I have taken PCB but doesn't wish to pursue M.B.B.S. What should I do?
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23rd Apr, 2020
There is nothing about being a PCB student and not doing MBBS. Bio Engineering and Bio Medical Engineering will take a huge boost after the current scenario of lockdown. Both of these courses are also offered at VIT University, one in Bhopal and one in Vellore campus.
Both these courses offer high paying jobs in future. People just don't seem to know about it because the number of jobs have traditionally been less as compared to CSE. But now, job market will see a boost.
Ms. Kadhambari S. Viswanathan
Asst. VP
VIT, Vellore
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Student Expert
16th Apr, 2020
f you are not interested in doing MBBS, you can still sit for NEET. After qualifying you can take admission in BDS, BAMS, BHMS, Bachelor of Unani Medicine etc. You can also appear for different Nursing entrance exams. Pharmacy is another course you can get into with PCB. Otherwise bachelor's degree in different Biology related subjects like Biotechnology, Micro Biology, Zoology, Botany Agriculture, Forestry, Forensic Sciences, B.V.Sc & AH etc. Also an honours degree in any of your core subjects. Another courses available to you- Bachelor of Optometry, Occupational Therapy, Radiology, Physiotherapy etc. Many courses are available to you but you have to choose very wisely and carefully based on your interest.
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Student Expert
16th Apr, 2020
Hey,
It is completely okay if you don't want to become a doctor. See,there are countless fields where you can achieve success. You can go for normal graduation. You can do B.Sc in various courses. You can also switch your stream and pursue Bachelor in Arts. You can go for law related fields,Physiotherapy,Paramedical courses,Veterinary or Agriculture science etcetra. So,find your calling and work accordingly.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
It is completely okay if you don't want to become a doctor. See,there are countless fields where you can achieve success. You can go for normal graduation. You can do B.Sc in various courses. You can also switch your stream and pursue Bachelor in Arts. You can go for law related fields,Physiotherapy,Paramedical courses,Veterinary or Agriculture science etcetra. So,find your calling and work accordingly.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
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