i've done my mbbs. i want to be a dietician. what course would u suggest me?
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The best way to go would be to go to Eatright.org.  That is the homepage for the American dietetic association.  From there look up school and for a Coordinated Program in Dietetics.  This is a two your program where you will get your in class education and also around 500 hours of on site (clinical, food service, community and outpatient) experience.  After you finish the program you will be eligible to take the RD exam right away.  You can also do a didactic program which is just the classroom part of it and then find your own dietetic internship and spend a year doing that (total of 3 years).  Or, if you don't want to go to school, you can just start working as a diet aid and move up, but you won't be eligible to take the RD exam until you have a least 3 years of experience.  Just starting to work is not the best way to go cause you'll be lucky to make $10 an hour and won't really learn anything other then procedure.  I would highly recommend the coordinated program (CPD).  I am finishing the first year right now so if you have any questions feel free to email me and ask.\nGood luck
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Which country are you in? depends on that.... What subjects are u good in?..... u can opt for the best college in town but be bad in some subject which you choose.... So the best advice is too choose a course which u know u wud be good at... i choose Business management coz from a young age i was always good at my dads business selling stuffs... if u think ur good in Science u shud do MBBS... if u think u can teach do B.A just depends on what course u think u excel in...
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u can go for Commerce,PCM or PCBiology....Acc. to me PCM is best....
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U didnt mention you r from which field like science,commerce,arts etc.Also you like to go for a bachelor's graduation programme like Bsc,BBM etc or for a bachelor's professional programme like BE etc.Write in the details to get the best answer.
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I think Commerce will be the best.I scored 89.4% marks & took non-med.Believe me science is not as easy as ppl think.So I recommend commerce.It also depends on ur ability.If u r good in maths u should take comm.
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u should go on the mcdonald's diet.
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Sure.  You could also apply while doing your masters for a registered dietician licence and have better job opportunities.
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MBBS stands for bachelor of surgery/medicine.............. .
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definatly ask a preofessional dietician. i recommend organic food. more whole grains in your diet, veggies, and whole fruits. youre plan looks really vague. eat more of your whole grains earlier in the day, so your body burns them off through out the day.
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i appreciate u r concern for poor. since u are in Xth class u have to complete intermediate. then u  r eligible to enter in any medical college. but u have to clear the entrance exam. after completion of u r basic degree m.b.b.s u are eligible to do ur favourite subject diabeties which is rampant in the present day society. join in the reputed medical college after u r 10+2 stream and complete u r selected area. all the best.
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you could talk to a local dietitian for recommendations too, you could talk to your doctor as well, in general a healthy and balanced diet is good, good luck
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From previous research into med schools, I would recommend getting a pre-med BS because of the sciences.  You'll probably want to take microbiology, histology, general and organic chemistry to give you a better background for the first 2 years of med school.  It can be done with a psychology degree but it may be more difficult.
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Take basic bio courses followed by zoology courses.
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It depemds on what you have taken. If you have taken biology try medicine or biotech. If you have taken computer science try doing that . Engineering is always an option.
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Sadly, most medical schools do not have a required course in nutrition.  It's a shame, though.  Nutritional guidelines are far more valuable to patients than just the old, "Lose weight."
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I hear a lot of good things about pathology.\n\nIf you're a premed, or about to become one, check the link:
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I think you should take a registered dietitian advice. They are the right people to guide your nutrition. An unbalanced vegan diet might lead you a malnutrition.