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No, you cannot pursue an MD degree after completing an M.Sc. In Cardiovascular Technology. MD (Doctor of Medicine) is a postgraduate medical degree that allows one to practice as a physician. To pursue an MD one typically needs to have completed an undergraduate medical degree MBBS from a recognised medical college. M.Sc. In Cardiovascular Technology is a specialised postgraduate degree programme that focuses on training students in the technical aspects of cardiovascular diagnosis and treatment. It is not equivalent to an MBBS degree and does not qualify you to pursue an MD degree. However, there are other postgraduate medical courses available in India that you can consider pursuing after completing your M.Sc. In Cardiovascular Technology, such as a Diploma in Cardiology or Diploma in Medical Imaging Technology. Regarding the use of the "Dr. " prefix, it is generally reserved for individuals who have earned a doctoral degree such as a Ph.D. or an MD. Therefore, completing an M.Sc. In Cardiovascular Technology does not entitle you to use the "Dr. " prefix.

However, according to the NEET 2021 cutoff data, a score of 242 marks may not be enough to secure admission to a government medical college in Madhya Pradesh. However, as you belong to the SC category, you may have a chance to get admission under the reserved seats. The cutoffs for SC category students are usually lower than the general category students. Therefore, you may still be eligible for admission to a B.A. MS programme in a government college in Madhya Pradesh. I would suggest that you check the official website of the Directorate of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh, for the latest updates and cutoffs for admission to medical colleges. You can also check with the colleges you are interested in to know their admission process and the minimum qualifying marks required for admission.