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Jewel PSStudent Counselor
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Hi Susmitha,
After class 12th, you must complete your Bachelor's degree. You can pursue M.Sc after completion of your Bachelor's degree with qualifying percentage.
After class 12th, you must complete your Bachelor's degree. You can pursue M.Sc after completion of your Bachelor's degree with qualifying percentage.
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jyoti singh
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After my long search for a professional certified course on pharmacovigilance, I got into Cliniminds. Below are my views and impressions on Cliniminds:
1) Limited admission for each class. This gave us more time and flexibility to understand and interact with the teaching staff.
2) Flexibility in class timings. As I take care of family as well as clinic, the class timings were informed well ahead to plan my schedule
3) Accessibility: Cliniminds staffs are easy to contact any time to clear our doubts and other issues. They are highly responsive towards my phone calls.
4) Placement support: As informed to me, placement support was given t
1) Limited admission for each class. This gave us more time and flexibility to understand and interact with the teaching staff.
2) Flexibility in class timings. As I take care of family as well as clinic, the class timings were informed well ahead to plan my schedule
3) Accessibility: Cliniminds staffs are easy to contact any time to clear our doubts and other issues. They are highly responsive towards my phone calls.
4) Placement support: As informed to me, placement support was given t
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Vikash Jain
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BAMS cutoffs through NEET to get admission in a government college are as follows:
For excellent colleges- 380to 400+
For good colleges- 350+
For average colleges- 280-300+
For 2-star colleges- 215-230+
Private colleges only need qualifying marks in NEET and handsome amount of money.
Best of luck.
For excellent colleges- 380to 400+
For good colleges- 350+
For average colleges- 280-300+
For 2-star colleges- 215-230+
Private colleges only need qualifying marks in NEET and handsome amount of money.
Best of luck.
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rohith kola
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Bachelor of pharmacy is also a versatile course. It is also equipped with glorious aspects. Mainly, the aspects of B.Pharma is classified into two categories-
i) Industrial aspects
ii) Dispensing pharmacy
This course is mainly based on the demands of industrial purposes. If one goes for industrial job, here he/she will get an opportunity to work in manufacturing, packaging, procurement of pharmaceutical substances along with its quality control and quality assessment. Therefore, he/she can also work as QC or QA of drug product in different laboratorise and pharma industries. Besides the production, one can enter into the field of pharma
i) Industrial aspects
ii) Dispensing pharmacy
This course is mainly based on the demands of industrial purposes. If one goes for industrial job, here he/she will get an opportunity to work in manufacturing, packaging, procurement of pharmaceutical substances along with its quality control and quality assessment. Therefore, he/she can also work as QC or QA of drug product in different laboratorise and pharma industries. Besides the production, one can enter into the field of pharma
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Mehak Seth
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Following MBBS, the options that you've got are:
1: Go for post-graduation. Get inducted in a government hospital, complete your training and become a consultant.
2: Apply for a post graduate spot in a private hospitals post-graduation program, complete your training and become a consultant.
3: Go for a teaching post at a medical school.
4: Get a job as a doctor at private companies. They pay well and have minimal work load but you won't really get much success in the long run.
With all those options, I would say MBBS has a pretty good scope.
And, to know further information about the college or course, kindly visit this link mentioned below
1: Go for post-graduation. Get inducted in a government hospital, complete your training and become a consultant.
2: Apply for a post graduate spot in a private hospitals post-graduation program, complete your training and become a consultant.
3: Go for a teaching post at a medical school.
4: Get a job as a doctor at private companies. They pay well and have minimal work load but you won't really get much success in the long run.
With all those options, I would say MBBS has a pretty good scope.
And, to know further information about the college or course, kindly visit this link mentioned below
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Piyush MishraFEEL FREE TO CALL#8446739069
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As I see, your marks in NEET UG 2018 you have very less chances of get Seat in Deemed or Private Universities Colleges. Cutoff for this year for getting any private or deemed Colleges, you have to score around 450 under AIQ & 430 under state quota for Open Category. You have even less chances to get any seat, if you belong to any category under your state. You can try for paid management seat in top deemed universities.
For more details You can Let me Know On my Number.
For more details You can Let me Know On my Number.
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