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7th February 2023, 08:20 PM
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Is it good to do research for MBBS student?


Actually I am 1st year MBBS student and I wish to research, but I need some guidelines and whether is it the right time or not ?




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9th February 2023, 12:30 AM
NaubiShah
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Default Re: Is it good to do research for MBBS student?

Yes, it is good for MBBS students to pursue research. Research provides hands-on experience in a particular area of medicine and allows students to gain deeper understanding of the subject. It also helps to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and can lead to new breakthroughs and advancements in the field. Participating in research while pursuing an MBBS degree can also enhance one's resume and increase their competitiveness in the job market. However, it is important to balance research with coursework and clinical responsibilities.

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9th February 2023, 12:38 PM
Hera tabrez
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Default Re: Is it good to do research for MBBS student?

Most of the medical student prefer doing research in medical field after their MBBS
Through research , aspiring doctors can better understand and appreciate medical science.
It helps in developing important skills such as the ability to decipher research findings and papers.
Some of the research that can be done are
Epidemiological studies
Clinical trials
Retrospective analysis
QI Initiatives etc
Thus research is a good option after MBBS.
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15th February 2023, 11:48 PM
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Default Re: Is it good to do research for MBBS student?

Generally speaking, there is no fixed time to start research. Some students may choose to start research early on in their academic careers, while others may wait until they have completed some of their core coursework. However, as a first-year MBBS student, you may have limited exposure to research methodologies and may benefit from further training and coursework before embarking on research.

If you are interested in research, you could consider reaching out to your professors or academic advisors to explore available research opportunities or take part in research workshops or programs offered by your university. You may also benefit from joining research clubs or organizations that can provide you with additional support and guidance as you explore research.
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