CAREER COUNSELLING

[FAHMEED]

but what if i want to study abroad after a levels, then?

Then that would add more to your CV. However, MBBS frm PAk and M.D. from UK or US is an economical option, with relatively better with more NET benefits in terms of money spent and earned.

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

well in pak most of the doctors open their own clinic and earn loads of money but jut sitting at their clinics for like 2 hours
btw. which field of medicine has loads of scope, and is also handsomely paid? and how much time wud it take in becoming qualified in it?

Those doctors spend years earning Less, then after becoming like 45+ of age, they start earning a lot.
No one would want to go to a newly opened clinic. Everyone goes to old prestigious doctors, who have lots of experience.
That's the drawback of becoming a doctor.

Even as a surgeon, you will need a lot of practice, years of training before they let you perform surgeries.
First you will need to be an Intern, then Resident, then an Attending.

Most paid are Neuro-Surgeons.

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

I would sy Business, as there is no earning limit to it.

I agree @Nabeel Ahmed

But what Business? Shops and stuff?

 

[FAHMEED]

But what Business? Shops and stuff?

She meant that, and I agreed. However, currently business-related fields are better paid than doctors and engineers respectively.

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

She meant that, and I agreed. However, currently business-related fields are better paid than doctors and engineers respectively.

No, i mean.
There are different types of businesses.
Should i go for Business Administration (MBA) and stuff?
What degree will be needed to start a business?

And what should i study if i want to become an Accountant?

 

[FAHMEED]

No, i mean.
There are different types of businesses.
Should i go for Business Administration (MBA) and stuff?
What degree will be needed to start a business?

And what should i study if i want to become an Accountant?

Any body can do business, and an MBA is not required for that. For Accountancy there are many routes, and you will have to choose one which you find easy.

 

[black widow]

Those doctors spend years earning Less, then after becoming like 45+ of age, they start earning a lot.
No one would want to go to a newly opened clinic. Everyone goes to old prestigious doctors, who have lots of experience.
That's the drawback of becoming a doctor.

Even as a surgeon, you will need a lot of practice, years of training before they let you perform surgeries.
First you will need to be an Intern, then Resident, then an Attending.

Most paid are Neuro-Surgeons.

yup thats what i was thinking as well
but nowadays dont u see many new young doctors emerging in prominent hospitals

isnt there any any career (in the sciences) that can be the fruit of ur hard work, like it has loads of scope, and is also high-earning

 

[black widow]

i have researched and found out that orthopedic surgeons are the highest earning doctors?
what are the steps involved in becoming an orthopedic surgeon?

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

i have researched and found out that orthopedic surgeons are the highest earning doctors?
what are the steps involved in becoming an orthopedic surgeon?

Orthopedic is involved with bones and stuff.
Every surgeon earns. Plastic Surgeons. Orthopedic Surgeons. Pediatric Surgeons. Neuro-surgeons. Cardio-Thoracic Surgeons. General Surgeons.

But the cases of Neuro-Surgeons are very expensive and they charge a lot of money.
On the other hand, Orthopedic Surgeons earn frequently as there are many cases of broken bones and stuff due to accidents.

Just do M.B.B.S and then M.D or D.O (Which is more preferable if you want to go into Orthopedics) and then work in a hospital as a resident. Then after completing your residency, they will promote you to an attending surgeon. This Residency period is compulsory, as this is where you perform surgeries, see surgeries by professional surgeons and you learn. But as i said before, it will take years. Residency of Neuro-Surgeons can be like 5-7 years long.

http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Surgeon

See the above link ^

You can work to become the chief of surgery, the highest earning job in surgery.

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

yup thats what i was thinking as well
but nowadays dont u see many new young doctors emerging in prominent hospitals

isnt there any any career (in the sciences) that can be the fruit of ur hard work, like it has loads of scope, and is also high-earning

I don't know. I'm getting bored of sciences now. But you can go for Petroleum Engineering, it is high-earning.

 

[black widow]

I don't know. I'm getting bored of sciences now. But you can go for Petroleum Engineering, it is high-earning.

true that, but by then petroleum will become a limiting factor and if there is no petroleum then what is the use in petroleum engineering

what about engineering? isnt that also high paid? i have also heard that it has less scope now

 

[black widow]

Orthopedic is involved with bones and stuff.
Every surgeon earns. Plastic Surgeons. Orthopedic Surgeons. Pediatric Surgeons. Neuro-surgeons. Cardio-Thoracic Surgeons. General Surgeons.

But the cases of Neuro-Surgeons are very expensive and they charge a lot of money.
On the other hand, Orthopedic Surgeons earn frequently as there are many cases of broken bones and stuff due to accidents.

Just do M.B.B.S and then M.D or D.O (Which is more preferable if you want to go into Orthopedics) and then work in a hospital as a resident. Then after completing your residency, they will promote you to an attending surgeon. This Residency period is compulsory, as this is where you perform surgeries, see surgeries by professional surgeons and you learn. But as i said before, it will take years. Residency of Neuro-Surgeons can be like 5-7 years long.

http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Surgeon

See the above link ^

You can work to become the chief of surgery, the highest earning job in surgery.

thnx for the information

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

true that, but by then petroleum will become a limiting factor and if there is no petroleum then what is the use in petroleum engineering

what about engineering? isnt that also high paid? i have also heard that it has less scope now

In Pakistan i don't think it is high-paid, and doesn't have scope.
It might be different abroad.

@FAHMEED what do you think?

 

[@yeshaB]

I agree @Nabeel Ahmed

You misspelled something

 

[@yeshaB]

But what Business? Shops and stuff?

Fild business...managers etc

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

You misspelled something

He just forgot the dot.

 

[@yeshaB]

He just forgot the dot.

he had quoted me so he should have tagged me instead of you
not sure who is he replying to :/

 

[Nabeel.Ahmad]

he had quoted me so he should have tagged me instead of you
not sure who is he replying to :/

Hahah.

He is replying to both of us, but tagged me, idk why. xD

 

[FAHMEED]

thnx for the information

Neurosurgeons are also highly paid. But I really don't understand why do we think only about money. We should keep in mind that even many orthopedic surgeons as well as other doctors are either unemployed or not earning a decent income. At first a degree and work experience counts which will decide your fate to a large extent.

 

[FAHMEED]

In Pakistan i don't think it is high-paid, and doesn't have scope.
It might be different abroad.

@FAHMEED what do you think?

No, companies like schulumberger, eni, jenibacher etc pay high salaries to their engineers. But I am afraid that in future less PAKISTANIS will be recruited in this industry in the GULF as current situation shows that a few of our engineers are working witht he majority being Indian, and the situation will remain same as it has been for decades. However there are opportunities in Libya, Canada and other oil rich nations except the Gulf.