Doctor

Yes, the graduate in Veterinary courses is a doctor who is known by the title of "Doctor of Veterinary Medicine" or another title depending on the nation.The title is, therefore, borne of their experience in diagnosis, treatment, and care for animals.In the United States and Canada, for example, veterinarians acquire a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.In India, however, it is mainly referred to as "Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry," or BVSc & AH; the colloquial appellation is "Doctor."Again, those who come out from universities in most of the rest of the countries with Veterinary courses are holders of doctoral degrees and are addressed as veterinarians or doctors.

The average salary is estimated to be anywhere between INR 2.5 LPA and INR 15 LPA for MBBS doctors, while IAS officers are expected to get an estimated 14 LPA.However, what doctors and IAS officers earn may be entirely different for a host of other reasons.High earnings are commanded by doctors, more so those with specialised skills or those in private practice, often exceeding the levels commanded by IAS officers. The earnings chart is headed by surgeons, specialist doctors, and doctors in high-demand fields.While the salaries of IAS officers are ever-increasing, their starting salary is quite less as compared to doctors working in a private sector. But the scales get tilted in favor of an IAS officer because of the addition of too many allowances and perks that provide security and stability to the job.

No, Physiotherapists cannot be called doctors. They examine, diagnose, and treat different physical disorders, injuries, or disablement conditions by using various physical techniques, exercises, and therapies.While the physiotherapist is a mainstay in patient care and rehabilitation, he does not have a medical degree in himself, be it an MD or even an MBBS.Instead, they have either a bachelor's or master's degree in physiotherapy from registered institutions. They apply specific therapies, working together with doctors and other health experts to improve mobility, manage pain, restore function, and maximize the potential of physical health.

No, the completion of a BPT programme does not award one with the title 'doctor' in the medical sense, yet a graduate shall hold a professional qualification in Physiotherapy. Further, students are trained in many aspects of physical therapy as a way of evaluating patients and treating musculoskeletal conditions, neurological conditions, cardiopulmonary cases, and other co-morbid diseases with exercise, manual therapy, among several other modalities.BPT stands for Bachelor of Physiotherapy, a graduate degree course oriented toward the studies in physical therapy and rehabilitation and other allied health sciences. Although students in BPT are not categorized as medical doctors like those holding the MBBS degree, which literally means Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, they do fall under the category of healthcare professionals.