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8 years agoIs doing graduation in forensic worthless as compared to doing MD in forensic after completing MBBS?
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chandrakant solanki
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No, If you are really interested in forensic science go ahead, it has good opportunity and please never compare two courses as it has its own pros and cons.
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Jikkumon KottadilHappy to help!
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Once you complete your studies you can simply start your own clinic.
Dentistry is an evergreen field. Making money is simpler and it is comparatively less risky.
Dentistry is an evergreen field. Making money is simpler and it is comparatively less risky.
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Jikkumon KottadilHappy to help!
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B.Tech is good if you think you can clear without getting any drop.
Medical is good if you have interest in it.
Medical is good if you have interest in it.
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Nikhil Jangirphysiology expert and career advisor
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You can get admission in any good private medical college with this score.
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Nikhil Jangirphysiology expert and career advisor
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To get admission in a government medical college, the NEET cut-off for general category is 498 and above.
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Nikhil Jangirphysiology expert and career advisor
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In Aakash, NCERT is copy pasted, whereas, in Alle, Advanced+basic (NCERT) is taught. If you want to prepare for AIIMS then go with Allen.
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Jikkumon KottadilHappy to help!
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Yes, it is possible. People from Sri Lanka usually pursue MBBS from abroad.
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