what should a B.a.m.s graduate do MD or MS(in ne kind of surgery or DGO (diploma in gyanc)?
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It is degree in Aryurvedic medicine.Legaly these degree holders are not allowed to prescribe Allopathy medicines or surgery.
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When considering which program to choose, always consider where you are heading in the future. This is the most important factor when comparing these two programs. Both degrees will serve you well, and whether one is better than the other depends solely on your career goals and how you plan to utilize your degree.\n\nTypically, an MBA program offers a more general education than an MS. \nHowever, MBA programs are constantly evolving, and they now tend to put more stress upon specializations and concentrations.\n\nAnother thing to consider is that MS programs are not subject to rankings like MBA programs are. Therefore, the prestige that is carried with MS programs is much less discriminating. \n\n\nAcademically, both programs are usually similar in difficulty. \nThere are some that say students in MS classes tend to be more academically inclined because they are there for different reasons than MBA students. This opinion is based on the thought that people who are going for an MBA are in it for the money, the career, and the title. Where as MS students are in it for other reasons-- most of them academic in nature. \n\nBecause not all schools offer an MBA and not all schools offer an MS in business, your first decision will be to decide which is more important, your program of choice or your school of choice. \nIf you’re lucky, you can have it both ways.\n\nGood Luck.
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The best degree, maybe a PhD?  I think you meant: what field should I get a degree in.  That's a toughy, I would think medicine is a good field.
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US News and World Report (link below) ranks both grad schools and undergrad schools.  I would look at Universities in Illinois.  Look at which departments have GRADUATE degrees in that area (they will have better professors and programs than schools without grad degrees).  You can then compare them at USNews if you would like.  I don't know what a grad degree would be in for nutrition and dietetics, but maybe you know someone in the field you could ask?  Good luck!
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I would suggest that you think about whether you are interested in the practice of medicine (that is, actually applying what you have learned to the direct care of patients), or the science of medicine (understanding how the body works and what specifically happens when things go wrong and you get sick).\n\nIf you're interested in practicing medicine, you should know that the field is basically divided into two areas: surgery and medicine.  Surgeons do alot of work with their hands, often times cutting into the body to access internal organs.  Non-surgeons, on the other hand, monitor the health of people (pediatricians monitor the health of kids under 18, for example) and are trained to recognize specific diseases, manage them appropriately (with medications and/or lifestyle changes), or refer the patient to a specialist (such as a surgeon).\n\nIt sounds more complicated than it is, and the truth is that there is no way for you to know what type of doctor you want to be until you get to medical school and try out the different areas.  You don't choose what type of doctor you will be until the last year of medical school.\n\nIf you are interested in the science of medicine more than the practice, you might consider a PhD program or better yet, a combined MD/PhD program, where you'll truly bridge the gap between understanding the basic mechanisms of disease and health and applying that understanding to the actual treatment of patients.
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MBBS is the bachelors degree.in it a perspective student learns about basics of human anatomy, basics of medicines and the aliments of human body IN GENERAL.THAT IS THEY dont learn specifically about any particular filed of medicine.\n \nIn MD however they pick up a specialized topic of medical science like neurosurgery,sexology,orthopedics etc) and pursue more detailed and advanced studies in that particular area.that become specialization of that doctor in future.
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Masters of Business Administration.  BA is a Bachelor of Arts.  BS is a Bachelor of Science.  AA, I think, is an Associates degree.
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I have a B.S. (physics) and a J.D. (law). I found that my physics degree has served me well. Other science majors in my law school class also did very well.\n\nMy experience as a former practicing physicist, former science teacher, and now attorney is that a MSc in the same natural science field as you BSc doesn't mean much - either go for the Ph.D. (which is such an investment that you are more or less committed to teaching or research), or use your B.Sc. either alone or in combination with a degree in a different or complementary field.\n\nMBA's vary dramatically in quality and prestige -  I think an MBA from a top notch school right after your BSc will serve you well. Otherwise, consider either getting the MBA later after you decide on a career, or consider possibly a complementary science degree (perhaps engineering/applied technology/management information systems?)
