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WHAT AFTER BDS.pptx
1. WHAT AFTER BDS?
Dr. SreeCumar Seturaaman
MDS (Ortho), MBA (Fin & Mar)
Orthodontist & Dental Surgeon
Coimbatore
A.B.Shetty Memorial Institute Of Dental Sciences, Mangalore
Thursday, 06th February 2020
2. HOW TO PREPARE FOR
NEET ENTRANCE?
HOW TO PREAPARE
FOR
NEET
ENTRANCE?
3.
4. MY JOURNEY, MY LESSONS….
1. Ask yourself how/where you want to see yourself after
10 years
2. When at doubt, Don’t hesitate, Just “Write it Down”
3. Follow your passion / What suits your Core Strength
4. Never hesitate to try again
5. Plan, action and evaluation
6. Give your Best
7. Perseverance
7. HOW MUCH TO PREPARE?
• How many months to prepare?
• How many hours per day to prepare?
8. HOW TO PREPARE?
• Which books to follow?
• Divide subjects – Difficult, Medium and Easy
• Plan, Execute, Analyze, Evaluate, Re-Plan
• Retrospective study
• Narrow down to
• 40-50% in first reading (200 Q/Day – 4 Months)
• 20 to 30% in second reading (300 Q/Day – 1.5 Months)
• 10-15% in third revision (500 Q/Day – 8 to 10 Days)
• Take more Mock Tests (Minimum three)
9. • Do not “Over-Stress”
• Eat Well
• Sleep Well – Minimum 8 hours daily
• 10 Min Break once in every 2 Hours
• No Distraction strictly during preparation
• Watching movies?
10. DILEMMAS DURING PREPARATION
• Preparation during internship or after completion
of degree?
• Group Study or Individual Study?
• Self Study or Coaching Centre?
• Study from home or in some other city?
• Only preparation or Work along
with preparation?
• Morning or Night preparation?
14. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
• Know your Market
• Plan your Budget
• Go to different banks to enquire about details (Min. 6 Banks)
• Make your papers ready for Loan
• Find good Interior Designer, Plumber, Electrician, Carpenter
etc
• Book your Chair
• Materials, Equipment (Visit State & National Conferences)
• Apply for Trade License, PCB, CEA, Bio Waste Management
• Insurance for your Clinic & Indemnity Insurance
• Hire a good staff for your Clinic
• Start your practice
15. BUDGETING
• Own Fund / Loan ?
• Personal Loan, Doctor’s plus, Against Gold/ Land/
House/ Life Insurance
• Things to be checked before availing a loan
• Rate of Interest
• Processing Fee
• Pre-Closure Charges
• Holiday period
5/18/2023 15
17. INVESTMENT FOR SETTING
UP A DENTAL CLINIC
Particulars Ivst (Lakhs)
Chair &
Compressor 3
RVG 3
Interior 3
Instruments 1.5
Working Capital 1
Advance 2
Others 1.5
Total 15 Lakhs
18. PRIVATE PRACTICE
• Sequence of events
• Standard Chairs or Chairs from Local Company?
• One chair or Two Chairs at the start?
• How much to spend on Interiors?
• RVG or Conventional X-Ray?
• Fixing of Charges (Your skills? Neighbors?,
Calculation? Market Demand-Supply?)
• Learn it yourself or One man show?
• How to handle bargaining patients?
19. GROUP PRACTICE
Pros
• Additional dentists in a practice add revenue
streams and create greater financial security.
• Overhead is reduced, adding to profitability.
• wider range of services.
• Coverage for emergencies, vacations, and
conferences is assured.
• Dentists can focus on treating patients, not
management duties.
Cons
• Loss of autonomy.
• Personality issues and conflicting goals
• Dissolving a partnership ???
25. NBDE PART 1
• Is my degree valid??
• BDS/MDS - Regionally accredited program
• Advanced standing program for International Dentists
leading to DDS
• NBDE Part 1 – 400 MCQs (US & Canada) – Aprox. $350
• Visa – Aprox $170
• TOEFL - iBT (70%) – Aprox $200
• Master/Visa Card, Notarised copy of Dental degree and
Transcript
26. • NBDE Part 1 Score
• TOEFL Score (More than 80 on average)
• 3 Letters of Recommendation
• A solid and professional career statement or
statement of purpose
• Original transcripts signed by Dean/Principal of
your College / University
DDS
27. • Application submission
• Personal interviews
• Resume
• Paper / Poster presentation
• Typically, yearly expense are in the range of US
$90,000 to $1,00,000
• Co-signer
DDS
28. LOAN FOR STUDIES
• Total Expenses?
• What will be covered in the Loan?
