Medicine & Health Sciences

Some of the best paramedical courses after graduation are as follows:
1) M.Sc. Medical Biochemistry: It's a 3-year course which is pursued by completing B.Sc. The students enrolling for this course must have a three-year graduation degree with Biochemistry or Chemistry as their main subject, as well as Biology as ancillary subject. The minimum score criteria to pursue this course is 55% marks in undergraduate.
2) M.Sc. Medical, Microbiology: It's also a three-year program which requires B.Sc. degree from a recognised university with minimum 55% marks. The students must have Microbiology as their main subject with Physics and Chemistry as ancillary subjects.
3) Bachelor of Physiotherapy: It's a 4.5 years program which requires the students to pass the HSC examination conducted by the State Board with a minimum of 50% marks. The candidates must have Chemistry and Biology / Physics as their main subject with English as ancillary subject.

Hi Pawan,
The most important factor here is the quality of education. If you are getting good education after paying hefty fees in private college and if it is affordable for you, then you should take it up in India else you can consider going abroad.
The Indian government is very soon about to implement exit exam (NEXT) for Indian doctors before they start practice in India or go for PG. So doctors with poor knowledge will struggle to pass as quality of education is not up to mark at every college in India.
Even abroad you should choose reputed colleges with good experience in teaching foreign students. That will help you in clearing MCI screening exam and even other licensure exams across the world.
Ensure you fill MCI form and submit at MCI office before leaving the country, if you choose to study abroad.
To get Free Admission Guidance for MBBS abroad, you can fill this form:
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Admissions are open for September Intake.