MBBS

The date is 7th May 2017.

There's no sports quota for admission into MBBS. MBBS counselling are done through NEET score. You may get SC ST ES like quota.
All the best. Good luck.

MBBS or PG in a respective subject required to teach students of MBBS. MSc graduates are also allocated a few number of classes for MBBS.

No such problems are to be faced after graduating. Rather, you will get advantage of your knowledge and skill in patient service.
All the best.
Good luck.

Nope. From this year onwards, its mandatory for all candidates seeking admission in MBBS and BDS college to appear NEET examination. Admission will be strictly on the basis of NEET.

There's reservation of 15% of NRI candidates in private institutions. But there's no foreign quota as such. You need to appear for NEET to avail this quota.

Hi Rajesh,
Medicine and engineering have been the two most wanted careers for middle class India. In engineering, four years of good study at a decent college fetches you a well-paying job. But, if you do not get good college or in good college your semester marks are not good, then the job is insecure.
In Medical, five years of basic medical study, even from the best institution gets you nowhere. You have to do a post graduate specialization (another three years). After 10 to 11 years of study, you are a perfect doctor, if your studies are well, then you go for practice and then you can have a secured future.
All the best.

Hi Prasad,
Due to shortage of good govt colleges in India, many students look towards different countries like Russia, China, UK, USA, etc. Medical council of India has approved universities and hence recognised them in India so before choosing any university, check it's status with MCI.

Dear,
For PCB students, there are many good options for further education:
Physiotherapy
B.pharma
Clinical psychology
Neuroscience
Wildlife Science
Environment Science
Nanotechnology
Genetic Science
Microbiology
Food technology
Zoology Hons
So, choose the field according to your calibre and interest.
All the best.

International applicants must take the GAMSAT exam to qualify for Master degree level studies in medicine in Australia. Please visit the university's website for admission requirements.