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Finished BSc Hons computer Science

Pros:
Solid courseware and costs a penny unlike BE

Cons:

no foundation at all to the career that i want to persue i.e. Web Designing and Development

can use useful inputs from vetrans or from novices from the field and btw please can u let me know abt MBBS in Russia my kid brother plans to do the same there.A nice social thread :tup:
 
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Finished BSc Hons computer Science

Pros:
Solid courseware and costs a penny unlike BE

Cons:

no foundation at all to the career that i want to persue i.e. Web Designing and Development

can use useful inputs from vetrans or from novices from the field and btw please can u let me know abt MBBS in Russia my kid brother plans to do the same there.A nice social thread :tup:

My advice.. Please dont even think of doing MBBS from Russia... Teaching standards are so low, cant even be described, u have to bribe the teachers every year so that they will pass you.. Clinical knowledge gained there in almost NIL.. Plus only 41 institutions in Russia are recognized by medical council of India(which is required if u ever want to come back and practice here).. And most of the colleges in which u get admn there on first come first serve basis, dont figure in that list..

Although there are a few VERY GOOD institutions there, but getting admission in those colleges is a very difficult task..

Also to come back and practice here, u will need to clear an examination conducted by Medical Council Of India(given the college you have passed your MBBS from, figures in that 41 list, else no chance of practicing here in India ever), which very few students are able to clear(Pass percentage in that exam is 3-4% every year)..

So its very much better to do it here in India only.. Ask your brother to study hard and prepare for the entrance examination.. And btw, examination patter for MBBS has changed.. There will be only ONE entrance exam for admissions all over India.. No state wise examinations and no individual examinations for private institutions also.. So better chances of making it through... http://www.mciindia.org/tools/announcement/CoreSyllabus_NEET-UG.pdf

Hope the information helps...!!
 
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I swim with dolphins in Arabian sea, climb Mount Kilimanjaro on every 3rd Wednesdays of month, tame anacondas in amazon, teach Siberians how to make chicken vindaloo, pet brown beak paraqueet while in Borneo, scuba dive in neighbour's swimming pool..... the list is endless..
 
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I swim with dolphins in Arabian sea, climb Mount Kilimanjaro on every 3rd Wednesdays of month, tame anacondas in amazon, teach Siberians how to make chicken vindaloo, pet brown beak paraqueet while in Borneo, scuba dive in neighbour's swimming pool..... the list is endless..
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I swim with dolphins in Arabian sea, climb Mount Kilimanjaro on every 3rd Wednesdays of month, tame anacondas in amazon, teach Siberians how to make chicken vindaloo, pet brown beak paraqueet while in Borneo, scuba dive in neighbour's swimming pool..... the list is endless..

bateen itni achi or avatar main sara din makhiyaan urti rehti hain janab ke lolz .
 
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Brother im not even a pharmacist. Me and my partner own a chain of pharmacies. It doesn't stop family members thinking i can solve all their family needs!! Btw at uni i did law...

So, you are just running a business?,,of pharamceutical equipment,,whcih city?
 
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I swim with dolphins in Arabian sea, climb Mount Kilimanjaro on every 3rd Wednesdays of month, tame anacondas in amazon, teach Siberians how to make chicken vindaloo, pet brown beak paraqueet while in Borneo, scuba dive in neighbour's swimming pool..... the list is endless..

Now thats what i call a life!
 
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The worst part of being a doctor is the House Job, right after graduation. You have to stay all week in the hospital (literally), and get slepless nights, you turn a bit nocturnal, and also become a freak, but the rewards are really big afterwards. I am no doctor though, but everybody in my family is!
 
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