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Confused about future after BDS: India or UK?

Dr Pananjay K Tiwari |86 Answers |Ask -Follow

Study Abroad Expert - Answered on Aug 13, 2024

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Question by Trupti on Jul 15, 2024Hindi

Career

Hello , i have done my bds from Mumbai and now i am confused whether to invest for mds in india or practice in Abroad and invest in giving the overseas exam in uk Which will be more profitable?

Ans: Both options have potential; pursuing MDS in India can lead to a specialized career locally, while practicing in the UK after passing the overseas exam may offer higher earning potential and international exposure.. Best regards
Dr Pananjay
Founder, Shree Overseas Education
www.shreeoverseaseducation.com

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Asked by Anonymous - Feb 09, 2024Hindi

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What are the options available for higher studies in US, European Countries, Singapore and Australia after doing BDS in India. Which one wud be better?

Ans: Hello sir/madam. I would like to thank you for reaching us out.
After completing a Bachelor’s in Dental Surgery (BDS) in India, there are several options for higher studies in countries like the US, European countries, Singapore, and Australia.

USA: Dental schools in the USA offer advanced dental programs that allows you to pursue Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) degree.

European Countries: European countries do offer postgraduate training programs in dental specialities, such as Orthodontics, Endodontics, Periodontics, and Oral Surgery.

Singapore: As a dental student, you have the choice to pursue Master of Dental Surgery(MDS) from the prestigious The National University of Singapore.

Australia: Australian universities do offer postgraduate programs with specialisations including Orthodontics, Endodontics, Oral Surgery and a lot more.

Talking about the best option, well it depends on your career goals, your preferences in location and lifestyle, financial considerations , etc

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Question by Shristi - Jul 30, 2024Hindi

Career

Hey I am currently studying bds in India and I want to pursue mds abroad..I wanted to know what is procedure and can a person go directly after bds or has to have some practice

Ans: Hi Shristi,

Greetings!

Yes, you can pursue MDS abroad too. Before that, why don't you earn your master's degree in India? There are many institutions with experienced faculty here. If you decide to pursue this path, visit the websites of your selected universities, prepare your resume, collect the Letters of Recommendation (LORs), and proceed.

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Question by Yashwantha - Aug 19, 2024Hindi

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Sir bds(dental) is good choice in india or can I go to abroad for mbbs ?

Ans: Dear Mr. Yashwantha, MBBS or BDS , both are good , however it is general conception is MBBS means more acceptance and respect as well as higher earning scopes but BDS is not bad but it is always the 2nd option for many. as top rank holders prefer MBBS . So you try through NEET if you can go to countries like China / Ukraine / Russia / Bangladesh / Kazhakistan it is ok but considering risk factors of war like situations , I would suggest you to stay in India and try your luck here only.

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Question by Sujit - Aug 28, 2024Hindi

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Good day Sir. My son is in final year MBBS and shall graduate in 2025 and complete his compulsory internship in a April 2026 . He does not prefer Family Medicine or paediatric medicine and he has not finalized his passion for any particular stream yet. He wants to do his Masters from UK or USA. I understand USMLE is required for USA and PLAB is required for UK studies. My queries are : 1. What are expenses for completing USMLE and PLAB ? 2. What are possibilities of getting Residencies in USA / UK ? 3. Shall he require additional financial support after getting Residencies ? Pros and Cons of studies in both the countries ? 5. Any specific requirement for studies abroad ? 6. Finally, your suggestion as to where my son should do his Masters after completing his MBBS in India ? I shall appreciate your valuable guidance . Thanks and regards Sujit Roy

Ans: Hi Sujit,
Hello,

I am pleased to learn that your son will be completing his MBBS next year and is considering pursuing higher education. From your query, it seems that you are contemplating whether he should pursue his higher education abroad. There are several factors that need to be taken into consideration before making a decision. Some of these factors include:

1. He will need to clear the USMLE or PLAB exams, which will require dedicated effort. Until he completes these exams, he will require both financial and moral support.

2. The specialization he is interested in pursuing is a crucial factor to consider.

3. The choice of university will also play a significant role, as it may impact the availability of financial aid.

4. Additionally, it is important to weigh the pros and cons of studying in the USA or the UK and make an informed decision based on the specifics of each country.

Ultimately, the decision about his higher education should be made based on your financial circumstances and the support that can be provided without undue strain.

But i feel USA is better option when compare to UK.

"All the best to your son for his future endeavors."

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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 10, 2024Hindi

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Hi, I am 56 with a take home salary of about 5L per month and expect to retire in 4 years. I have about 1.2 cr in PF+PPF and 4 properties worth 2.5Cr. Cash in hand 40L and equity worth 25L. From Jan24, investing about 2L per month in MF + Shares + others and wish to continue to next 4 years. Daughter is working and likely to get married in next 2 years (anticipate a spend of 35L). Son will join MBBS in 2 years with expected fee of 30L per year. Have no loans and well covered for mediclaim and term insurance. Am i covered for the expenses? Please suggest ...

