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siddhi patil
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No, it will not because last year there were lot of confusions about state CET and AIPMT. So, students who already filled form of AIPMT, they have appeared NEET phase 1 and those who unable to appear that exam will appear NEET phase 2. This year, it is clear that only NEET will be there, so no need to conduct NEET phase 2.
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Vikas TiwariSimple & Curious to reveal Nature's Kindness
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As you have already completed your BHMS. Now, you can open your clinic and start practicing and at the same time you can also pursue further studies from deemed universities.
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Harleen Bedi
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That totally depends on your interests. Please mention which subjects are you strongest in.
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Virender SharmaDeep Thinker
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Kurukshetra University is better than Maharishi Markandeshawar University.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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In medical you have MBBS, BDS, nursing, pharmacy, veterinary BAMS, BHMS, BUMS and many other things to do with. But you need to score very well for getting admission.
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Ritika Mudliyar
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Yes, you can but now you have to appear for an entrance test called NEET. It is applicable for colleges all over India.
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Sree Kumar
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It depends on your interest and future career options. M.Pharm can help you get a good job in a pharmaceutical company. Mostly in the R and D department or production unit or you can continue your academic pursuit as a lecturer/reader in a pharma College. After completing MBA in CSMM, your career options are going to get limited. You can only work in pharma sales and marketing department. In pharma sales and marketing, progression depends on hard work, competition, budgets, targets, and performance. Corporate often set unrealistic targets, and your job in marketing will be filled with immense pressure. Another option is General MBA, an
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