MBBS

Hi Rudra,
You need to clear the necessary license exams of the particular country in order to be eligible to practice. For example, PLAB test for UK, 'Concours dinternat titre dtranger' for France, Kenntnisprfung for Germany, etc.

Hi Siddhi,
The admission requirements are different for each university and programme. Also, every country has different admission requirements. You must prepare for tests like SAT, IELTS or TOEFL, etc. depending where you want to study. The best career options will also depend on your interests. Ri

There is no stoppage in doing MBBS after MBA provided you meet all eligibility criteria for MBBS. There are multiple such examples in western countries who have done MBBS after MBA but such cases are rare in India.

Hi,
After completing your MBBS you must clear the licensing exam of the particular country just like MCI in India. Every country has its own exam and medical council for licensing and recognition.

Hi Riya,
Where do you want to study? The admission requirements and procedures are different of every country.

Hi Vinit,
You can check the top ranked universities in UK, Russia, China, Philippines, Poland, etc.
You can consider:
1. National University of Singapore.
2. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
3. University of Hong Kong.
4. Heidelberg University.
5. National Taiwan University and so on.

Hello Sneh Patel,
Well, it depends on your interest & the amount of time you want to invest.
MBBS is better than B.Sc. Veterinary.
But B.Sc is a 3 year Degree course. But to pursue MBBS, you have to give 5 - 6 years time.
MBBS will provide you so many good career opportunities & reputation as well.
Now,

AIIMS MBBS 2017 Expected Cut off:
Since the session for 2016 has concluded, all the aspiring candidates of AIIMS MBBS 2017 can have an idea of the expected qualifying marks stated below. Apart from this, each of the AIIMS Institute will declare its own cut off.
Category AIIMS MBBS 2017 Expected cut-of

Full form is Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery.
MBBS is the official undergraduate degree awarded to students who graduate from medical schools or universities to enter the medical profession. The Latin acronym for
MBBS is Medicinae Baccalaureus Baccalaureus Chirugiae.