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Dr. Amrapali Bobade Veer

10 August 2020 Updated 31 August 2026 1 min read 4 views

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Dr. Amrapali Bobade Veer

PBMAS H V DESAI EYE HOSPITAL , PUNE.

Dr. Amrapali Bobade Veer Completed basic schooling from Pune. Passed MBBS from Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences - Karad , with 2 nd rank in KIMSDU University. Went on to do DO (Dip. Ophthalmology) from Regional Institute of Ophthalmology & Sitapur Eye Hospital (RIO-SEH). Currently perusing DNB…

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