M.D

Typically, in order to pursue a Master of Doctrine (MD) degree in Cardiology, one would need to have completed a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree first. This is because the MD degree is typically considered a postgraduate degree for medical practitioners who have already completed their undergraduate medical education. While a Master of Science (M.Sc. ) degree in Cardiac Technology is a related field, it may not provide the necessary foundational knowledge and clinical experience that an MBBS degree provides. However, it's possible that some universities or institutions may have alternative pathways for M.Sc. Cardiac Technology graduates to pursue an MD degree in Cardiology. You should check with the specific institution or university where you would like to pursue your studies to find out their specific requirements for admission to an MD programme.

Typically, in order to pursue a Master of Doctrine (MD) degree in Cardiology, one would need to have completed a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree first. This is because the MD degree is typically considered a postgraduate degree for medical practitioners who have already completed their undergraduate medical education. While a Master of Science (M.Sc. ) degree in Cardiac Technology is a related field, it may not provide the necessary foundational knowledge and clinical experience that an MBBS degree provides. However, it's possible that some universities or institutions may have alternative pathways for M.Sc. Cardiac Technology graduates to pursue an MD degree in Cardiology. You should check with the specific institution or university where you would like to pursue your studies to find out their specific requirements for admission to an MD programme