MBBS

Kindly click the link below and select the location of your choice to get various options for MBBS in Canada. https://bit.ly/2RjUEPH.

You need a minimum cut-off rank for the college. Marks being same may have a huge difference in ranks. So, check for last 3 years rank cut-offs and their related marks and then aim for a minimum of 40 marks higher.

No, NEET is only for Indian medical colleges. For foreign countries, they have their own criteria like class 12th marks.

No, it's not guaranteed. It will depend on your PG or any entrance exam and interview held by AIMS.
All the best.

Yes, you are absolutely eligible because the minimum required percentage in 50% and you have 88.8% and that too 97 in biology.

Of course MBBS has better scope than physiotherapy. Physiotherapy is rapidly growing field in upcoming time it will reach ATIT height.

You should study more than 12 hours at least a day. Go through previous years question banks and solve the MCQs as much as possible.

You should give NEET (National Eligibility Entrance Test) if you wish to become a doctor.

After MBBS, you can do MD in Radiation Oncology. To become a surgical oncologist, you have to do MS (3years) first and similarly to become a medical oncologist you need to do MD (3 years) first.

Hi Navneet,
Please find the link below wherein you can get the cut off for different colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/medicine/neet-ug-exam-cutoff