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a year agoContributor-Level 10
No, you cannot become a Doctor after an MSc in Biochemistry. If you want to be a Doctor, MBBS is the medical programme you should opt for. An MSc in Biochemistry will not qualify you to practice medicine as a Doctor. Instead, you can go for the Research or Pharmaceutical sectors as a Biochemist.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Candidates can see process of becoming a doctor in India below -
Complete Class 12
Clear the NEET UG exam
Complete MBBS degree
Do 1 year internship
Take NEET PG (for further studies)
Pick a specialization (optional)
Register with the Medical Council
Do residency training
Get your medical license
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
A great and attainable aimbition is to become a doctor, and many people with impairedment have succeeded in this field. Determine whether you are psychologically and physically prepared for the rigors of medical practice and study. Look at medical schools and other establishments that have a reputation for supporting students with disabilities and having inclusive polisies. Get in touch with your medical school's disability services office to set up any necessary adjustments (Such as note-taking help or assoisstance facilities). Learn about physicians who have overcome obstacles to succeed in their careers. Their experiences can serve
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
On average, a BHMS doctor starting out in their career might earn anywhere from INR 20,000 to INR 40,000 per month. With experience and expertise, this salary can increase significantly.
Further, the salary of a BHMS doctor in India can vary depending on various factors such as the doctor's experience, location of practice, type of employment (private practice, hospital, government job, etc.), and the demand for Homeopathic services in that particular area.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Allopathy and Homoeopathy are distinguished by the sort of education and credentials held by each doctor. Allopathic physicians have a medical licence and are permitted to prescribe medications made from chemical substances. Allopathic treatments include prescription drugs such as antibiotics, pain relievers, migraine meds, chemotherapy, blood pressure medications, and others. Homoeopathic doctors use low-dose medications to strengthen the immune system, which will then be better prepared to fight the sickness. To put it another way, a sick person is exposed to other illnesses that are similar to theirs but are only mild, in order for
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, it is possible to pursue medical education and become a doctor after completing a BSc in Nursing from KGMU. However, the process involves several steps and requires awareness of specific requirements.
In India, admission to medical schools is primarily through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test . Therefore, you will need to prepare for NEET.
Once you pass NEET, you can enroll in an MBBS programme, which typically lasts around five and a half years and includes both pre-clinical and clinical training.
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a year ago
Contributor-Level 10
Brunel University fees for MSc Physician Assosciate programme is £23,615 for international students. This amounts to roughly INR 23 lakh. The duration of this course is 2 years. While pursuing this course, students are going to learn to carry out a range of medical activities such as physical examinations, medical histories, and diagnostic therapeutic procedures. On top of this, students are going to learn how to interpret test results, diagnose illness, and develop treatment and management plans.
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a year agoBeginner-Level 2
For appearing in NEET entrance exam one needs to have the general qualification. Candidates must pass in 12th class with higher than 50% marks in the stream of Science with physics, chemistry, and biology as cumpulsory subjects. If you have all these qualifications you can certainly give the exam but it is a very hard to crack exam.
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