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Psychiatrists are the professionals who are concerned with the mental health of human beings and provide the suitable cure and treatment in order to maintain the fitness of our mental health.

 In some cases, psychiatrists may be asked to provide consultations to other medical professionals or mental health providers. These heardle consultations could involve offering insights on complex cases or providing guidance on treatment options.  

Hello Dear, Thank you for reaching [CareerGuide.com][1] This is my personal view. The scope of [Psychiatry][2] is all over the countries, The only thing that may differ is earning more in different countries. Below are my Inputs  [Job Opportunities for Psychiatrist in India][3] are immense. Psychiatrist can seek employment in regular hospital as as in mental hospitals.Many of them work in Rehabilitation centres to rehabiliate drug addicts, dipsomaniacs, juvenile, delinquents and others with other occupational therapists and Social workers.can be appointed in Private hospitals,

Dear Aspirant, Thanks for writing to www.CareerGuide.com! No. You do not require to have biology as a subject to become a psychologist. After 12th, you can pursue either BSc or BA, then MSc or MA, and PhD. To become a clinical psychologist, you can do MPhil in clinical psychology. However, biology helps you study clinical psychology better. There is one subject in masters course, psycho-biology or biological basis of bahavior. If you are looking forward to bece psychiatrist, you need biology and complete MBBS. After MBBS, you can opt for MD in psychiatry to become psychiatrist. Hope this i

Hi Thank you for reaching Meracareerguide.com I understand you are a BHMS student and you are interested and thinking to become a Psychiatrist.But you are not quite sure where to begin. First let me tell you, Psychiatry is a very interesting profession. However, for your information A big part of this involves understaning the Psychiatry and Psychology as they are two different fields that intersect within the mental health field. A Psychiatrist is a medical doctor that specializes in the treatement of mental disorders. There are number of different speciality areas in Psychiatry.

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Introduction SAT, though its name has been changed several times, was originally called Scholastic Aptitude Test and now it's only known as SAT.  Around 1.5 million students take SAT exam each year. It’s run by the College Board, a non-profit that also administers the PSAT and the AP (Advanced Placement) program. The College Board allows candidates from all over the world to sit for SAT.  First started in 1926 this is one of the two standardized tests of US. The other test is ACT which was introduced in 1959. In 1940 when the Dean of Harvard University started accepti

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Dear Aspirant, Firstly hope you are clear about the difference between Psychologist and Psychiatrist? If yes, then its good. Both are related to the mental health. Psychologist is a consulting science and Psychiatry is a medical science. Both have tremendous scope. If you belong to the Science stream and you have PCB in your 12th, you can go for Psychiatry courses. To become a Psychologist, you need not have Science background. Since Psychiatry is a medical science field, Psychiatrists are required in hospitals (mental hospitals), Trauma Centres, Schools. You have your own private practic

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Dear Aspirant, Thanks for writing to www.CareerGuide.com! No. You do not require to have biology as a subject to become a psychologist. After 12th, you can pursue either BSc or BA, then MSc or MA, and PhD. To become a clinical psychologist, you can do MPhil in clinical psychology. However, biology helps you study clinical psychology better. There is one subject in masters course, psycho-biology or biological basis of bahavior. If you are looking forward to bece psychiatrist, you need biology and complete MBBS. After MBBS, you can opt for MD in psychiatry to become psychiatrist. Hope this i

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Dear Aspirant, Thanks for writing to us! Two of our colleagues have answered your query well. Let me add my perspective that may be helpful for you. As explained by one of my colleague, biodata, resume and CV are different. You may want to prepare CV rather than resume. Biodata is used specifically for matrimonial purpose or for giving brief professional information to seminar, publisher, or professional associations. In other word, biodata is professional profile. Resume is a brief description of your professional history. Usually used by professionals for sharing with other professional

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