MBBS

Hi,
NEET is not required abroad, it’s only for Indian medical schools. But for USA and Malaysia different exams would be required. Also, in US there is no MBBS, you must complete your bachelor degree, then clear the MCAT exams to study medicine. I will advise you to visit university websites and chec

Various career options after MBBS:
1. MD/MS/Diploma
2. Diploma of National Board (DNB)
3. Combined Medical Services (CMS)
4. MBA
5. Clinical Research
6. Masters in Health Administration (MHA)
7. M.Tech in Biomedical Engineering and Biological Sciences
8. Masters in Medical Science and Technology (MMST)
9. Ma

- To get admission into MBBS programme in India, students have to complete their 10+2 education with Physics, Chemistry & Biology and score minimum 50% marks (40% in the case of reserved category).
- Students age should be between 17 years to 25 years.
- The given qualification is not enough to get ad

MBBS is 5 1/2 years and MD is 3 years total 8.5 years you cannot do not in 7.5 years also improve your English as MBBS and MD is offered only in English medium.

It will take 5.5 years for the completion of this course.

Hi Debapriya,
There is no way you can become a certified neurologist without pursuing an MBBS. Neurology is considered as the most complex branch of medicine. It requires several years of study. To become a Neurologist you must first become a medical doctor.
Aspiring Neurologists, after completing the

You should go for MD or MS.

MBBS is a graduation degree. In medical profession and for your stream i.e. pathologist, MBBS should be done and you need to pursue a specialisation course for the same. Moreover, you can also get into path course through lab course which requires no MBBS.