highest salary after M.Sc Pediatrics

M.Sc means Master of Science. It has duration of two years. M.Sc Pediatrics focuses on Cardiology, Hematology / Renal and Gastroenterology, Paediatric Critical Care, Neonatology, Respiratory and Allergy and a new module of Child Mental Health. The course average fee is between 1 lakh to 2 lakh per annum. This course is for those students who want to make career as Gastroenterology, Paediatric Critical Care, and Neonatology. The annual average salary of the course is between 3 lakh to 6 lakh per annum.  

M.Sc Pediatrics Eligibility

The candidate who wants to pursue M.Sc Pediatrics should have Bachelor’s Degree with minimum 50% marks from recognized university. The admission takes place on the basis of entrance exams and merit. The entrance exam for M.Sc Pediatrics is Post Graduate Entrance Test.

M.Sc Pediatrics Admission Process

Some college have different admission process. The admission is take place on the basis of entrance exam or merit based. Some college require state or national level entrance exam and other colleges conduct their own entrance exam.  

Documents required for Admission are as following-

• Evidence of birth date
• Class 10th Certificate
• Class 12th Certificate
• Bachelor’s Certificate
• Migration Certificate
• Domicile certificate
• Character certificate
• Certificates for Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, & Other Backward Castes
• Proof of disability (if any)

M.Sc Pediatrics Syllabus

M.Sc Pediatrics Colleges

M.Sc Pediatrics Job Profiles

M.Sc Pediatrics Top Recruiters

• Hospitals
• Nursing Agencies
• Community and Health Centres
• Charities and voluntary organisations
• Schools
• GP practices
• Residential homes
• NGOs

M.Sc Pediatrics Career and Scope

After the completion of this course they can pursue their career in Hospitals, Nursing agencies, Community and health centres, Charities and voluntary organisations, Schools, GP practices, Residential homes, and NGOs, etc.  They can work as Gastroenterology, Paediatric Critical Care, Neonatology Cardiology, Hepatology / Renal and, Respiratory and Allergy and a new module of Child Mental Health, etc.    

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