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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
The per year cost of a JD programme at Monash University is around AUD 49,200 (INR 27.5 L), per data curated from official sources.
Moreover, students must also take into the cost of living in Melbourne, which ranges between AUD 675-2,026 (INR 38 K-INR 1.13 L) per week.
Conversion Rate: 1 AUD = INR 56.10
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
A 3 year JD programme at Osgoode Hall Law costs about CAD 41,916 (INR 26.3 L), per data curated from official sources. Moreover, international students are also required to pay an ancilliary fees of around CAD 1,253 (INR 78.5 K).
Given below is a detailed breakdown of the tuition fees for some other popular law courses at York University:
| Student | Fees in CAD (Per term) | Fees in INR (Per term) |
|---|---|---|
| Domestic full-time PhD & LLM | CAD 1,723 | INR 1.1 L |
| International full-time LLM | CAD 6,572 | INR 4.1 L |
| International full-time PhD | CAD 6,297 | INR 3.95 L |
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10 months agoContributor-Level 7
Yes Manshi, you can definitely do M.Sc in Nutrition after B.Sc in Biology, and it has good scope. Since you have a biology background, you're eligible for most programs. Nutrition is a growing field, with opportunities in hospitals, health clinics, research, NGOs, the food industry, and even freelancing.
If you become a registered dietitian, your chances in clinical roles increase. People are more health-conscious now, so qualified nutritionists are in demand. Just make sure to choose a good college and consider internships or certifications along the way.
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10 months agoContributor-Level 10
Becoming an eye surgeon involves a clear and long-term academic path starting right after Class 12:
Step 1: Take Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in 12th.
Step 2: Clear NEET-UG and complete MBBS (5.5 years).
Step 3: Appear for NEET-PG and specialize in MS Ophthalmology.
Step 4: Optional fellowships in super-specialties post-MS.
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
These three surgical roles differ in training, specialization, and types of procedures performed.
Aspect | General Surgeon | Plastic Surgeon | Cosmetic Surgeon |
|---|---|---|---|
Training | MS/DNB in General Surgery | MCh/DNB in Plastic Surgery | Usually Plastic Surgeons or Dermatologists |
Focus Area | Abdomen, hernia, appendix, etc. | Reconstruction, burns, trauma, aesthetics | Aesthetics: rhinoplasty, liposuction, Botox |
Surgery Type | Life-saving and general procedures | Reconstructive + Cosmetic | Elective cosmetic procedures |
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
Plastic Surgery training is rigorous, and aspirants often face academic, emotional, and physical challenges during their residency.
Managing high expectations in complex surgical cases.
Coping with long work hours, night shifts, and physical fatigue.
Balancing academic studies with clinical responsibilities.
Dealing with patient satisfaction, especially in cosmetic cases where expectations can be unrealistic.
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