#52
30th October 2012, 12:05 AM
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Dear aspirant,
-You should go for engineering because it is better field compare to Medical. -Seats for MBBS are very less and if you don't get a government college you will have to pay a very heavy amount to get admission in private collges. -Engineering has lot more seats in government colleges as compared to MBBS so will have greater chance to get government college . -Fee for engineering is also less compared to MBBS. -A lot depends on your interest. If you are not interested in maths then you can go for MBBS . -So it is upto you which way to go . Many people will give you different opinion but it is your decision and you have to take it. BEST OF LUCK... |
#53
31st October 2012, 01:42 PM
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hi dear,
Engineering and Medical are both parallel fields, but nowadays engineering is like a boom . Everybody wants to become an engineer weather good or bad. 1.) MBBS Actually Medical MBBS is a very long term course. So most of the people prefer not to go for it. MBBS itself is of 5 years ( if you don't hold any back) and mind you just MBBS won't do much help if you not having specialization in any part like ENT, Heart, Brain, Urology, Gynecology etc. So specialization would also take another couple of years or more, and then you have to gain 5 years experience with senior doctors in some good hospital to gain momentum and establish yourself, so that people get to know you, your medicines and your doctorate. 2.) ENGINEERING Whereas Engineering is not short though, but yeah its easy, you don't have to risk anyone's life while you are operating in your core field , unlike doctors for whom every operation is an examination ! Rest, engineering in any discipline is a 4 year course. You have to study it from a good college and you can be placed in some reputated company which visits your campus for placements. Or you can take another two years for your M Tech or MBA whichever you choose and then create quality out of yourself, and you would be no distant from a fat salary and a good post in an MNC. One thing, in todays scene, where many engineering colleges have come up in India, I suggest if you are to make name, then work hard, and get admission in one of the govt. colleges, IIT's, NIT's , BITS, DCE etc. So now you can decide which ever you want to choose. thanks |
#54
17th June 2013, 11:37 PM
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I HAVE A GREAT PASSION FOR MEDICAL & MY MEDICAL RANKING IS 3261 & BELONG TO G.M CATEGORY.IS THERE A PROBABILITY OF GETTING A MEDICAL SEAT?IF SO WHERE?IF NOT WHICH BRANCH OF ENGINEERING WOULD B SUITABLE FOR A GIRL INTERESTED IN BIOLOGY OTHER THAN BIOTECHNOLOGY?
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#55
7th July 2013, 08:36 PM
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i would like to pursue medicine as a career option but i am worried about the establishment and scope of the stream in future whereas engineering involves faster placements with decent pay options...how should i decide on the future prospects of medicine?
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