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Doctor of Medicine (M.D., from the Latin Medicinæ Doctor) is an academic degree. The nature of the degree varies in different countries, from being an entry-level professional degree to being a higher doctoral research degree.\n\nIn Canada and the United States, the M.D. is one of two basic medical degrees required to practice medicine. The other being the D.O. degree (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine). Medical degrees are professional doctorates and are distinct from a research doctorate (Doctor of Philosophy, or Ph.D.), which requires a graduate thesis (doctoral dissertation) – the M.D. and Ph.D. in medicine are entirely separate.\n\nAccredited medical schools almost always require a previous bachelor's degree. The M.D. is typically earned in four years. At most medical schools, the first two years primarily involve classroom instruction in both lecture and laboratory formats while the final two years are comprised of a series of clerkships in clinical departments such as family practice, surgery, internal medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry, and obstetrics/gynecology. Following the awarding of the M.D., physicians who wish to practice in the United States are encouraged or required to undergo additional training in the form of a residency. Depending upon the physician's chosen field, residencies involve an additional 3 to 7 years of training after obtaining the M.D.\n\nIt is the entry-level medical degree equivalent in most professional respects to the Bachelors of Medicine and Surgery awarded in Commonwealth countries (excluding Canada).
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PhD means doctor of philosophy\nMSc is master of science\n\nif u did medcine, u would have MBBS, which is a double degree in medicine and science
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A master's degree would be more competitive in the job market.\n\nYou are thinking about going on to a PhD and a master's is an intermediate step.
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It depends.\n\nMany medical schools issue two types of degrees.\n\nThe first, the M.D., is given to those who practice medicine. This is the doctor that you are used to seeing at the local hospital or clinic.\n\nThe second degree is the M.D. PhD. This degree is obtained by those who seek to conduct research in the field of medicine.\n\nIn a general sense, an M.D. would be considered a primary medical caregiver while an M.D. PhD would be considered a scientist. You will occasionally find those with an M.D. degree working in the field of research, though.
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The DDS (doctor of dental surgery) and the DMD (doctor of dental medicine) degree are the same degree with a different name. Some dental schools just moved to awarding the DMD (my guess is that it is because it is more similar to the MD degree.\n\nMost dentists are general dentists, but some do go on to a dental specialty. See the definitions of dental specialties here: http://www.ada.org/prof/ed/specialties/definitions.asp
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You can try the world of Computer Programming.\nProgramming requires very strong methametics background... with MSc in Maths you can be of great help in Software industry.\n\nGraphics programming for one needs intensive maths skills.\n\nTry out the field... you'll love it. I know 'coz i'm Njoying every day in this software world!!!
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AA or AS\nBA or BS\nMA or MS or MBA\nPhD or MD
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Depends on what you want to do with your life. General Studies degrees are typically meant for persons who want to transfer to a four-year college, and include most of your general education courses. These courses can be very helpful to you in terms of understanding more about things--the world, other people, diversity, poetry, music, etc. Will give you the edge over persons without a degree. \n\nIf you are aiming for a particular job category, though, it doesn't necessarily give you an edge. If you know what you want to do see if you can get a degree in an area that has more direct relevance to your desired job. Not necessarily even a technical degree, but if you know, for example, that you want to work in a field where science is relevant then you might want to major in a science. If you want to go into sales or marketing then you might want to get an associates degree in business.\n\nAs far as the future goes, the AGS will be a good college transfer degree. Maybe in the future you'll decide to work toward a BA degree.
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Hi there, \n\nI'm afraid your question has to be more specific. If you mean you want to pursue a career in the mentioned subjects, you must opt for a Bachelor's degree in sciences with the above subjects. And after that you can pursue Master's degree and Post Graduation (PG)\n\nI hope this is what you are asking for, but I'm afraid I wasn't of much help. Please be more specific in asking questionss next time. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny\n\nPS: Try posting some additional details