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Rakhi Agrawal
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
Thankfully you decided earlier that you are not interested in doing MMBS. But you need not to worry there are several other courses which offers the career option for the medical aspirants. Some of them I'm listing below:
BDS: Dental course
BHMS: Homeopathic course
BAMS: Ayurvedic course
BSMS: Siddha course
BUMS: Unani course
BPT: Physiotherapy course
BNYS: Naturopathy course.
Thankfully you decided earlier that you are not interested in doing MMBS. But you need not to worry there are several other courses which offers the career option for the medical aspirants. Some of them I'm listing below:
BDS: Dental course
BHMS: Homeopathic course
BAMS: Ayurvedic course
BSMS: Siddha course
BUMS: Unani course
BPT: Physiotherapy course
BNYS: Naturopathy course.
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S.L. Abhipsa
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In the recent times, BPT course has been withdrawn from the circular of courses available in any AIIMS throughout the country. So, you cannot apply to AIIMS.
All the best.
All the best.
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Ramit Arora
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Eligibility for BMLT
Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to fulfill the following eligibility criteria
10+2 or equivalent qualification in the Science stream, completed from a recognised educational Board. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the 10+2 level. Physics, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics as the main subjects of study at the 10+2 level. Candidates awaiting their Senior Secondary examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.
Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to fulfill the following eligibility criteria
10+2 or equivalent qualification in the Science stream, completed from a recognised educational Board. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates) at the 10+2 level. Physics, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics as the main subjects of study at the 10+2 level. Candidates awaiting their Senior Secondary examinations results are also eligible to apply on provisional basis.
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Anandita Verma
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Surely, one can opt for doing MBA after doing MBBS. Depends if they wish to do it for just fulfilling personal wants and dreams or for professional reasons - such as opening a hospital and medical Science chain. The financial part and management part behind establishing and operating a hospital business would better be understood in MBA. Some good MBA colleges are located in India. One about which I have heard good things is LM Thapar School of Management. It is located in Dera Bassi, Mohalli. They have a beautiful campus with all kind of facilities from academic to personality building/extra-curricular ones. Their academic curriculum
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Ramit Arora
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Yes, optometry is offered under Singhania University, check out the link below for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/singhania-university-jhunjhunu-23718/courses/medicine-and-health-sciences-s.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/singhania-university-jhunjhunu-23718/courses/medicine-and-health-sciences-s.
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The Lost Soul
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Step 1: determine your mind that you are ready to give your heart and soul to it. Even ready to spend 1 to 1.5 years with reading.
Step 2: determine if you want to take UPSC coaching or self study. (My suggestion if you have your blood relation know about or in preparation of UPSC take their suggestion or go for coaching classes) and must know that institute is just for guidance and you only have to study. (Have it in mind, it helps)
Step 3: Start seeing daily news at night in Rajya Sabha TV at 9 pm from today itself. (Available on YouTube)
Step 4: Have policy of one subject one book and don't heap up books.
Step 5: thorough revision of
Step 2: determine if you want to take UPSC coaching or self study. (My suggestion if you have your blood relation know about or in preparation of UPSC take their suggestion or go for coaching classes) and must know that institute is just for guidance and you only have to study. (Have it in mind, it helps)
Step 3: Start seeing daily news at night in Rajya Sabha TV at 9 pm from today itself. (Available on YouTube)
Step 4: Have policy of one subject one book and don't heap up books.
Step 5: thorough revision of
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mehak khanna
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Admission process of B.Pharma course varies from college to college. Some Institutes admit students on basis of Merit and some of them conduct entrance exams.
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