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MBBS in India

MBBS in India

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Course Description

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery popularly known as MBBS are considered to be the most prestigious professional courses in the country. Every student in the country aspires to become a MBBS doctor.Admission into all the government, private, central, and deemed MBBS universities in India will be held based on the NEET score. Only AIIMS and JIPMER, Puducherry are allowed to conduct their entrance exams for MBBS education in India.Medical studies in India offer ample of advantages to the students, where you are going to learn a successful career ahead.

Benefits of studying medicine in India

  • The top-ranked medical institutions in the India will teach medicine using thebest technology and qualified teachers in the country.
  • Due to the population and the diversity in India,the number of the suffering patients are on the rise with various medical complicationswill give an option to widen your base of understanding medicine.
  • MBBS education in India, giving an option for the student to practice in real medical emergencies which are a good prospect for many students.
  • There is no need to qualify the NMC Screening Test or the FMGE exam and eligible for your license to practice as soon as you graduate with your MBBS degree.
  • After the successful awarding of the MBBS degree, you can go for a list of professional possibilities for medical graduates approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
  • You can go for job opportunities within the clinical enterprise and unleash the growth opportunities.
  • There are various hospitals that you can go for an internship with to gain the medical level of experience. You can study for the postgraduate courses and study for the PG NEET
  • MBBS degree awarded from a government institution is of very high importance and has a good reputation in the academic sectors of medicine.
  • The clinical knowledge and expertise taught in the medical institutions in India are of excellent quality.
  • With the continuous rise in the population of the country, Indian medical students will never feel short of patient exposure.
  • For all the students who graduate from a medical college abroad, they cannot practice in the country until they have cleared the NMC Screening Test of FMGE.
  • As for the Indian medical students, graduated from a medical college in the country, there are no such rules that have to be fulfilled to practice the medical profession.
  • The chances of getting a job are very high if you are graduated from a good Indian medical college.

Most of the medical universities in India are recognized by

Attractions MBBS in India

  1. The MBBS course curriculum is internationally recognized
  2. More focus is given to practical study
  3. 1 year of compulsory internship for better understanding
  4. The teaching faculties are highly qualified and experienced
  5. The internship is facilitated in the reputed government and private hospitals
  6. Plenty of private medical colleges in India to choose for the study in medicine
  7. The admission process is free from hassle in Indian medical institutions
  8. The MBBS course duration in India is 5.5 years, includes 1 year of rotational internship, is mandatory for the successful completion of MBBS Program.
  9. Students from different developed and underdeveloped countries pursue MBBS course from the different prestigious medical colleges based in India.

Duration of the MBBS in India

  1. The duration of medical study in India is 5.5 years includes comprises 4.5 years of theoretical study and one year of mandatory internship.
  2. The medium of instruction in the medical colleges of India is English in general.

Eligibility for MBBS in India

  1. The applicant must have passed the 10+2 examinations with subjects Physics, Biology, and Chemistry.
  2. The applicant must have scored 50% marks in the 12th examinations for unreserved category and 45% marks for the reserved category.
  3. For AIIMS, you need to score 60% marks in the 10+2 examinations.
  4. You need to be fluent in English which is a mandatory subject for admission into the top medical colleges of the country.
  5. You need to quality the NEET, AIIMS or JIPMER examinations to be eligible for the counselling procedure of each one of them.

Checklist of Documents to Study MBBS in India

List of the following documents required during the counselling to study medicine in India.

  1. Original and photocopies of the 12th and the 10th mark sheets.
  2. The original passing certificates like the transfer certificates and character certificates and their photocopies.
  3. The original birth certificate and its photocopy
  4. The NEET passing scorecard
  5. The caste certificate in case of reserved candidate belonging to the OBC/SC or ST category.
  6. Passport size photos
  7. A proof of the residence and permanent address

Admission procedure for MBBS in India

  1. You need to apply for the various medical examinations, NEET, KEAMS, AIIMS, and JIPMER
  2. Prepare for the examinations with an objective to score a good rank will be of great help in the admission process.
  3. After you have qualified the exam, you be designated a college depending on the merit list based on the scores you have achieved. This entire procedure will be carried out in the counselling process.
  4. Once you allotted to a college, you will be informed about the same and then you will have to attend the counselling procedure of the medical college.
  5. You will also have to submit all your documents during the process.
  6. You will then pay the tuition fee for the semester, get enrolled in the hostel of medical college and start with your medical studies.

National Medical Commission Bill says:

  1. NEET will continue to be the entry exam for MBBS admission.
  2. Even reputed institutes such as AIIMS will have to use NEET.
  3. National Exit Test (NEXT) will be the source of obtaining the licenses to practice medicine in India.
  4. The NEXT examination will be common for both Indian and foreign medical graduates. Students from the US, UK, Canada, Australia or New Zealand would also have to clear NEXT to practice medicine in India after the NEXT becomes applicable.
  5. For the post-graduation courses also, NEXT will serve as an entrance examination.