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See, once you get into a reputed college like MAMC (Maulana Azad Medical College) or AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences), the only thing that determines your further course or your future is your own hard work and skill.
Once you set foot in MAMC or AIIMS, you are
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Yes, you can appear for NEET UG if you pass in Biology subject in 10+2 examination. You may apply for open school such as NIOS and take Biology Exam. To apply for NEET UG you must fulfill the given criteria
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1.Physician
2.Dentist
3.Podiatrist
4.Pharmacist
5.Optometrist
6.Physician Assistant
7.Biochemist or Biophysicist
8.Veterinarian
9.Medical Scientist
10.Registered Nurse (RN)
11.Wildlife Biologist
12.Archeologist
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Nothing beats PGP courses for getting to the heart of a subject and gaining a thorough grasp of it. Education and training in this area is offered by many different institutes. If you want to get your PGP, you should go with an institution rather than a course provider. To
No you can not be called a doctor as clinical psychologists are people who have earned a master's degree in clinical psychology. Those with a Master's degree in psychology, cannot use the title "Dr" until they have a Doctorate.
Clinical psychologists are people who have earned a master's degree in clinical psychology. Those with a Master's degree in psychology, cannot use the title "Dr" until they have a Doctorate.
Hello aspirant,
Hope you are doing absolutely great.
So with regard to your query, NIOS board is a valid board and is also a recognized one. You can definitely apply for BHMS , BAMS or MBBS etc.,. medical courses. However, you need to qualify the NEET exam for this purpose.
Hello Aspirant,
For Bangalore Medical College, for sessions 1 and 2, the closing Rank 2019 was 2511 and 3512.
The closing rank for 2020 was around 4.5k.
The closing rank for 2021 was around 2k.
It is better to get around 2k rank for a safe side for a general
Nope! After the DNYS you can't be a practitioner or advisor. If you wish to be a Yogic Advisor or want to have a better career prospect ahead then going for the Bachelor of Naturopathy & Yogic Science will be a better choice.
The career choices after completion of BNYS
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