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Dipti Phapal
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yes bds is not bad bt I heard there 'll no jobs for next 5yr batches.so be careful
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dharmendra maurya12th pass
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Respected dear ,from my knowledge please take admissions in Pune because in Pune college are good for study and valuable for pharmacy
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Chetna S
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Hi
After MBBS, you may pursue Master of Science program or a Ph.D. program as these are extremely beneficial for future careers in medical Science, as they place additional emphasis on laboratory work, as well as original research.
Prospective medical scientists who attend medical school spend most of the first 2 years doing laboratory work and taking courses such as anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, pharmacology, psychology, microbiology, pathology, medical ethics, and medical law.
Medical scientists continue their education with postdoctoral work at universities or with federal agencies. Postdoctoral work provides valuable lab experien
After MBBS, you may pursue Master of Science program or a Ph.D. program as these are extremely beneficial for future careers in medical Science, as they place additional emphasis on laboratory work, as well as original research.
Prospective medical scientists who attend medical school spend most of the first 2 years doing laboratory work and taking courses such as anatomy, biochemistry, physiology, pharmacology, psychology, microbiology, pathology, medical ethics, and medical law.
Medical scientists continue their education with postdoctoral work at universities or with federal agencies. Postdoctoral work provides valuable lab experien
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