Medicine & Health Sciences

There are many streams as per your qualification.

PU board marks are important because whenever you enter the medical college they firstly see your class 12th marks and NEET is very important because this exam will ensure your future in the medical field and if you have secured a good rank in it then you can a get well-ranked college. Both PUC and NEET marks are important.

Yes, you can join the same.

Nowadays, biotech has more scope as compared to BDS in terms of pay scale and demands in India and abroad.

Hello Sarthak,
If you go for B.Tech in biotechnology you will be an engineer who practice on medical things and if you go for BDS you will be a doctor in dental department so ask yourself what you want to be, a doctor or an engineer.

Hi,
1. Junior residents (perusing PG) get 64000 per month their tenure is for 3 years.
2. Senior resident who have completed PG get 74000 per month their tenure is for 3 years.
3. Pool officer (who have completed PG and senior residency) get 40000 per month they are appointed for research as well as clinical work.
4. Consultant ad hoc basis 135000 per month for 2 years, if they turn in to permanent consultant they continue on same salary.
5. Additional prof and prof are senior most they get 180 to 200000 per month.
As per new pay commission salaries are expected to increase.

Dear,
Yes, you can do courses like D.Pharma and DMLT after qualifying CET.

There is option paper in the last sem of LLB Bachelor. You can select the subject name is law in medicine. Then, you can apply for Master in law on that subject too. If possible do PhD.

Hi Sharanya,
Yes, you can pursue your Masters in hospital management. Check below the link for the list of colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-management-chp10
Hope this helps.