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Hello shalini, As you are a doctor already, so you may be knowing what the scopes are after doing MS. Other than that you can give the competitive exams; national level like UPSC and the state level exams depending upon which state you are belonging. So, there are classes available in many cities; you can go through the government website; all the details about the examination are available over there including the eligibility criteria, paper style, dates, etc. If you still have any doubts, feel free to ask.

The colleges do require you to take up NEET exam for these two colleges but you can look up for colleges that can be willing to take students on a management quota. Try SGT for BDS.

When it comes to clinical practice abroad it gets tricky. Indian BDS degree is not accepted in the USA or Canada. You need to complete DDS over there after NBD part 1 and part 2 is completed (like an entrance exam).

Hi, Please click the link below for all the details related to TISSNET. https://www.shiksha.com/university/tata-institute-of-social-sciences-mumbai/exams/tissnet/syllabus.

Hi, most MPH programs require applicants to have practical experience in public health sector, you are advised to gain some experience first in this sector 1year-2 years. Having good academic standing is a must. Take the IELTS, PG Diploma and Graduate Certificate courses can be done too if its relevant, thereafter you may do a Masters.

Hi Triveni,
Interested candidates can apply directly to the college.
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Hi Rashmi,
I think yes, you have pretty good chances of getting a BDS seat with your rank. But, again it depends on which state you are applying in.

There are chances. Seats in BDS are going vacant. Will get BAMS. You can approach the colleges. Admission round is going on.