What is the difference between MD and DM in Medical in terms of course content and career scope?
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Candidates can check the difference between DM in Medical and MD course below:
Aspect | MD (Doctor of Medicine) | DM (Doctorate of Medicine) |
|---|---|---|
Course Content | Focuses on medical theory, practice, and clinical skills. | Specializes in one specific field of medicine (e.g., cardiology, neurology). |
Duration | Typically 3 years after MBBS. | Typically 3 years after MD. |
Career Scope | General practice or teaching in medical colleges. | Advanced specialisation leading to higher-paying roles in hospitals, research, and academia. |
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