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Alok Dubey

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You can check the official websites of the colleges you are interested in or contact their admission offices for the most up-to-date information on application deadlines for the 2023 academic year. Additionally, you can also keep an eye on national-level entrance exams such as AIISH-All India Entrance Examination or JIPMER PG Entrance Exam, as these exams are accepted by many institutions offering M.Sc. In Speech Language Pathology.

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Tanya Sharma

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Subjects of study (syllabus):
1) Basic Sciences
2) Bio Statistics
3) Bio Medical Ethics
4) Orientation to service departments by clinical and para-clinical doctor
5) Bio-Waste Disposal-Microbiology
6) Pathology
7) Historical Aspects
8) General Pathology
9) Systematic Pathology
10) Haematology
11) Blood Banking and Transfusion Medicine
12) Cytopathology
13) Medical Autopsy: Techniques and Interpretation
14) Clinical Biochemistry
15) Practical
16) Advances in fields related to pathology.

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Tanya Sharma

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Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc in Pathology.

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PRANAV S KUMAR

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No Science background is not compulsory to study BASLP. There are colleges they can join without Science background. Many western country doesn't consider it as a medical or allied health profession ( for ex: in Australia speech pathologist and audiologist doesn't consider as a health profession, that is the only one profession that doesn't comes under AHPRA. Rest all others including Psychology, Radiology, Nursing, Medicine, Dentistry, Physiotherapy and Occupational therapy comes under AHPRA)
In Australia, you can study Masters in Audiology, or Master in Speech Pathology even with any degree, but you just have to do some Anatomy and Ph
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Jyoti wadhwa

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For getting admissions into MD Pathology, you first have to qualify a common entrance test which is NEET PG with at least the min. Qualifying percentile. NEET PG Cut off Score for 2022 are :-
General - 50 percentile
Reserved category - 40 percentile
Unreserved category - 25 percentile with 275 cut off marks
SC / ST / OBC - 15 percentile with 245 cut off marks
For DMCH, Ludhiana NEET cut off marks for 2022
General - 700 - 120
OBC /SC / ST - 130 -100
EWS - 130 - 120.

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Teerath Teerath K

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General Pathology is a very scoring and important subject for dental students. A lot of questions in exams appear from general aspect of pathology. Approach should be to have basic understanding of the normal physiology of the different systems. Once you know the normal it is easy to understand the deviation from the normal, which is exactly what pathology is. Coming to the exam point of view, in NEET MS as well as INI CET a lot of questions are asked from the Cellular chapter and very few from Systemic Pathology.

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Pranshu kr singh

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Thel latest cut off for MDS in oral pathology at DY Patil Dental College Pune is 5989 All India opening rank and19387 is all India closing rank.

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Reuben Nazareth

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According to the website it would require a minimum of 50% marks

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Pranshu kr singh

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Cutt off for MD in pathology at st.john's National Academy of health sciences is NEET PG score is 515

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