Answer
See explanation.
Work Step by Step
Similarities: quantized energy and angular momentum. Electron orbits the nucleus.
Differences: Bohr model assumes quantized energy and angular momentum, but the Schrodinger analysis derives them.
The Bohr model assumes sharp, planet-like orbits for the electron. The Schrodinger equation only gives probabilities; the electron is “fuzzy”.
The Bohr model has little math, while solving the Schrodinger equation requires knowledge of imaginary numbers and solving partial differential equations.