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Santosh Kumar sahoo

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Both are postgraduation degrees with their own specializations. Their are differences between them, such as MS is a PG Degree in general surgery where as MD is a PG degree in general medicine. Both can be pursued after MBBS.

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Swati mishra

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Courses like dermatology surgery and orthopedic are great in terms of both career and money.

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Swati mishra

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Yes it is a good decision and yes student get a good job in India too.

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Swati mishra

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The MBBS is a complete course and there is MD in radiology and surgery.

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Alok Dubey

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All medical graduates in India are required to complete a one-year internship after completing their MBBS degree. After completing the internship, medical graduates can apply for postgraduate courses in their chosen specialties. Many state governments and medical colleges in India have bond policies that require students to sign a bond committing them to work in a designated healthcare facility for a specified period after completing their postgraduate course. These bond policies may vary from state to state and even from one medical college to another. If you need more specific information about the bond policy for PG courses after MB
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Nilesh Nahar

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Key Highlights for DMRD
Full Form: Diploma in Medical Radio Diagnosis
Duration: 2 years
Minimum Eligibility: MBBS
Admission Process: Merit-based or Entrance-Based
Top Entrance Exams: NEET PG, AI APGET. Top Colleges: CMC Vellore, Seth GS Medical College Mumbai, PGIMS Rohtak. Top Career Prospects: Radiologist, Medical Imaging Technologist, Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Radiologic Technologist. Eligibility Criteria for Diploma in Medical Radio-diagnosis (D. M. R. D). Students who have obtained an M. B. S. degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from a recognised university or college can register for this programme. As a selection factor
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Deeksha Dixit

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Indian Railway Medical Services is a reputed career in the railways. As a medical officer, you join the Indian Railway Health Services (IRHS) as an assistant divisional medical officer. The following are the advantages of Indian Railway Medical Services:
1. Salary: At the entry level, you are paid the same as a Group A Junior Scale Level 10 employee in the central government. This salary is roughly equal to Rs. 67,000 per month initially.
2. Promotion: You will be assured of time-bound promotion after serving particular years in the IRHS. With promotions, you can advance to the position of chairmen of medical boards.
3. Perks: You get m
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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You should take the decision as per your interest, comforts and future goal. Since you have already pursued B.Sc. In Nursing field, so it will be easy for you to continue your studies in the same field. If you opt for MBBS field now, all the three years of B.Sc. In Nursing will be a complete waste since MBBS is different from nursing. However, if you want to pursue MBBS then you should go for your goal. This will give you better job satisfaction in the future and you can enjoy your work. However, you should be ready to compromise the three years of nursing course for this. Hence, think, analyze and then take a decision because at the e
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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MBBS fees ranges from INR 5,00,000 to INR 50,00,000 and after successful completion of MBBS candidates have several job opportunities after MBBS. They can become a doctor in private and government hospitals, railways, and armed forces. Students can even go for postgraduate medical degrees such as MD Medicine or pursue MBA after MBBS for better career opportunities.
Start a Job - Many MBBS graduates look for a job immediately after completing their course in this field. There are plenty of job opportunities for doctors as the need for them never ends anywhere, anytime, or at anyplace. They can work in renowned companies and in top job p
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

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Physiotherapy candidate have a good career option in India or even abroad. Healthcare and its technology upgrade often. They need specialised profession in most of the health category and Physio is one of them. You must know that both courses are good and both are tougher, the only thing is that subjects will be different for the two courses plus you need the same dedication and hardwork for success.

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