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Dharmpal BarjatiB.tech
Guide-Level 11
Hello dearAccording to me BDS scope in india is few less because there are no more patient for the doctor, and every patient go to senior doctor . After BDS every one start their own clinic. You can see in every city large no. of clinic for dental.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
placements in medicines or paramedical depends more on your personal attributes, expertise and skills. Both have their own benefits but with the indian perspective, you can go for BDS as you can start independent practice and fo well.
Physiotherapy is still taking off and will take little more time in getting the due recognition.
Physiotherapy is still taking off and will take little more time in getting the due recognition.
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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher
Guide-Level 11
Yes, you can go for an MBA. You should opt for MBA in hospital administration.
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Yash Arora
Guide-Level 11
Hello Stiti,
After BDS, you can open a clinic and start your own general practice. But, you need money for that. You can also join someone else's clinic and gain some experience. But the best thing would be going for PG program in your own field. You can join an MDS course, this option is helpful if you want to go into academics and research.
Below are a few great specializations that you may consider for your MDS:
1. M.D.S Periodontology.
2. M.D.S Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
3. M.D.S Conservative Dentistry and Endodontic.
4. M.D.S Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics.
5. M.D.S Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge.
6. M.D.S Pediatric an
After BDS, you can open a clinic and start your own general practice. But, you need money for that. You can also join someone else's clinic and gain some experience. But the best thing would be going for PG program in your own field. You can join an MDS course, this option is helpful if you want to go into academics and research.
Below are a few great specializations that you may consider for your MDS:
1. M.D.S Periodontology.
2. M.D.S Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
3. M.D.S Conservative Dentistry and Endodontic.
4. M.D.S Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics.
5. M.D.S Prosthodontics and Crown and Bridge.
6. M.D.S Pediatric an
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Shivangi Vermaclinical research professiona and dentist
Beginner-Level 2
Hi , you can also go for Diploma in Clinical Research/ Hospital Management.
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Abhinav Sinha
Guide-Level 11
Traditionally, those who do not get admission in MBBS, go for BDS. But now a days, there is a huge scope for BDS if you can have your own clinic with modern equipment. Plain MBBS will not do unless you follow it up with MD/MS. If you compare salaries in hospitals, MBBS will always get higher remunerations compared to BDS. The thing that matters the most is college from where you pursue your medical program be it BDS or MBBS. Either go for any good govt college or private universities like Santosh University,
JIPMER ,Pondicherry etc. Good luck!
JIPMER ,Pondicherry etc. Good luck!
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