Medicine & Health Sciences

The disadvantages of studying MBBS in foreign countries are as follows :
- Language Barrier
- Recognition of your degree by other countries
- Employment after education
- Reverse culture shock
- Expensive.

Hi Rohit,
Here is the link for the list of MBA in Hospital Management Colleges: https://www.shiksha.com/search/?q=MBA+in+health+management&sb.

Hello Nikku, Yes, from this year onwards admissions to B.A. M. S. as well as BHMS will be based on ranking in NEET.

Yes, you can get admission in B.Pharma with 83 marks in CET and 68% in 12th Standard.

Other than MBBS, you can pursue B.A. M. S., B.Sc. Nursing, B.Pharma, BDS, etc.
All the best.

Hi,
Unfortunately, you can not get admission in BPT without appearing in NEET. The only way to get admission is NEET.

Hi there,
If you don't take part in the 2nd round of ComedK then it will get updated to the 2nd extended round but ComedK's extended round is introduced from the last year only so please check all the details on the official website of ComedK and then only proceed.
Hope this helps.

Hi Rahul, If you want to do M.Sc. In Agricultural, then you should have a Bachelor's Degree in Agriculture or Horticulture or Forestey from a recognised university in india. Also, you must have passed the degree with minimum 50% marks. And the most important think is percentage preferably in Science Stream.

No, it's not good after B.Sc non-medical. I think you should try to crack civil service exams.

You can work as an MR with a pharmaceutical company, open your own medical shop or get a job in hospitals.