Ans: Hello;

Your PF+PPF balance you can keep untouched so it may grow into a corpus of 1.6 Cr(7.5% growth rate assumed) + regular contributions over 4 years, at the end of your work life.

At your age I recommend you to resist temptation of dealing in direct stocks or even pure equity mutual funds due to the very high risk of volatility.

I propose you to put 30 L(6 month pay coverage) as emergency fund in ICICI Pru Liquid fund(Best returns on 6M criteria)+ facility of instant redemption upto 50K & balance T+1 working day.

10 L balance from cash in hand + 25 L of stock holdings could be invested in Tata money market debt fund(best returns on 1 year criteria). Both these funds have moderate & low to moderate risk profile respectively. This will serve as your corpus for daughter's marriage and grow for 2 years in the meanwhile.

The 2L investment per month which you have began from Jan-24 is expected to go into MF sip+ direct stocks+ other.

For the other investment you are the best judge but here again I would humbly appeal to you to avoid equity MFs and direct stocks considering your age and high risks associated with these asset type direct exposure.

I propose you to invest in equity savings fund instead which are less riskier then pure equity funds and can yield decent return too. I recommend two funds in this category with best returns on 5 yr criteria & AUM above 1K Cr. Mirae Asset equity savings fund and Kotak equity savings fund.

A 2 L sip into these two funds for 4 years will yield a corpus of 1.16 Cr (Modest return of 9% considered). This will fully cover the cost of education for your son.

The best aspect of your financial planning which I admire and respect is No loans, well covered for mediclaim, term insurance and investment in real estate.

I have given my opinion, ultimately you are the best judge.

Feel free to revert in case of any query.

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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 17, 2024Hindi

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Sir I am btech - industrial biotechnology (4 years ) student. Now I'm in 3 rd year . My family financial situations didn't ain't me study msc or mtech or going abroad. So.. I'm planning to work hard for an year to get government job in my biotech field. However, biotech in india is just in it's initial stages . I didn't find good jobs in biotech industry for graduates and I even google many times about this concern. Could you please guide me ? What are best rated - government and private jobs in biotechnology field for biotech graduates ? I want each of jobs list If not any other alternatives ? What are the entrance exams I can appear for mtech pursuing at free of cost in India ? Is there any entrance exams to get a govt job in biotech field for graduates ? I'm bothered with many quests???????? I'm so... Worried about my career . Hope I'll get my answers from your team as soon as possible Thank you ????

Ans: Biotechnology graduates can apply for various positions in government organizations, research institutes, and labs. Below are some of the key government organizations where biotechnology graduates can find jobs:

Government Organizations:
Department of Biotechnology (DBT)
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Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
National Institute of Immunology (NII)
All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
Biotech Consortium India Limited (BCIL)
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)
Indian Institute of Technology (IITs) as technical assistants or lab technicians
Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO)
Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO)
Public sector units (PSUs) like Bharat Immunologicals and Biologicals Corporation Limited (BIBCOL)

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GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering): Scores in the Biotechnology paper can help you get into prestigious institutes like IITs and NITs for M.Tech with scholarships.
DBT JRF BET: Provides a fellowship to pursue a PhD in biotechnology.
ICMR JRF: For research fellowship and PhD positions.
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Hello Sir, I had invested money with a broker. However after paying all the taxes and everything. They are not returning my money. Please let me know what steps I can take against them

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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 09, 2024Hindi

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Hi I am 44 years old working for almost 21years now. I have accumulated close to1.6Cr of corpus through diversified portfolio in FD, MF, Stocks etc. I am undergoing health issue post recovery from a major illness and not able to mentally and physically cope up with the demand of the Job which is paying me around 2.5L/Month. I want to settle for a less demanding job even at 50% lesser salary. With my current corpus how to invest it so that i get a monthly interest to maintain my current lifestyle without reducing my corpus.

Ans: You can buy immediate annuity from an insurance company for your corpus of 1.6 Cr as joint holding by you and your spouse and return of purchase price to you, your spouse or nominee either after completion of tenure or expiry of the annuity holder/s.

Assuming modest rate of 6% will yield you a monthly income of 80K per month(pre-tax).

You can always negotiate and shop to get a better rate for your annuity.

If you suppliment this with low stress, less exertion job at 50% of your current salary you will have monthly income of 1.25 L + 0.8L = 2.05 L per month.

Although annuity rates are typically lower you can lock them for a longer tenure.

Most companies or banks offer 5 year FDs.

Few do offer 10 year FDs but then you have TDS deducted at 10% from your interest payout. Also FDs are not entirely risk free.

In case of annuity TDS is not deducted, so far, since tax liability is with the annuity holder.

Please do take care of your health and wish you speedy recovery.

