MBBS

Hi Manjeet,
It is extremely difficult to receive 100% scholarship. However, for your MS programs there are various assistantship programs that the university can consider to give you partial scholarship. You must have good academic and GRE scores and a strong letter of recommendation and statement of

It depends on your interest. IAS will give you the prestige and a chance to serve billions of Indians. MBBS will give you the chance to heal one's life.

Regarding capitation fees, you have to contact directly to concerned institution. There's no such generalization regarding this.
All the best. Feel free to revert back in case of further queries.

1) IOCL scholarship.
2) LIC scholarship.
3) MOMA.
4) ONGC, etc.

MBBS outside of India is a good option and so is BAMS in INDIA but it all comes down to what do you really want. As both are doctors but are entirely different from each other, so before you take a leap see where your heart takes you because it is of utmost importance to be passionate about what you

For getting admission in the colleges, the students have to appear for MH CET or AIPMT entrance exam.

Yes, it is compulsory.

Hi Shivani,
If you want to practice in India, then you need to pass the MCI screening test. In fact, in any country, you need to pass the related exams without which you cannot practice. Having a degree from a very reputed university with excellent academic grades will give you a good chance, however

MBA after MBBS is preferable career options for those doctors who want to be in the field of hospital administrator and do not want to have active medical practice. Doctors with MD and MS can earner better in comparison to hospital administrators in long run.

Like many other professions, you too have many dynamic career options.
You can pursue post-graduation in specialties like general surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, general medicine, etc. This will fetch you a degree of MD/MS/Diploma. For getting an admission, you need to give AIPGMEE ex