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Tasbiya Khan

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B.J. Medical College, Ahmedabad takes the crown here. It regularly closes at some of the lowest ranks in the entire state, sometimes within the first 2,000-3,000 ranks. Medical College Baroda is the next the toughest competitor. Both are old, reputed government colleges with strong faculty and hospital exposure. If you're aiming here, you need a near-perfect NEET score. Everyone wants a seat in these two colleges.

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Bhavya Jain

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You can't. You need an MBBS degree to prescribe allopathic medicine. You can pursue other alternatives like diabetes management and metabolic care through Ayurvedic, Homeopathy or AYUSH channels.

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Bhavya Jain

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An MBBS doctor can treat diabetic issues as a general physician without needing a Diabetology Diploma or certificate. But, to be able to practice as a Diabetologist after MBBS, you will need a recognised PG medical degree like MD in General Medicine or a DM in Endocrinology under National Medical Commission regulations.

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Bhavya Jain

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The PharmD syllabus is much more similar to B Pharmacy and M Pharm as compared to MBBS.
In MBBS you will learn Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology which all are common with Pharm D. However, anatomy will not include practicals (cadaver dissections) but will include practicals. Physiology and other subject syllabus and practicals are more or less the same amongst them.

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Bhavya Jain

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No, an MBBS is generally considered more intense and stressful than a Pharm D degree. Both are long and demanding healthcare programs, they focus on different core concepts and problems. The concept of tough and easy ultimately depends on the student.

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Tasbiya Khan

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BMLT can be a good backup option, but it's best chosen out of genuine interest in lab sciences, not just as a fallback. The career path, skills, and daily work are quite different from clinical medicine.

 

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Swati Pandey

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Specific demographic data detailing the number of Odia students enrolled in the MBBS 2025 batch at AIIMS Deoghar is not publicly available.

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Swati Pandey

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Specific demographic data detailing the number of Odia students enrolled in the MBBS 2025 batch at AIIMS Deoghar is not publicly available.

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Anubha

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The tuition fee for studying at Bridgetown International University is around INR 65 lakhs- INR 77 Lacs for Indian students. This is just the tuition fee in addition to the tuition fee, there is an acceptance fee of INR 4.35 Lacs too. The Cost of living in Barbados at Bridgetown is also around INR 1.5 Lacs per month. The tuition fee for Bridgetown International University is still less than that of the private medical colleges in India.

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