• Repayment tenure?
• When to start repayment?
• Aprox. Salary
Dentist & Specialist Dentist remains the most
lucrative and best salaried profession
30. CANADA
• To become a licensed Dentist in Canada one must has
BDS/DDS/DMD
• Certification by NDEB (National Dental Examining Board)
ACCREDIATED
NON -
ACCREDIATED
PROCESS TO GET
CERTIFIED TO
PRACTICE IN
CANADA DEPENDS
ON THE DEGREE
31.
32. Fundamental Knowledge
• Fundamental knowledge – two books of 150 mcqs
covering all subjects
• Morning and afternoon
• Score of 75 or greater is reported as a Pass. No
further breakdown of results
• The results are test equated and re-scaled before
they are released
33. Assessment of Clinical Judgement
• The ACJ consists of two books. Each book contains a
combination of 60 single-answer and multiple-answer
multiple choice questions.
Content:
• Book 1 - Diagnosis, Treatment Planning and Clinical Decision
Making
• Book 2 - Radiographic Interpretation
• Participants can take the ACJ a maximum of three times.
34. US & Canada Links
• Student Visa
https://www.uscitizenship.info/getting-student-visa/
• US (Dental Programs)
https://www.adea.org
• TOEFL iBT
https://www.ets.org/toefl
• Fundamental Knowledge
https://ndeb-bned.ca/en/non-accredited/fundamental-knowledge
• Clinical Judgement
https://ndeb-bned.ca/en/non-accredited/clinical-judgement
37. ORE – Overseas Registration
Examination
• ORE – Exam that qualifies overseas qualified dentists
have to pass in order to register with GDC
• It tests the clinical skill and knowledge of Dentists from
outside the European Economic area
• The exam is based on UK Dental Curriculum and uses
modern assessment methods to ensure a robust and
consistent exam. The exam has two parts
• Part 1 – Written Exam
• Part 2 – Clinical Exam
• Candidates are allowed up to four attempts at each Part of the
ORE. The ORE candidates will have to pass Part 2 within 5 years of
first sitting Part 1.
38. UK
• Join any Full-time masters course by applying
online to universities or by meeting their country
representatives
• All required information are available in British
Council website
• Student fitness to practice guidance and exam rules
as part of application form
• Familiarize National health service or British culture
which has an impact on your treatment of those
patients (Do not assume)
39. Requirements
• A recent primary dental qualification that has been
taught and examined in English
• 1600 hours of clinical experience where you have
personally treated patients in the dental chair
(Includes your dental degree, post-qualification
experience or combination of two)
• IELTS certificate at appropriate level (Minimum
overall 7 Bands in IELTS and not less than 6.5 in
each section)
40. UK
• ORE – GDC
• NHS
• MFDS – RCPS
• Royal College (Glasgow and Edinburg)
• MJDF RCS Eng
• Royal College, England
• M. Ortho
• MPH, MBA and other Courses
43. AUSTRALIAN DENTAL DEGREE COURSES
• University of Adelaide
Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
• University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Dental Science (BDSc)
• University of Queensland
Bachelor of Dental Science (BDSc)
• University of Sydney
Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)
• University of Western Australia
Bachelor of Dental Science (BDSc)
44. ADC EXAMINATION
• The International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
academic module, with a minimum score of seven in each of the
four components (listening, reading, writing and speaking)
• A written Preliminary Examination (Multiple Choice Questions
and Short Answer Questions); and a Final Examination (clinical).
These must be taken sequentially.
• The clinical examination is held over three to six days and includes
the following three blocks: (Sydney and Melbourne)
• Clinical Dentistry I
• Clinical Dentistry II
• Clinical Dentistry III
46. WORKING LICENSE IN UAE
• Health Regulatory Department (HRD)
• Meticulous and detailed evaluation process
followed by assessment examination before
working in UAE.
• Career credentials, degree certificates, clinical work
experience, on-site evaluation of clinical work
status, passport and visa
• Clear-cut understanding before applying for the
license exam
47. WORKING LICENSE IN UAE
• 3 Health Boards in UAE
• Dubai – DHA (Dubai Health Authority)
• Abu Dhabi and Al Ain – HAAD (Health Authority Abu
Dhabi)
• Sharjah, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah and Ajman – MOH
(Ministry of Health and Prevention)
• Applying for each of the Emirates is different. Passing in
one doesn’t allow one to practice in other.
48. OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
• Academics (Lecturer at College)
• Work for Corporate Hospitals
• MBA (Hospital Management/General)
• UPSC
• Armed Forces
49. • For any queries:
drsree1987india@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/drsreecumar
• Whatsapp @ 89517-87297
