MBBS

Sorry Dear, you can't pursue MBBS because your PCB mark is less than 55% in aggregate. For admission in MBBS courses you need to score minimum 55% in aggregate in PCB.

See the cutoff for MBBS is very high as compared to that of BAMS and DPharm. In national level common examination the cuttoff for MBBS admission may go to 65-70%. However for BAMS DPharm its 50%.

hello, according to me as for your aim I think you will definitely score good marks in your annual but the matter is that you should get good rank in NEET exam so you should prepare well from the beginning itself. All the very best

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You are not eligible to pursue an MD directly without registering in their medical council. However, you can pursue an MPH/MPA/MSc/MBA in the UK. Doctors do this so that you can clear the medical council exam simultaneously. Hope this helps. Thanks!

For the Service Man Quota (SMQ) in medical colleges, Kendriya Sainik Board invites applications in the prescribed form for admission to Medical Colleges (approx 25 to 27 seats) and Dental College (One seat) {subject to allotment of seats by Ministry of Health}, from sons/daughters/widows of Armed Fo

In India its not possible. If you want to persue MBBS then you have to qualify the entrance and begin from very first year. Being a BDS graduate won't give you any extra advantage in MBBS entrance.

Hi Dear,
Its good that you want to be a cricketer along with a doctor. But MBBS course is very vast. Majority of colleges follow 8 AM -5PM schedule. So it may be difficult for you to concentrate on cricket. If you can manage, then its well and good.

SAT is one of them for study in abraod