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After the completion of BDS course, dental graduates are entitled to use the term Doctor before his or her name as the prefix Dr. There are plenty of good jobs & higher study opportunities available after getting the degree in dentistry as a doctor. It is the professional field with 100% job placement. A BDS graduate may go for the PG degree programmes leading to the Domain MS (Master of Dental Surgery). MS is the advanced degree in dentistry field and allows the candidates to specialize in any of its discipline. Interested candidates can also go for research programme by pursuing Doctor of Philosophy
Teaching career is also open for BDS graduates. Those interested in teaching can acquire teaching jobs in any of the top Dental Colleges. They are eligible to hold positions as professors or even HOD and even get promoted to Dean. This profession includes the imaging, tissue graft, implants, laser surgery and trauma. After completing this course you will be hired by the medical college, hospitals, nursing home, health corporations, health ministry, and back office medical consultancy. One can also open his/her own dental clinic or work as dentist in government and private hospitals. The Job Profiles of the BDS may be the following:
Dentist
Dental Surgeon
Endodontic
Oral and Maxillofacial Pathologist
Oral Surgery
Orthodontics
Pedodontics
Periodontics
Prosthodontics
Some employment areas for BDS aspirants are:
Dental Clinics
Hospitals
Educational Institutions
Pharmaceutical Companies
Dental Products Manufactures
Private Practice
The initial salary of a dentist may be the Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 30,000 per month. After getting the experience and good hands on in this field, the candidate may get the handsome salary as 4 to 6 LPA. Dental field offer rewarding job opportunities to BDS aspirants. There are more job opportunities to work in the US and the UK in the medical field with handsome salaries. You can establish your own clinic and earn around Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 1,00,000 per month.

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This is indeed a stressful time for most students with study abroad aspirations. There are several options for you to start with your higher education here in India and then take a transfer to a foreign university after completing the first or second semester. In such a scenario you will be awarded with a degree from the international university that you transfer to. Students can now enrol and obtain an international BBA degree from Monroe College, New York, through Iims unique collaboration right here in India. Students can start with the classes here in India and then transfer to the Monroe campus in New York after any semester during the programme. Whether students transfer to the US or complete the entire course in India, they will still earn a US Bachelors in Business Management degree that will be valid for higher studies or career prospects in the United States of America. For more information please visit the IILM University website at - https://www.monroe.iilm.edu/.

The novel Coronavirus pandemic has forced many states of India to go into lockdown and has had a major impact on any events that require social gatherings. The education sector of India, being in its admissions phase has been severely impacted due to the movement restrictions enforced by the lockdown. Many exams in India have been cancelled or postponed due to the Coronavirus outbreak. This rare and unpredictable event has caused major disruptions in the events and admission process of colleges across India. The JEE Main April 2020 exam has been postponed, the ICSE and ISC exams have been postponed and IIM B and IIM IDR have postponed their convocations. In this situation, it is normal for any student to be concerned about how to take admission to colleges during the Coronavirus outbreak. As if finding a good college and getting admissions wasn't difficult enough, students are currently faced with another hurdle. With the lack of alternative options besides traditional admission pathways, students are now frantic about their UG admissions in India and their future. Here is a quick overview of how Coronavirus has impacted college admissions in India. Colleges have been forced to shut their doors and means of transports have stopped functioning, students are unable to physically visit the colleges to SEE the college campus and have face-to-face interaction with counsellors and existing students. Since this is helpful for a student when deciding a college, this has proved to be a problem. Many colleges in India do not have their application process available online. Due to this, a student is required to either personally visit the college for the application form or request the application form via mail/post. Both of these options have become unavailable due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Colleges whose admission processes were midway have had to pause their operations. An example of this is MBA colleges in India. The results of the Common Admission Test CAT were released in January and the MBA Admission process was underway but due to the pandemic, top business schools of India postponed their GD-PI rounds. Thanks!

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Yes. Absolutely. Until 2015, some universities didn't allow B.Tech students to opt for B.Ed. Courses, but now most have lifted such criteria. First of all, I must appreciate your stand which you are likely to take up. Yes, you can surely go forward with B.Ed after B tech. Since your Engineering degree is a graduate degree, so there exists a scope for your persuasion in B.Ed degree. In this context, I would recommend you to have a regular degree course of B.Ed from a recognised university in order to enhance your chance to be selected as a teacher. A lot of engineering students aspire to become teachers. As some guy wisely said - In India students first become engineering graduates, and then decide what they want from their career. Therefore, it's a phenomenon unique to India that B.E. Or B.Tech graduates want to pursue career in teaching in primary-level, middle or high schools. This might mean to some that they are leaving behind their technical careers, but it is a reality for majority and we must embrace it - till the time comes when serious amendments are made to the education system. This course is mainly for those who want to pursue a career in teaching. Especially to teach in higher primary and high schools, it is mandatory to have a first degree of B.Ed. This course is of a duration of 2 years. The minimum eligibility criteria for B.Ed. Is the completion of an undergraduate degree course in any discipline. National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) is the panel which oversees the standards, procedures and processes in the education system of India. Few of the leading universities for B.Ed are :
Delhi University
I P University
Lovely Professional University
IGNOU
Banaras Hindu University
Mumbai University
Kolkata University and few more
As per my experience I would suggest you to have a look over Lovely Professional University. Bachelors of Education programme at LPU aims to prepare teachers as per NCTE guidelines through comprehensive curriculum, intensive training and field engagement with special focus on developing ability to qualify CTET/STET. I hope this helps. All the Best!

Professional title? As in Dr, or Adv? Well a resounding NO!
While a well rounded MBA will get you places, a great career, good life style, money, more serious money if you delve into entrepreneurship!
But it doesn't get you a fancy Name title or a glamorous salutation. So my dear friend, If you have a flair for managing and organizing the things, businesses, events, teams, projects and work flows, Management studies is apt for you. If you are in USA then writing GMAT can get you into good Management schools, if you are in India, CAT MAT XAT LPU NEST IBSAT SNAP and CMAT can get you into top B-Schools. Management is not just a theoretical study anymore, large number of skills, technologies and software, presentations, flair in style etc. Are now part of it. Happy learning
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