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Khushi Jaiswal

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After completing and MBBS from Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Science and Technology graduate can pursue various job opportunities including general practice specialisation through postgraduate studies and role in hospital and Health Care Organisation

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Kanishk Shukla

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No, you cannot directly pursue a DM (Doctorate of Medicine) after completing MBBS. DM is a super-specialty course that requires candidates to first complete an MD (Doctor of Medicine) in a relevant medical field.

After obtaining an MD, you can then apply for a DM in Medical in your chosen super-specialty.

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Parul Shukla

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Candidates can check the steps below if they wish to pursue DNB after MBBS:

  • Complete MBBS: Ensure you have completed your MBBS degree from a recognised medical college.
  • Eligibility Check: Confirm your eligibility for the DNB programme by reviewing the requirements set by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).
  • Choose a Specialization: Select the specialty you want to pursue (e.g., General Surgery, Pediatrics, Radiology, etc.).
  • Appear for the DNB Exam: You will have to register & then appear for the DNB CET (Common Entrance Test), which is initial step for admission.
  • Clear the Exam: If you qualify in the DNB CET, you will be eligible for t
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Yatendra Pradhan

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Yes you can pursue DNB in Medical after completing MBBS degree.

DNB is a PG Medical training course that offers specialisation in General Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery, Radiology, Orthopedics and many others.

After obtaining an MBBS degree candidates can apply for DNB courses through an entrance examination conducted by National Board of Examinations (NBE).

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Parul Thapa

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Hi,  

To change BDS to MBBS degree, you need to keep the following things in mind:

BDS to MBBS Bridge Eligibility Criteria:

  • BDS Degree Completion: Applicants should have completed a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) degree from a recognised dental college or university.
  • Valid Dental License: A valid dental license or registration with the dental council or relevant regulatory body in the candidate's country may be required to verify their professional credentials.
  • Entrance Exam: Admission to the MBBS bridge course typically requires candidates to either take an entrance exam or have their BDS scores considered. Applicants must pass this
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Parul Thapa

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Yes, pursuing an MBA after MBBS is a viable option and can be a strategic career move. An MBA complements a Medical background by developing skills in management, leadership, and business that are valuable in the healthcare industry. 

Many MBBS graduates opt for an MBA in Hospital Management, Hospital Administration, or General Management to transition into roles such as hospital management, healthcare consulting, or pharmaceutical administration. 

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