Medicine & Health Sciences

Yes, it does includes maths. The basic principles of scientific math and statistics are also necessary.

If you have the potential to manage both the course, then do the same. Both the courses are poles apart, so you don't need to worry about dos and don'ts.

The courses offered in the Ophthalmology are MD, MS and DOMS. On completion of the programme with good percentage, they need to do their internship. Further, they can step on to their career as renowned Ophthalmologists.

Hello Abhinna,
It is good to hear that you like this course.
People who want to do MBA, most of them don't like these departments because they feel this course is tough and some think that this line would not suit them.
I appreciate that choose this course. Yes, the level of exposure is good for the students who opted for this course and would get good jobs at the right place. There are many good colleges available for the same on https://Shiksha.com.

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1) Holistic Doula Certificate
2) Natural Health Certificate
3) Training Course in Neonatology
4) Diploma of Holistic Nutrition
5) Diploma of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
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7) Pharmacy Assistant Program
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Hi Keerthi
Are you asking about D.Pharma or Pharm D?

Hi Tanya,
You can pursue graduation in pharmacy.

No, you cannot. You don't become a physician. You will be deemed as a pharmacist after completing B.Pharm. For more details, kindly check the official website of PCI.

You need to score a minimum of 60 percent marks in B.Pharm.

The fee structure of D.Pharm varies from 45000 to 65000 rupees per annum.