I got IT in Jaypee Noida and cse in MIT Bengaluru. What should I choose

Ans: There are possibilities for BDS and BAMS in private colleges, and all courses are viable options:
- For MBBS, further education is required.
- For BDS, specialization requires pursuing a PG degree and potentially becoming an entrepreneur.
- BAMS allows for starting a manufacturing company while also practicing. If you work in the government sector as a physician, you could easily become a drugs inspector for AYUSH. The choice is yours.
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Ans: HI Picheswara,
I think most universities have started implementing the National Education Policy (NEP). This policy is beneficial for students who want the flexibility to change their courses. However, once the timeline ends, recognition will be canceled.

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Ans: both are private universities. When choosing a course, it’s essential not to focus solely on monetary aspects. Consider the facilities and faculty members. Compare course details and syllabi. Look for experienced and stable faculty, as inadequate compensation can affect faculty retention in an institute. Facilities can be scaled back significantly, so these three factors are crucial for deciding on a college. Since private management often dictates expenses based on tuition fees, it's wise to review the universities' websites, rather than relying on reviews and rankings.
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Ans: Hi Chandra,

Which state do you belong to?

Actually, a NEET score is not required for Pharm D admissions in Tamil Nadu. In some states, it falls under state counseling. Instead of opting for direct Pharm D, you could consider joining as a lateral entry after completing your B.Pharm. The main advantages include:

As a Pharm D graduate, you will have clinical knowledge ALONE but not as much expertise. By entering through lateral entry, you will gain industrial knowledge, which includes manufacturing, quality control, quality assurance, and clinical experience. This can provide additional benefits during placements for B.Pharm and Pharm D graduates.

In a B.Pharm program, she will study basic pharmaceutical science subjects for a full four years, while in Pharm D, the maximum study period is three years and may not cover the material in as much depth. Therefore, it's better for her to start with B.Pharm and then pursue Pharm D later.

While studying, it’s crucial that she interacts with physicians. She should also learn how to prepare clinical protocols, as this is often lacking in current graduates. When considering admissions, it’s advisable to interact with the teachers to understand how faculty engage with physicians. Find out how many hours students participate in hospitals, specifically ward rounds, and discuss clinical cases. Additionally, inquire about the clinical and academic PERCEPTORS (SPECIALLY CLINICAL), and how students can gain expertise to be employable in hospitals.
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Ans: HI Nirmala madam,
Bit difficult.
Try for private colleges.

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