MD Pathology

Overview

1. Al-Ameen Medical College (AMCH) in Bijapur is a well-established private medical institution founded in 1984, with a multi-specialty teaching hospital and significant infrastructure including a large bed-capacity hospital, laboratories, and diagnostic services — providing a robust environment for pathology training.
2. The MD Pathology program at AMCH is a full-time, 3-year postgraduate residency under RGUHS, designed to train physicians in diagnostic pathology — covering histopathology, cytopathology, hematology, clinical pathology, and other diagnostic modalities.
3. During the course, residents are likely to get exposure to a wide variety of pathological specimens — from routine biopsies to oncology, infectious disease, cytology, blood disorders, autopsy (if available), and lab diagnostics — given the hospital’s patient load and diagnostic services. The training aims to impart strong skills in diagnostic accuracy, lab management, reporting, and understanding disease pathology fundamentals. On completion, graduates are prepared to work as pathologists in hospitals, diagnostic labs, academic institutions, or pursue further specialisation.
4. Given AMCH’s existing infrastructure (hospital + diagnostic services) and recognition by NMC, the MD Pathology course is potentially a viable option for those aiming for a career in pathology or lab medicine.

Eligibility

1. MBBS degree from an NMC-recognized institution.
2. Completion (or scheduled completion) of the 1-year internship.
3. Qualify in the national medical postgraduate entrance exam: NEET-PG, meeting the required percentile / cut-off as per category.
4. Valid registration (permanent or provisional) with NMC / State Medical Council before admission. (Common requirement for PG admissions — not always repeated in brief course listings.)

Minimum Education