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New answer posted•2015-11-16 17:53:51

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2015-11-16 17:53:51
Hi Lovely,
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People are now more conscious about their carrers nowadays unlike previous generation . Being an engineer will lead you to no where unless you go and study MS or MBA . Without higher studies ,in both salery wise and respect wise your carrer doesnt amount much if you are an enginneer . MBBS
New answer posted•2015-11-16 17:40:30
Should rural internship be made compulsory for an MBBS degree?
61 Views|Posted 2015-11-16 17:40:30
Asked by Tom

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2015-11-16 17:40:30
Dear Tom,
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It should be start but should not apply it as compulsory, it will help poor people in respect of health issue, it will not only increase their living standard it will also increase GDP of the nation, man power in nation and also job opportunity. but making it compulsory may create some i
Hi,
It should be start but should not apply it as compulsory, it will help poor people in respect of health issue, it will not only increase their living standard it will also increase GDP of the nation, man power in nation and also job opportunity. but making it compulsory may create some i
New answer posted•2015-11-12 09:14:57

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2015-11-12 09:14:57
Certainly, MBBS is more in demand, though one may be interested in Dentistry
New answer posted•2015-11-10 09:50:38
Is it worth it paying one crore rupees for an MBBS seat?
100 Views|Posted 2015-11-10 09:50:38
Asked by Divya

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2015-11-10 09:50:38
If you have money, you can spend and there is no problem. But, all of us should our basics first. Let us improve at the fundamental level first. Let us try to qualify ourselves and then make use of our money.
New answer posted•2015-11-10 09:47:40
Is becoming a lecturer after pursuing MBBS good enough? Discuss.
124 Views|Posted 2015-11-10 09:47:40
Asked by Divya

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2015-11-10 09:47:40
The medical profession is associated with teaching also. Those who have specialized do teaching also at Medical Colleges.But, none chooses teaching exclusively. First and foremost, all want to be good doctors first
New answer posted•2015-11-09 20:26:20
Should rural internship be made compulsory for an MBBS degree?
66 Views|Posted 2015-11-09 20:26:20
Asked by Nidhi
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2015-11-09 20:26:20
Rural area is lacking in good medical facilities and service providers. To ensure that our villagers get the required medical attention, doctors shall commit themselves to serve rural areas too.
New answer posted•2015-11-09 20:23:53
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2015-11-09 20:23:53
MBBS is found to be more preferred by many medicine aspirants owing to the range of specialisations available afer MBBS and the sky high limit of earning potential, but BDS is not too far behind with respect to earning potential these days when personal oral hygeine is losing its meaning.
New answer posted•2015-11-03 00:24:17
Is there any provision for lateral entry in MBBS in the premier colleges across India?
350 Views|Posted 2015-11-03 00:24:17
Asked by Mini
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2015-11-03 00:24:17
There is no any provision for Lateral Entry in MBBS course in India.
New answer posted•2015-10-31 17:47:53
Is lateral entry possible in MBBS after completing BSc nursing?
622 Views|Posted 2015-10-31 17:47:53
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2015-10-31 17:47:53
No lateral entry is possible in India. It is considered in abroad only.
New answer posted•2015-10-31 17:47:06
How can I switch college and get admission in second year after completing one year of MBBS?
79 Views|Posted 2015-10-31 17:47:06
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2015-10-31 17:47:06
Switching college & university is not done so easily. But still you can contact the college where you wish to take admission & see possibility. If they have vacant seat in the second year then they will ask you to apply, else nothing can be done.