Yes doctor of optometry course is available in india,

1)Dr.Rajendra prasad centre of opthalmic science (AIIMS)

2) Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh U.P

3) Guwahati medical College and hospital, Guwahati

4)Assam medical College, Dibrugarh

5)Patna Medical college,Patna

6)Grewal Eye institute, Chandigarh

7) Bhartiya Vidyapeeth medical College,pune

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As per Annexure - H of Maharashtra State Counselling Rules for admission to Health Science Courses (including MBBS) in State Government /Corporation/ Private & Minority Colleges -

" A candidate must be medically fit to undergo the professional course applied for. The medical fitness must be certified by a Registered Medical Practitioner".

The RMP (Registered Medical Practitioner) must be preferably an MBBS (or MD/MS) doctor and can also be a BAMS doctor (as IMCC - Indian Medical Central Council allows RMPs (of AYUSH Courses) to issue medical fitness certificates).

So, it is recommended that you obtain a fitness certificate from an Allopathic (MBBS/MD/MS) doctor. But it is also acceptable if its done from a BAMS doctor.

Hi,

Unfortunately, you can't use Doctor as a prefix after doing B.VOC with anesthesia.

Prefix DR. is only given to people who have completed their MBBS with a recognized college or P.HD in a particular field.  You can't use Dr as a professional name if you have completed other science courses.

For example, a person having M.sc. psychology degree can't use Dr. as his/her professional name.

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Hi

With qualification of BSC nursing , you will become a Nurse and not a doctor.

But ,

if you want to become a doctor then even after your BSc nursing you can pursue MBBS and after the completion of MBBS, you will become a doctor.

Even after completing your BSc nursing , you will have to take the same route of qualifying Neet examination in order to pursue MBBS and be a doctor

Here's how you can pursue mbbs and  become a doctor

------------------) Appear in Neet examination

• To be eligible you need to pass 12th board examination with physics, chemistry ,biology/biotechnology and English and must have got at least  50  % in aggregate of PCB  i.e Physics, Chemistry and Biology /biotechnology in 12th examination  if belongs to general category , or   at least  40%  in aggregate of PCB if belongs to  Obc/ Sc /st category. Also, needs to be at least 17 years old as on 31st December of the year of appearing for neet. You can get complete eligibility criteria details at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

------------------) Qualify neet examination. Qualifying cut off in neet is given below

• General :- 50th Percentile

• OBC:-  40th Percentile

• SC :-40th Percentile

• ST :-  40th percentile

To be on the safer side, out of 720 marks, target at least around 575 - 625 marks for state quota mbbs seats and 650 marks in neet for All india quota mbbs seats if you belong to general category to get a seat in a Government Medical College

------------------) Participate in neet counselling. There are 2 counsellings -

• Mcc counselling :- It is conducted for 15% AIQ seats, 100% Deemed Universities seats, Central Universities  seats (Delhi University, AMU & BHU ), 100% ESIC seats , AFMC  seats (only Registration Part) & I.P University (VMMC & SJH AND ABVIMS & RML & ESIC Dental, Delhi ,100% AIIMS seats & 100% JIPMER seats

• state counselling for 85% state quota seats :- you are eligible in the state you hold the domicile of. You can get domicile criteria at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-domicile-criteria

Detailed information about counselling is available at

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-seat-allotment

------------------) In the counselling, you can get a seat in a college on the basis of your rank in NEET examination and the category you belong to .

------------------) Then you have to report to the college and get your documents verified.

------------------)  After document verification, finally you get admission in mbbs in college

------------------)  Pursue your mbbs which is a 5.5 year long course in which the last 1 year consists of internship and after the completion of mbbs you become a doctor and can practice.

To help you in your neet preparation , we have neet knockout for you for which link is given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet

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Hello student ,

Unfortunately a nursing graduate cannot pursue DGO and become a gynecologist as the eligibility criteria for pursuing DGO is that the Candidates must hold a BAMS or MBBS degree in relevant discipline from a recognized institute to be considered eligible to apply to this course.

Hello Aspirant,

I am glad to tell you that partial colour blind can become doctors. There is no restriction on them pursuing MBBS. You can easily opt for MBBS.

For PG you can apply for any courses except the ones in which colour is most required like Surgery, Pathology or Anatomy.

You can rather opt for Medicine, ENT, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, etc. which does not include colour at all.

I hope it helps. Thank you.

Hello,

The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) requires you to have suitable qualifications and licence from your home country in order to work in a medical vocation in Dubai. Th e visa requirements for entering Dubai can change at any time, so it's critical to keep up to date. Yo u must first obtain an entry visa, which is provided upon arrival in Dubai. Second, everyone intending to live or work in Dubai must get a health card stating that they are clear of contagious diseases. Finally, if you have a valid health card, an entry visa, and a documented job agreement, you will be awarded a labour card. The labour card allows you to work in the United Arab Emirates. Finally, a residency visa, which allows the holder to stay in Dubai for more than 30 days, is required.

Salaries in the medical and healthcare industries vary depending on the job type, amount of responsibility, qualifications, and whether a hospital or clinic is public or private.

Jobs in the healthcare field usually involve a stipend for housing, though this varies depending on the position. A general practitioner in Dubai can expect to earn roughly 243,805 AED per year, while a Staff Nurse can expect to earn around 87,764 AED per year. In Dubai, a Medical Technologist earns an average of 111,289 AED per year.

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Hello,

The syllabus for NEET UG examination is from subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology from Class XI and Class XII.

Now basic mathematics upto class X is must as it would be helpful to solve and understand questions and concepts in Physics. You must be good in trigonometry class X and basic Arithmetic progression, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Also you would only need to have a strong concept of Calculus ie Integration and Differentiation as it would be repeatedly used in Physics.

Apart from it you wouldn't need advanced maths of class XI and Class XII.

For more information about NEET examination, eligibility, preparation tips and other relevant information, kindly check out the link given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-preparation-tips/amp

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Hi,

Yes, In government sector the salary of a homeopathic doctor is Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 35,000 per month while in the private sector the salary starts from the Rs. 20,000 per month. With some experience, one can get the handsome salary like Rs. 40,000 to Rs. 50, 000 per month. There is no limit of salary if you have become popular as a good doctor in the society.

The job profiles after completing the BHMS programme are as the following:

• Lecturer
• Consultant
• Scientist
• Private practice
• Therapist
• Pharmacist
• Doctor
• Public health specialist
• Medical assistant
• Spa director

Here some of the employment areas for the professionals who have done the BHMS programme:

• Medical colleges
• Charitable institutions
• Clinic
• Homeopathic medicine store
• Research institutes
• Consultancies
• Training institutes
• Life science industries
• Healthcare community
• Pharmaceutical industries
• Government/ private hospitals
• Nursing home
• Dispensaries

Hope this helps.

All the best.