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  1. #1 Getting a Phd In theoretical Physics? 
    ThymineBOT
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    Default November 25th, 2012, 11:10 AM
    Well I an MBBS medical student and will definitely get a MD too (and a Phd too if possible), but I love Physics too much mostly theoretical physics and I am thinking that after practising medicine for some years say till 45 I will likely to get a Phd in theoretical physics just for the love of physics and after that probably continue my practise along with some research in physics, but it seems really difficult so I would be glad to hear your opinions on my future plans.
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