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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Only study law if you are confident of being in the top 10% of the industry. Medicine is a better career for average performer. Baseline salary of 20000/month for an average performer (Anchor GP in private sector)
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But medicine course is in itself much tougher to get into than law courses. Even if we talk about "buying" an overseas uni cos cmi to local law/med schs, an overseas MBBS is at least 3x more expensive than an overseas LLB.
So if you extend the "lookback" period to A Level/poly time, law seems to give a better ROI for average performers on the whole.
The whole schtick with protection professions is that the competitive barriers to entry starts at the uni admissions stage (to a recognised MBBS or LLB degree). So it makes sense to lookback to that stage as the starting point of comparison.