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Neuroscience is 'big picture'. It is study of entire nervous system (brain, spinal cord and nerves). It looks at how nervous system is built, how it grows, how it functions and how it can go wrong. It asks, “How does brain do what it does?”.

But Neurophysiology is a specific branch within neuroscience that focuses on how nervous system functions. It is highly specialized on electrical and chemical signals (like electricity, neurons firing and chemical messages) that make nerves work.

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No, to pursue an MD, candidates typically need to complete an MBBS or an equivalent medical degree program. A BSc in Neurology would generally not qualify you for direct entry into a traditional MD program. 

A PhD in Neurophysiology is an advanced research-focused doctoral programme that delves deeply into the study of the nervous system's physiological aspects. PhD in Neurophysiology combines elements of neuroscience and physiology to explore the intricate functions of neurons, synapses, neural circuits, and the overall workings of the nervous system.

PhD in Neurophysiology typically prioritizes research, involving extensive lab work, experiments, data analysis, and thesis writing.

Salaries in the field of Neuroscience in India can vary significantly based on various factors such as the level of education, experience, skills, industry, location, and employer. 

Here's an approximate breakdown of salaries at different levels after completing neuroscience education:

• Entry-Level: INR 3 - 5 LPA

• Mid-Level: INR 4 - 8  LPA

• Senior-Level: INR 6 - 15 LPA

Neurology is not equivalent to an MBBS but it is a specialized and advanced qualification that comes after an MBBS.
MBBS is basic medical degree needed to become a general doctor. But Neurology is a specialized field for doctors who treat brain and nerve diseases.

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A neuro doctor - or neurologist - is a medical specialist who diagnoses and treats disorders of nervous system which includes brain, spinal cord and even nerves.

They handle conditions like headaches, stroke, seizures and also Alzheimer's or Parkinson's.

They do not perform surgery. 

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Scope of Neurophysiology is broad and offers many opportunities for research, clinical practice, technological advancements and also academic. 

Neurophysiology is continuously growing with research, technological advancements and a deeper understanding of nervous system. 

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Yes, a Clinical Neurophysiologist is a medical doctor (MD or DO). 

They are specialists who focus on electrical activity of your brain, spinal cord and nerves to diagnose conditions like epilepsy, sleep disorders and also nerve damage. 

Some research scientists in this field may hold a PhD (and are called "doctor" in an academic sense) but a Clinical Neurophysiologist is a medical doctor who treats patients. 

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Candidates can see a general outline of the process below -

• Obtain a high school Diploma with a strong foundation in PCB.

• Choose MBBS.

• Go specialisation or higher studies specifically in Neurophysiology or Neuroscience. (an MD course)

• Get certifications or licenses.

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