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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling

Guide-Level 11

Dear friend,
Absolutely, she can practice in diabetes by registering norms in WHO (World health organisation).
Best of luck.
Thank you.

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Himanshu Rao

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Both careers have a good scope, but what matters is your interest.
For BDS:
Dentistry has a lot of scope globally inclusive India. The thing is that what are you going to do with BDS later?
The only thing you need to have is good reputed the institution with a high calibre staff (as in private colleges) and good patient input in the institute (as in government colleges).
If you have a hunger to learn the skills then the limit .sky limit.
If you are opening a clinic, just read this Adarsh Padiyar's answer to How much can a fresher dentist earn in India? Is it true that dentists don't have a future?
Well, you can go abroad as well to pursue h
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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling

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Hi Praneetha,
After completing MBA in healthcare or hospital management, you will have a better scope. I would like to suggest you, if you have completed your BDS, you will have better career and healthcare management is recognized by WHO, where graduates like MBBS, B.Sc in nursing, BHMS or BDS can take their career in management.
There is a huge requirement and demand of health care experts in international tourist companies, government and private hospitals. For a fresher, the starting salary ranges from Rs.2.5 LPA to Rs.4 LPA, depending upon the organization you join.
Best of luck.

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Hi Madhu,
The basic requirement to practice medical cosmetology is a medical degree from any reputed medical college. But dermatologists, physicians, dentists with a Diploma or Masters degree in dermatology, may also practice medical cosmetology. Domain knowledge in science is essential as they work on skin, muscles, tissues and veins/ arteries. To perform an advanced cosmetic treatment, a degree in medicine is a must.
After completing an MBBS degree, candidates may undergo a training/ certification programme in order to become a specialist or a trainer.
Indian medical colleges, largely, do not offer these fellowship/ certificate programm
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi,
You can apply to a MDS program in Australia by taking IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency. Additional requirements if any will be found on university websites. Academically too, you must be strong, a first class is highly recommended. Check Australia Dental Council for more information.

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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant

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Nope. From this year onwards, its mandatory for all candidates seeking admission in MBBS and BDS college to appear NEET examination. Admission will be strictly on the basis of NEET.

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khalid rashid

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MPH and Maharashtra are the courses which focuses on healthcare, but have some major differences. Both the degrees share some common courses, but the majority of the curriculum for each is distinct.
Some of the major differences are given below in order to give a clarity to the candidates.
MPH - Master of Public Health is a two year interdisciplinary course which provides training for careers in public health. The public health course deals with discovering, describing and responding to patterns of disease within population. They are also concerned with financing, developing and operating health programs.
Maharashtra - Master of Healthca
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Harshit Jain

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Yes, you can pursue MBA after completing BDS. You can pursue MBA in hospital and healthcare administration, which is suitable as per your qualification and you can get a good job. You will also get good career options after completing MBA. There are good options in Pharma industry after MBA in hospital and healthcare management.

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