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Vikas TiwariSimple & Curious to reveal Nature's Kindness

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Yes, it is a great choice. You will be paid to serve those, who can't speak. This will provide stability in your life.

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Shyam YadavStudy Abroad - Achievers Point

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Russia is a better option than Philippines. Many Russian medical universities have good brand value.

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Smriti Vats

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In some cases, reservation system is useful i.e. in registration fees of some exams. But reservation system should be according to the financial circumstances not according to the caste system. And after MBBS, we should prefer those who have better skills and knowledge.

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Rania Khan

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Private medical colleges conduct no exam for NRIs. MCI regulation suggests that for every MBBS seat student need to take NEET exam. The rule is same for NRIs too, but as per the latest news, the debate is still on. So we should wait for the final decision.

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Rania Khan

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There are a lot of career opportunities available after completing BHMS. The homoeopathic clinical practice is becoming more standardised and also there is a rapid growth of homoeopathic pharmaceutical industries. It will have a direct influence on the sudden rise of employment in the field of homoeopathy. The BHMS graduates can practice medicine by starting their own clinics or can work in the homoeopathic hospitals.

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Rania Khan

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The first requirement to open a chemist shop/pharmacy is to become a pharmacist and get yourself registered with the Pharmacy Council of India. You need to have some knowledge of medicines. The minimum educational qualification required is Diploma in pharmacy.

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Rania Khan

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As per the media reports, there have been some changes in the application process.

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Rania Khan

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Many companies prefer B.Pharm graduates for this job as they have very good knowledge of medicines. Some companies hire life science graduates or MBA graduates for this job.

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