NEET Se Jude Sawalo Ke Jawab Part 47

NEET Se Jude Sawalo Ke Jawab Part 47 By Dr Pankaj Kumar Verma MBBS MS Orthopaedics

[@BijayaRoy-yz7ts]

Thank you so much sir for your valuable guidance...NEET 2025 will be my 6th attempt and I'm scoring 566/720 in NEET 2024...kuch silly mistakes ho geya iss saal, isliye 611 Nehi hua score...I hope NEET 2025 mein ho jayga mera...❤❤❤

[@captaina1098]

Thank you so much Sir ❤❤❤❤

[@PriyanshSinha-li2jg]

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[@bestdeal-c7z]

Nios student face any problem at admission document varification time .. also i have gap year any document needed for gap year .

[@theknowlwdgebar]

Sir.... Will doctors become unemployed in future due to too many medical seats ?

[@prajwalshende554]

sir deemed vs private medical college which is best becz , deemed college have their own rules and regulations,so ifany problem happens regarding college , then we can't complain to anyone and decision will be made by college itself , those decision might be unfair so plez reply question 2 - is it worth taking admission in private mbbs college if you dont belong to doctors family, and how much time would it take to recover the fees of private college

[@AjeetYadav-rv2qq]

mere bhai RIO guwahati se MS OPHTHALMOLOGIST kr rhe hai

[@sashikantagudi2165]

Hi, sir i am 27 going to join mbbs this year and also completed my bsc.Should i join mbbs or will prepare for government jobs?As I will be 32-33 when I start earning.

[@vinaykumarshukla6409]

No problem will be there

[@ChandanGupta-lr9zm]

Join mbbs bro

[@arupsaha7068]

sir mere kuch mohalle 2 bhaiyaa hai ek bol raha hai 3lakh per month kama rahe hai as a mbbs doc or ek sirf govt hospital mei 60k per month bol raha hai jobs nahi hai ye mai west bengal ka senario bata raha hu plz sir iske bareme details mei bataye ek mbbs doc kaise 3 -4 lakh per moth kama sakte hai without clinic kyuki wo bhaiya jo kama rahe hai 3 lakh wo kolkata mei hi rahete hai clinic ke bina

[@SahilExplains-y4v]

Can government doctor open his own clinic ?? Plz sir answer

[@ChandanGupta-lr9zm]

No, because you get npa - non practice allowance