Paramedical

Hi vasavi, I liked your interest in Anesthesia, let me tell you it is also a vast field with various opportunities, Diploma in Anaesthesia is a 2 years post-undergraduate Diploma course. The major part of the course deals with the preparation of patients before any surgery and the foundation of Anaesthesia methods. The eligibility of the exam is passing 10+2 with Physics Chemistry and Biology as their subjects with a minimum 50% marks and above with a recognised board. Diploma in Anaesthesia admissions are merit based in recognised universities and institutions by qualifying 10+2 examinations. The average course fees for Diploma in Anaesthesia ranges from INR 50,000 to INR1,50,000 Lacs. So overall according to me it is a best option to relay on. Still if you want to pursue and other paramedical courses, here is the list-
Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology-DMLT
Diploma in Operation Theatre Technology-DOTT
Diploma in Hospital Administration-DHA
Diploma in Radiation Technology
Diploma in Dialysis Technology
Diploma in X-ray Technology
Diploma in Nursing Care Assistant
Diploma in Medical Record Technology
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For admissions in Armed Forces Medical College, Pune in any BPMT course the eligibility criteria is that the candidate should have passed 10+2 with the aggregate of 50% in Physics Chemistry and Biology. So as long as you have 50% in your 10+2 level in Physics Chemistry and Biology you are eligible for admission in Armed Forces Medical College, Pune. Candidates have to appear for NEET PG Entrance Examination and obtain a valid score. Candidates have to register and apply for AFMC, Pune on the DGHS website Shortlisting of candidates will be done by DGHS based on NEET PG Score and a list of shortlisted candidates will be displayed in the DGHS website.

Hello, the minimum eligibility criteria for the Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology for most of the colleges is 10+2, with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects, with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate.
Some colleges also approve candidates with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects to allow admission into this diploma course.
As far as Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University (DPSRU) is concerned, it is a 100% grant-in-aid state government university recognized by UGC.
The eligibility criteria of the university for admission into the DMLT diploma is a minimum 50 percent aggregate in PCM or PCB.
Therefore, you can get into DPSRU even if you don't have a PCB if you have a PCM, regardless of board.

The clinical research field deals with research in healthcare Science. After completing a Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery BHMS an aspirant can enter the practical research field of homoeopathy. You will have to do research on the effects, efficacy, risks, and benefits of the homoeopathic medical products, including drugs. There is a good scope for doing clinical research in India since the AYUSH department is promoting homoeopathy in India and across the world. There are plenty of opportunities available to enter the research field, for example as a clinical research coordinator, clinical research associate, or manager in private or government pharma companies. You can apply on different government or private job portals, or simply follow AYUSH's website for job-related updates.

A Clinical Psychologist, however, focuses on how humans think, behave and feel. He/she is an expert in human behaviour, but is not a physician. Hence, he/she cannot prescribe medicines. A Clinical Psychologist works with patients in a therapeutic role, acting as a counsellor to identify and work through personal issues and develop healthy coping mechanisms for emotional problems through methods like psychotherapy. Though all Psychologists can administer basic tests to find out IQ, differential aptitude, personality traits and so on, only clinical psychologists are trained to carry out sophisticated tests TAT, Research and so on. In most settings, both work in tandem complementing each other. For a Clinical Psychologist, a degree in Psychology followed by a Master and then two-year M.Phil (Clinical Psychology) or four-year PsyD, followed by registration with RCI. Entry requirement for both is Masters in Psychology. M.Phil in Clinical Psychology can have lateral entry to PsyD in the third year. Only two institutes in India run PsyD courses: Sweekar Academy of Rehabilitation Sciences, Secunderabad and Amity University, Noida. A few institutions offer a one-year Professional Diploma in Clinical Psychology PD which can be done after postgraduation. After this, one can register with the RCI to practice as an Associate Clinical Psychologist under the supervision of a registered clinical psychologist.