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The cellulosic cell wall is made up of main cellulose along with hemicellulose and pectin. This kind of cell wall is mostly found in some protest, and all plants whereas non-cellulosic cell wall do not contain cellulose as its one of the content which may contain chitin (the type of protein) found in fungi and peptidoglycans (a kind of car carbohydrate) found in bacteria. Cellulose is a type of protein.

1. Post MBBS you can prepare for NEET (or upcoming NEXT) Postgraduate entrance exam and do a PG in the subject of your choice to practice as a consultant in Hospitals or clinics.
2. With the MBBS degree, you can join through your State Medical Service exam in Government Medical Service as a Medical Officer in Primary Health Centers/ Community Health Centers / District Hospitals.
3. Post MBBS you can apply for Combined Medical Service Exam (CMS) of UPSC and join in central government medical services like CGHS or Railway Hospitals as a Medical Officer.
4. You can write the Insurance Medical Officer (IMO) exam of ESI Hospitals and join as Medical Officers in ESIC.
5. You can attend the walk-in Interview of ESI/JIPMER/AIIMS/ Private medical colleges to join as a Junior resident/ Tutor in the department available. (regular or contract basis)
6. You can participate as a duty doctor and work in ER/ ICU/ wards of Private nursing homes or hospitals
7. You can start your clinic and practice as a general practitioner. You can also do online courses or distance education or fellowship courses like Family medicine or Diabetology or geriatric medicine to strengthen your practice.
6. You can do AFIH course (3 months) in Industrial Health and join as Factory Medical Officer in Industries.
7. Yoy can join the Army through SSC as an Army Medical Officer.
8. Can do Aviation medicine and join Airforce Hospitals or Sports medicine and join as Doctor in sports teams.
9. can join ICMR/NIE like research organizations and continue as Research Scientist.
10. can join NGOs and participate in their outreach activities like health camps.
11. Can join WHO or UNICEF as a Consultant and serve as Surveillance Medical Officer (SMO) or Project Managers. Doing a Master in Public Health (MPH) after MBBS would be an added advantage.
12. can prepare for foreign medical licensing exams like USMLE (US) /PLAB (UK) /MCCQ (Canada) /Prometric exam (for gulf) etc. to practice in other countries.
13. you can also join as duty doctors in hospitals of Maldives, Seychelles etc. without entrance exams.
14. you can practice from home as an online Doctor through telemedicine apps like click2clinik/ letsdoc etc.
15. You can join as drug safety physicians in clinical trial research of Pharmaceutical industries.

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Hey Pavan, 

Medical colleges charge tution fee only for 4 and half years. Once you start internship, you don't need to pay any tuition fee. You will get a monthly stipend from the college during your internship. The amount that is given as stipend will vary depending on the college and state. On an average Govt colleges pay about 6k - 12k. Private colleges may pay more or less. 

Well it depends on which country u choose n then the city u choose to pursue ur education. If u wanna study in russia ,  make sure in which city u r planning to join. Moscow petersburg universities are comparatively expensi e than in the universitiees like rostov stavropol cremia etc