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2 years ago

The eligibility criteria for admission to the MBBS course at Sri Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Science (SLNIMS) is based on NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) results. This is because the National Medical Commission (NMC) and Medical Council of India (MCI) mandates NEET as a test

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2 years ago

The faculty members at Sri Lakshmi Narayana Institute of Medical Science are well qualified as well as experienced and the student-teacher ratio is also decent. There is an on-site hospital at SLNIMS which provides hands-on experience in dealing with different types of clinical cases. However, like

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2 years ago

No, after scoring atleast 550+ marks you can qualify NEET and take admission in government colleges.
Geetanjali University does not offer scholarships to MBBS students, it's a private college and is very expensive.

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2 years ago

Completing an MPH after obtaining an MBBS in India can significantly broaden your career opportunities and enhance your ability to contribute to public health initiatives. 

Here are some aspects of the scope and potential career paths for individuals with an MBBS and MPH in India:

  • Public Health L

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New answer posted•2 years ago

Can I do an MPH after my MBBS?

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Asked by Parul Thapa
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2 years ago

Yes, it is possible to pursue an MPH after completing MBBS. In fact, many individuals with a medical background choose to pursue an MPH to gain additional expertise in public health principles, policy, and practice.

An MPH can be particularly beneficial for medical professionals who are interested in

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Why should I study MPH course after MBBS?

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Asked by Parul Thapa
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2 years ago

MPH refers to Master of Public Health, revolves around the concepts covering public health, prevention of diseases, and promoting healthy lifestyles in communities. It is basically a graduate level degree for someone who wants to work in a managerial role in areas like public health sectors, includi

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Shubham
2 years ago

The cutoff for MBBS, at government medical colleges in Punjab, has always varied for the backward area category and shall vary every year, depending upon factors such as the number of candidates that applied for it, the difficulty of the NEET examination, and seat availability. Normally, the cut-off

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Shubham
2 years ago

The NEET score of 687 has good possibilities of getting into one of the best medical colleges in Tanjore, Thanjavur. The best that one can think of is the following:.

Thanjavur Medical College Why it's the best: One of the best medical colleges in government, Tamil Nadu, with an excellent education a

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Shubham
2 years ago

Scoring 548 in NEET 2024, you stand reasonably good in the position of being admitted to one of the self-financing MBBS colleges in Kerala. Your possibility will depend on various factors like categories  and also the cut-off for this year. Generally, this score would be competitive especially

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What is the bond policy for MBBS in VMMC?

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2 years ago

The  bond policy for MBBS in VMMC is a mandatory service agreement that students are required to sign before starting their MBBS course.Some details of bond policy are Bond Amount,Service Duration,Non-compliance Penalty,Exceptions and Exemptions,Bond Execution.

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