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Question by Aditya - Aug 13, 2024Hindi

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Filed My ITR on 31 July and received refund with 0.5c/o of 1 Month instead of 5 Months from 01 April 2024. The TDS amount is 85940 and Tax Liablity is NIL. The Refund received is 86370/- Rs. Should I raise the Query or the Refund Interest of 430 of only One Month is right from ITD.

Ans: You are entitled to interest on TDS deducted from April till the date of refund, provided you file your ITR within time limit.
However, as the amount of interest is small, you may avoid unnecessary correspondence & ignore the same.
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Asked by Anonymous - Sep 17, 2024Hindi

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Sir, I had invested in HDFC Sanchay Plus in Long-Term Income Plan. It was a insurance and regular income plan for a period of 30 years. I paid up for five years as mandated by the policy. The pay out would commence from 7th year annually upto 30 years. The principal amount would be paid on completion of 30th year of enrollment. I appears the return of investment was less than 5% and diminishes further with time. I decided to withdraw from the scheme however the HDFC Life is deducting a huge sum from the invested amount. I requested to atleast return the principal amount invested without any add-on. But HDFC Life is referring to the policy clause and declining to return the invested amount. How can I retrieve the invested amount in this scenario. Thanking you in anticipation.

Ans: Most of the people make this mistake of considering insurance coupled with investment as good combination. The fact that insurance regulator allows insurance companies to use words such as "Guaranteed", "Assured" which entice gullible investors, makes things more difficult.

Endowment or money back policies never yield return over 5 to 6%.

Even ULIP policy returns above a threshold will now be subject to long term capital gain tax apart from fund management, policy administration and other heavy charges during first 5 years.

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Question by Padmanabhan - Aug 10, 2024Hindi

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As for net maturity proceeds where TDS deducted by LIC with regard to single premium policy, do we've to show the entire net amount as other income in the same year? For the bonus accrued over the policy tenure, any option available for tax benefit?

Ans: 01. You have to show full details of the policy, i.e., Sale/Maturity amount received, its Cost (Premiums paid) & Net Gain.
02. You are supposed to pay your tax, if any & also claim credit for TDS deducted.
03. I suppose, Bonus received by you during the policy period, would have been declared in your ITRs of previous years.
Most welcome for any further clarifications. Thanks.

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Question by Sameer - Sep 11, 2024Hindi

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Hello I am myself placed very weakly in terms of financial planning. My age is 55-years now and I have just 20-lakhs in bank account. A few policies are there valuing hardly a few lakhs. My Son is 14-years. I am a salaried person and my service will continue for another 5-years. My monthly expenses go up to Rs. 1 lakhs per month. Please let me know how should I invest so that I get at least Rs. 1 crore when I retire. Thanks

Ans: Hello;

I understand your concern.

At your age I am not comfortable to suggest pure equity schemes for investments. I would recommend you to invest 20 L lumpsum in SBI Conservative hybrid fund (growth). This will yield you a corpus of 30L after 5 years considering 8% modest return.

Also if you start an SIP of 90K into Mirae Asset equity savings fund (less riskier then pure equity funds), after 5 years it will yield you a corpus of 70.27 L considering modest return of 10%.

Therefore your comprehensive corpus now will be 30L + 70.27L = 100.27L corpus, which is your target.

Please utilise part of your EPF corpus/LIC policy maturity proceeds for funding your son's education.

Also please take good healthcare cover for you and your family.

*Investments in mutual funds are subject to market risks. Please read all scheme related documents carefully before investing

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Happy Investing

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Question by SESHAN - Sep 16, 2024Hindi

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If i sell my shares of about one lac and purchase shares of other cos for 1 lac + accrued profits, do i have to pay income tax?

Ans: 01. You have not mentioned, whether share you want to sell are covered under LTCG or STCG.
02. If covered under LTCG, , it shall be exempt up to Rs.1.25 lakh, & rest, if any shall be taxed.
03. You are free to purchase shares of other companies, with the sale proceeds
MOst welcome for any further clarifications. Thanks.

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Question by BRKARLUPIA - Sep 17, 2024

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Sir Sat Sri akal I sold some land to purchase a flat four years back in 2020 and payment made then but registered in court in 2022 due to covid and non-completion in time.It is just two and half years after registration and four years after payment.Please intimate whether I can sell it under LTG as being second time sale or when so that I could able to save income tax...... from B.Raj jk

Ans: 01. Your question is not very clear, but what I understand is that your Purchased a Flat/House in 2022.
02. Now, you want to sell it as Long Term Capital Asset (during f/y 2024-25.
03. Kindly ensure that there should be a gap of at least 2 years, between purchase & Sale of Property to be taxed under LTCG. In your case time line is important, so kindly watch the same.
04. Another important point is that if you have availed any exemption u/s 54, in your ITR for f/y 2022-23, then you must keep the property for 3 years, before it is sold. If your don't comply with this, the exemption you availed earlier may not be valid & the same will become taxable.
Most welcome for any further clarification. Thanks.

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