Medicine & Health Sciences

Hello Lokesh,
Due to the opening of large pharmaceutical companies, the future in the field of pharmacy is bright. Numerous jobs are available for pharmacists in government as well as private organizations. After completing your studies, you can easily find jobs in pharmaceutical industries, government departments, colleges and universities, hospitals, investigation and research institute etc.
Pharmacists can practice in community pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, extended care facilities, psychiatric hospitals, and regulatory agencies. Sales & Marketing job sector also hire a huge number of pharmacy graduates.
One can also work in retail stores of medicines. After registering with the state Pharmacy Council, you can open chemist/drug shop and sell medicines as per doctor's prescription.
On the other hand, B.Sc in Physiotherapy is an undergraduate course in science. The duration of the course is 3 to 4 years (depending on the University that offers the course). The course study mainly covers the method and techniques used in the eradication of diseases via physical exercises. The modern methods in physiotherapy treatment such as electrotherapy, rehabilitation therapy, etc. are also covered under the course. Further, physiotherapy also has a vast range of career options to choose. People can either work in India or go abroad and flourish their career in physiotherapy.

Hello Laxmi,
The BAMS is an undergraduate Ayurvedic is a five and a half years program that covers the study of the integrated system of modern medicine and traditional Ayurveda. The degree also includes one year of internship also. The degree course covers the study of modern anatomy, physiology, principles of medicine, social and preventive medicine, pharmacology, toxicology, forensic medicine, botany, ENT, principles of surgery, etc. along with ayurvedic topics.
The fees structure would be dependent on the college you are applying for this course. A government college fees would be less than a private college. Average fees for the course can be in the range of Rs.35,000-45,000/annum.
The eligibility for the course is as follows:
The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing a B.A.M.S. (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery) degree is qualifying 10+2 or equivalent examination, with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and preferably Sanskrit as subjects studied, along with a reasonably high percentage of marks in the aggregate and clearing the different national and state level entrance exams such as:
All India Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Entrance Exam (AIPMT) conducted by Central Board of Secondary Examination (CBSE), Delhi on a national level.
Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Entrance Exam.
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Entrance Exam.
Selection to the B.A.M.S. (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine & Surgery) degree course is based on marks secured in the final merit I.e. total marks aggregated in the final exams of 10+2 and the entrance exam.

Dear Kishore,
The Royal College has been conducting its overseas post-graduate course, preparing trainees to take the final component of the FRCS which is now called Membership of Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) examination.
To pass MRCS, you must have worked in four different specialities for at least six months. Out of these A&E should be from UK. To do A&E, you must pass PLAB and get GMC Registration.
So if you have completed MBBS from Georgia, Ukraine, Russia, Philippines or even India, you need to apply for PLAB exam, practice for required number of years in UK, get license then proceed gradually to MRCS or FRCS.
Ensure that the university you are studying from is listed with WHO and MCI. Another major factor is the quality of education at the university, which will enable you in preparing well for licensure exams.
TSMU, Georgia is a good university. Though I recommend you to explore more options.
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