Pathology

It should be easy to get a job with a technical Ph.D., and the pay will be higher than with a Master's degree. However, for each 100 Ph.D's produced, there may be only 1-2 openings for faculty members each year. This leads to fierce competition for these slots.
Most Ph.Ds will go on to an industry. Industrial and government research labs allow Ph.Ds to continue doing research, but many Ph.Ds will do highly skilled (non-research) work in the industry.

Robbins (Volume 1 and 2) is the standard book. Along with it you must have Ramdas Naik's preparation manual which is written mainly from Robbins with exam as point of view.

Hello Mirajul,
You can apply for course such as M.Sc in Biochemistry, Neurology and Biotechnology, Diploma in Medical lab technology, in food technology, in quality assurance & control and in hospital administration.

Hi Veerendra,
Some of the popular colleges/universities offering this course are:
University of Delhi
Jamia Hamdard University
Armed Forces Medical College
For information on this, kindly follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/nursing/colleges/colleges-india?ts=13319449&rf=filters&co[]=Public

You need to have PCB to pursue undergraduate courses in pathology.

Go ahead, do MBA in TQM or Healthcare Management.

MBBS is a graduation degree. In medical profession and for your stream i.e. pathologist, MBBS should be done and you need to pursue a specialisation course for the same. Moreover, you can also get into path course through lab course which requires no MBBS.