Medicine & Health Sciences

Naturopathy and BAMS are kinda similar but also super different. Both believe in natural healing and looking at body as a whole, but way they work, treatments they use and even way you study them are not same.

If you're confused about which one to go for check out table below - it breaks down main differences between two courses.

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) program after completing Class 12 standard in India. BPT course is a four-year undergraduate degree program that focuses on the study of physical therapy, rehabilitation, and related areas. 

To be eligible for admission to a BPT program in India, you typically need to have completed your 12th standard with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects. 

No BPT people can't do surgery. BPT course is mostly about non-invasive ways, physical therapy, exercises, and other ways to help patients get better, move well, reduce pain, and make body work good.

Physiotherapists don't have license for surgery. Surgery is done by doctors, especially surgeons who learn special training for surgery.

Hope this helped solving your doubt! All the best!

Start your quest for a pharmacy internship by investigating and submitting applications to neighbourhood pharmacies, hospitals, and pharmaceutical businesses. You can also take advantage of the career services or placement cell at your college. Leads can be obtained via networking with industry experts and joining pertinent internet communities or forums. Make sure your cover letter and resume are polished, emphasising your training and any relevant experience or skills.

No, the Pharm D course does not directly qualify you for MD programs, which are typically reserved for MBBS graduates.

However, if you are really passionate about the course, you may still explore related postgraduate medical programs like MD in Clinical Pharmacology or other specialised courses that align with your PharmD background.

It's crucial to research the specific eligibility criteria and entrance exams required for these programs in India.

The AIIMS Delhi Paramedical cutoff 2024 for the BSc courses at the undergraduate level has been released for last round. The AIIMS Delhi cutoff 2024 is ranged between 132 to 856 for General AI students. According to AIIMS Delhi BSc cutoff 2024, The most competitive course for the General AI category is Bachelor of Medical Radiology and Imagine Technology (MRIT) with the last round cutoff of 132. Similarly, for the OBC category, the most competitive course is again Bachelor of Medical Radiology and Imagine Technology (MRIT) with a Last Round cutoff of 150. For more information, candidates can click here.

No, a graduate with a Diploma in Pharmacy (D Pharm) is not typically referred to as a doctor. The title of "doctor" is usually reserved for individuals who have completed a doctoral-level degree such as Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD), MD (Doctor of Medicine), PhD (Doctor of Philosophy), or other doctoral degrees. 

Graduates with a D Pharm degree usually hold the title of pharmacist or pharmacy technician, depending on their specific role and responsibilities within the field of pharmacy.

Definitely, one can pursue B Pharma after completing D Pharma. The process is slightly different in terms that once a candidate completes a D Pharma, instead of taking admission to B Pharma directly and starting from the first year, the candidate can take admission to lateral entry. In this case, the candidate has to take admission in 2nd year and then the B Pharma shall be of three-year duration. This is a popular method of pursuing a B Pharma, wherein the candidates wish to expand their knowledge base as well as pursue a higher degree in Pharmacy.

Some of the high paying and also popular D Pharmacy job profiles are given below along with their annual average salaries -

Note: The salary has been taken from Ambitionbox.com