Medicine & Health Sciences

It's quite impossible because there are only 65k seats for MBBS and 25 k for BDS.
You should try for next year or try in private colleges although they are very expensive but if you can afford then you can go with private colleges also.
Good luck

You can't get any seat in any college.
Try next year because there are only 65k seats for MBBS and 25k seats for BDS.
Good luck for next year!

If you want to go in Medical field, then you should opt for Doctor or Pharmacy. After the degree of pharmacy (B. Pharmacy), you could run a Medical or become a Drug inspector etc. But, rather than asking others, search your preferred way. It would be better if you search on internet about Career after PCB 10+2.

Yash, the average salary of a student doing M.Pharm from LPU is 3-4 LPA.

Hi Tanuj,
This will depend on the country you want to work in, work permit rules of the country, your profile and prior work experience. You may also have to take exams conducted by the Pharmacy or Medical Council of the country.

Hi Chaitanya,
The eligibility for Advance PG Diploma (physician assistant) is any graduate in allopathic medicine, homeopathic medicine, ayurvedic medicine, unani medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, pharmacy & science with a minimum of 50% marks from recognized University/Institution.
For more information, you should refer to specific college/university you are targeting, since under the given eligibility conditions you may note be qualified for the course.

Hi Rajesh,
To practice as an optometrist it is essential to have a Bachelor's degree in Optometry. The optometrists may practice alone, in collaboration with other eye specialists or teach.
An optometrist can:
Manage his or her own eye clinic, optical shop, lens manufacturing unit
Contribute to eye tests, contact lenses, exercises
Collaborate with opticians, ophthalmologists, lens manufacturers
Teach optometry
Help detect diseases or fit contact lenses/Low Vision Aids
Assist in vision screen at schools and in industries
Provide optometric counselling to patients with partial sight and hereditary vision defects