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Bhavya Jain

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An MBBS doctor can treat diabetic issues as a general physician without needing a Diabetology Diploma or certificate. But, to be able to practice as a Diabetologist after MBBS, you will need a recognised PG medical degree like MD in General Medicine or a DM in Endocrinology under National Medical Commission regulations.

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Bhavya Jain

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No, a Pharm D (Doctor of Pharmacy) is not equal to a medical doctor (M.D. or MBBS). 
While both hold doctoral-level degrees and can use the title "Doctor," their training, roles, and legal scopes of practice are very different. A Pharm D graduate cannot operate on patients, cannot diagnose diseases or practice general medicine.

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Rashmi Karan

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Local Indian doctors who choose short-term observerships instead of the full MS course at PGIMER Chandigarh pay Rs. 2,000 per month. This fee gives library access and department learning permission. Defense personnel are fully exempt from this specific monthly charge. 

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Jaya Taneja

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The highest-paid doctors in the US are Neurosurgeons who earn around USD 780,000 per year on average.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Yes, there are many government medical colleges like B.J. Medical College Ahmedabad, Baroda Medical College, Baroda, Government Medical College, Surat charge only around INR 1 Lacs per year, for the entire MBBS course. This makes Gujarat one of the cheapest states in India to pursue a medical degree, provided you secure a government seat through NEET.

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Aashi Shukla

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The average monthly salary for doctors in Kyrgyzstan is approximately 47,451 soms. While salaries vary by specialisation, experience, and location - the range generally falls between $200 to over $500 per month.

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Syamantak Saha

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Today in India, you need an MBBS degree to do any Medical studies. However, the 150000 seats are largely unfulfilled due to the outdated content of MBBS course that does not use the latest technologies for diagnosis. Many government hospitals do not even have or use Radiology for diagnosis, making MBBS doctors largely guess the illness from old medical literature and concepts. An updated medical education is needed that introduces and encourages evidence based practice using Data for patient benefit. I hope they do that, so that Biomedical Engineers and Radiologists are used for patient diagnosis, treatment and structured surgeries.

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10 months ago

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Tasbiya Khan

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The average salary of a Radiologist is INR 24.5 LPA while the average salary of an MBBS doctor is INR 26 LPA. 

Radiologists are doctors specialising in medical imaging, so their earnings depend on experience. In general, clinical doctors earn more than Radiology doctors due to direct patient care, surgeries, etc.

Source: External source and may vary.

 

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Atul Arora

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Well, to become a doctor, Medical Anthropology is the only choice you have. You'll study how to address the wellness of people within the context of cultural, historical, and political forces.
Biological/Physical Anthropology and Forensic Anthropology are also great choices in my opinion, if you're looking for a pre-med field.

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Virajita Bisht

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Doctors enter the UK's National Health Service (NHS) at a junior level after successfully passing the PLAB exam and gaining General Medical Council (GMC) registration. Their salaries depend on their roles, number of working hours and location. 

However, the basic annual salary can be somewhere around £37,303 for working 40 hours per week. 

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