security Force Rs.15600-39100 plus a GP of Rs.5400