Exploring Your Options
After fsc pre medical completion in Pakistan, students enjoy a wide variety of careers and pathways they can take. Although, mbbs and bds are still considered pretty advanced fields, there is still a lot of potential for students to excel in all bases goals and interests they have.
Here are some top fields to pursue after FSc Pre-Medical
MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery):
The top course of choice amongst medical aspirants, students who decide to go for this are offered numerous medical disciplines to further specialize in and start their career as successful doctors.
BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery):
If dentistry is what you have an inclination towards, then step in this field and open up loads of job opportunities including clinics, hospitals , and even education.
Pharm-D (Doctor of Pharmacy):
More job roles offer more chances to explore, which is exactly what this field is offering. Focusing on the world of drugs, it provides opportunities in pharmacies, hospitals, and other research labs.
DPT (Doctor of Physical Therapy):
On the more rehabilitation and therapy focus direction, this branch has a wide scope of physical therapists, who are still in high demand in different fields, especially hospitals.
BS Biotechnology:
Monosetry of only Biology and Technological spheres, this is an out of the box thinking approach having a biotech degree opens doors to research, agriculture and pharmaceutical industries.
BS Microbiology:
It is majorly concerned with microorganisms and their effect on the environment or even health and wellness. Research and science and health sectors always need professionals to better humanity!
FAQS
1. What are the common career opportunities after Pre-Medical FSc?
The most pursued fields are medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy.
2. Is there any chance for pre-medical students to get other fields that are new?
Yes, new career oriented fields like biotechnology, microbiology, Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and environmental sciences are coming into the forefront.
3. In case I am unable to get admission in MBBS or BDS, what other options do I have?
You can look up to rewarding alternatives like DPT, nursing, allied health sciences, biotechnology and psychology which also have fruitful prospects.
4. Is pursuing a BS Nursing degree beneficial in Pakistan?
Yes, Nursing has been always one of the respectable professions and remains in demand in hospitals, clinics and in the international healthcare system.
5. In the context of Pakistan, how would you explain the potential of biotechnology?
Biotechnology has a great scope, particularly the research and development, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and food industries, it’s great for students looking for something new in science.
6. After doing FSc Pre-Medical, can I go for non-medical fields?
Yes, many students after doing the pre-medical course choose non-medical courses such as BBA, LLB, or in arts, humanities and related.
7. Which profession is best in Pakistan for its monetary value?
In Pakistan, the practice of medicine and dentistry, viz MBBS and BDS has earning potential, DPT is also improved potential. Medicine and pharmacy also look to have good prospects.
8. Can applying to universities outside of Pakistan be an option after doing FSc Pre-medical?
Yes, scholarship or self-financing options are available for students willing to pursue MBBS, Biotechnology or Environmental Sciences from international universities.
9. Which particular areas do I need to factor in when picking a field?
It is important to ask yourself in which area you will be happy spending your life, what your career goals are, your financial status and market demand in general and globally.
10. What approach do you think is the most appropriate in determining the best field for me?
Take career counseling and talk and measure what some teachers and/or other professionals are saying and weighing your interest and zeal.