Medicine

I think in abroad, it is possible. But opportunity wise better for Medical graduate.

It depends on you. Many people do not opt for this. Overall, medical profession in noble. Social recognition and earning are obvious reasons.

Hi,
Some scope after MBBS-
You may be hired by the medical college, hospitals, nursing home, health corporations, health ministry, medical health society, back office medical consultancy and pharmaceutical industries. You can also work as physician, prescribes medicines & treatment for disease, research while surgeons perform operations. The initial salary of a medical graduate doctor may be the Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 35,000 per month. After getting the experience and good hands on in this field, the candidate may get the handsome salary as 8 to 10 Lacs per annum.
Best of luck.

The government seat available for MBBS in 2018 is around 30, 500.

Hi Mohammad,
For Un-Reserved Category, the qualifying marks are 119 with 50th percentile.
Similarly, for reserved and reserved (PwD), the qualifying marks are 96 with 40th percentile.
For PwD candidates in unreserved category 107, with 45th percentile.

Hi Mohammad,
Yes, sure, you can get admission into it.
Marks are less but still, there is a hope that you might get the college. Keep trying and be optimistic.
My best wishes.
All the very best.

Hi Aarya,
Please provide complete name of the college / university to which it is affiliated, for our better understanding. Please check the top MBBS college list below-
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/ranking/top-medical-colleges-in-india/100-2-0-0-0

Hi Sahani,
Please check the eligibility for MET Institute of Pharmacy - Diploma in Pharmacy
1. The Candidate should be an Indian national.
2. Passed HSC Science with Physics, and Chemistry as compulsory subjects along with one of the subjects: Mathematics or Biology (Botany and Zoology) from a recognized institution in Maharashtra or outside Maharashtra state.
You need to clear MH-CET first and then wait for the counselling by checking the cut-off list.

No, it's not. Obviously, MBBS is an undergraduate degree and Ph.D is done after completing a postgraduate degree.