Another great video by Kaizen! Dr Pratik was the best pick for this subject, he’s the most amazing and helpful mentor ever! All answers are so eloquent and relevant for somebody taking the huge jump soon. Thanks for this!
Maybe because that side is watered well by the person. It means maybe the person on the other side put a lot of hardwork and achieved success and we in this side are not putting that effort..
Sir non -profit organisation as you said it doesn’t require h1b visa and the person can work until the contract expires without stressing about the H1b visa and not being stressed about being kicked out of the country?
By dental Non profit organisations he means the dental setups run by the government or ngos in rural areas. They are not profit based. But the pay is usually lower.
Sir after BDS in india how many years of DDS and for DDS which exam is required to take as i am going to pursue BDS, this year i have taken neet examination and expected score is 580
Have been watching your videos after my friend recommended it. Very informative & useful for dentists who want to work in abroad. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. We also have videos about how to grow your practice 👉🏼Dental Practice - Set Up and Growth: ru-vid.com/group/PLW2iNRtJo0IQIDcNs2pV8jp1rnS9EoBBq
Let’s come to a direct point…. Why people want to go to go abroad for dental jobs? When life is also very hard over there. What do you think? Is it just because people are extra ambitious for learning new things?
Better quality of life after initial struggle, better standard of living, better work life balance are few reasons. Have explained factors to consider between India and abroad 👉🏼ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_SrpjY1bSQA.html
@@kaizendental so we do agree to that for BDS the struggle is huge and no guarantee for a better life if atleast we are in India, and dont have money to settle abroad
