After B pharmacy & d pharmacy I heard that after we can go towards physiotherapy it. Is equivalent to MBBS
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22nd Dec, 2017
hi priyanka, you dont have to do b.pharm to get physiotherapy,you just have to do bpt which is through neet, physiotherapy is also a good branch to give u a honest answer, its not as good as MBBS, its slightly better,prepare for NEET and do well, . NEET 2018 Application Form will be released in the month of January 2018.CBSE conducts NEET for admission across all medical colleges in india except aiims,and jipmer.The exam pattern is as follows:-
physics-45 questions each carrying 4 marks
chemistry-45 questions,each carrying 4 marks
and biology 90 questions each carrying 4 marks as well.hope this helps good luck
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8th Dec, 2017
Yes,. But still require NEET CET or any medical CET with least 50% of score.
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If I give neet ug in 2018 then go through pharmacy then repetly I have to give neet???
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No, but it depends on ur result . Eligibility criteria is 50% right .. so all the best study hard
How much %requird for admission to pharmacy and what are the best colleges ?? and if I get 50% in neet then can I get government college??
I didn't understand ur point. Why first pharmacy n then physiotherapy?
If we get admission in pharmacy and then if I am interested in MBBS then ??
Ok fine! Let me tell u , make ur goal at one direction. To get admission n interested In is different
Don't waste ur interest, u can do it. N don't think u will not get the admission.. u can
8th Dec, 2017
Hello
In MBBS we have 4 years
In the first professional MBBS you are taught anatomy physiology and biochemistry
Inter 2nd year Pharmacology, pathology, microbiology and forensic medicine are taught
Throughout the third year you have subjects like ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, preventive and social medicine, general medicine, Dermatology, psychiatry, radiology, orthopedics, general surgery, gynaecology and obstetrics and paediatric medicine.
You are evaluated in the form of regular semisters and given a provisional registration number after you successfully passed the fold University examinations at the end of the respective years.
After the four and a half years of study period you have to do a compulsory year of internship to get your definative registration number as an MBBS practitioner
So I don't think a Pharmacy course followed by a bachelor of Physiotherapy course would be equivalent to MBBS
However it is debatable question and you need to wear the odds and actually compare what you learn in the combination of the two courses which you have said and after the end of all that I have said, to understand whether or not the two are similar
Hope this helps, thank you
In MBBS we have 4 years
In the first professional MBBS you are taught anatomy physiology and biochemistry
Inter 2nd year Pharmacology, pathology, microbiology and forensic medicine are taught
Throughout the third year you have subjects like ophthalmology, otorhinolaryngology, preventive and social medicine, general medicine, Dermatology, psychiatry, radiology, orthopedics, general surgery, gynaecology and obstetrics and paediatric medicine.
You are evaluated in the form of regular semisters and given a provisional registration number after you successfully passed the fold University examinations at the end of the respective years.
After the four and a half years of study period you have to do a compulsory year of internship to get your definative registration number as an MBBS practitioner
So I don't think a Pharmacy course followed by a bachelor of Physiotherapy course would be equivalent to MBBS
However it is debatable question and you need to wear the odds and actually compare what you learn in the combination of the two courses which you have said and after the end of all that I have said, to understand whether or not the two are similar
Hope this helps, thank you
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