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Afzal Ajmeri
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It depends upon your age. 25 years for general category and 30 years for reserved category can give NEET exam.
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hi Vishnu,
You have to start from scratch, probably do a Bachelor's degree in nursing besides fulfilling other pre-requisite courses. If you did not have biology in class 12th thing will be difficult. You should start emailing colleges abroad and enquire about the possibilities.
You have to start from scratch, probably do a Bachelor's degree in nursing besides fulfilling other pre-requisite courses. If you did not have biology in class 12th thing will be difficult. You should start emailing colleges abroad and enquire about the possibilities.
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rohith kola
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You are eligible to get into the field of psychology after completing B.Sc. You can choose psychology through distance mode. There are several courses in psychology like:
Cognitive Psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Rehabilitation psychology
Forensic Psychology
Educational Psychology
Stress Management and Counseling
Social psychology
Research Methodology and Psychometrics
Environmental psychology
Cognitive Psychology
Industrial and Organizational Psychology
Rehabilitation psychology
Forensic Psychology
Educational Psychology
Stress Management and Counseling
Social psychology
Research Methodology and Psychometrics
Environmental psychology
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Mehak Seth
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Following MBBS, the options that you've got are:
1: Go for post-graduation. Get inducted in a government hospital, complete your training and become a consultant.
2: Apply for a post graduate spot in a private hospitals post-graduation program, complete your training and become a consultant.
3: Go for a teaching post at a medical school.
4: Get a job as a doctor at private companies. They pay well and have minimal work load but you won't really get much success in the long run.
With all those options, I would say MBBS has a pretty good scope.
And, to know further information about the college or course, kindly visit this link mentioned below
1: Go for post-graduation. Get inducted in a government hospital, complete your training and become a consultant.
2: Apply for a post graduate spot in a private hospitals post-graduation program, complete your training and become a consultant.
3: Go for a teaching post at a medical school.
4: Get a job as a doctor at private companies. They pay well and have minimal work load but you won't really get much success in the long run.
With all those options, I would say MBBS has a pretty good scope.
And, to know further information about the college or course, kindly visit this link mentioned below
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
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Both are best in terms of placement, faculty members, facilities and campus environment.
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