When a student passes class 10th, his career depends on the subjects taken in class XI. The subjects taken in the eleventh decide which field the student wants to go in the future. Some students want to become an engineer, and some children want to make a career in the medical field. Some students want to become a doctor (M.B.B.S). To help them, today we will tell in this article how to become an MBBS doctor? What do I do to become a doctor?
Students know that to become a doctor, one has to do MBBS, but what is MBBS and how it is, it is not known properly. That is why today we will tell you about this course.
The doctor is given the status of God. They are doctors, so they treat others regardless of themselves. If you also want to become a doctor, then read this article till the end.
First, let me tell you that to become a doctor, there is not only MBBS course, but one can become a doctor by doing other medical courses. That is why first we will tell you about those courses in brief and after that we will know about MBBS in detail.
Courses to become a doctor
Although MBBS is considered very important in the medical field, but by doing other courses one can also become a doctor. But it is important for everyone that you take the subjects in 11th and 12th carefully.
If you want to become a doctor in the future, then choose Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects in 11th and 12th. After doing 12th, you have to give entrance exams to get admission in some medical courses.
Like- CET, AIMEE, AIPMT, NEET etc. In these exams, questions have been asked from your 11th, 12th syllabus only.
Let us now know about some popular courses in the medical field,
MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) – 5.5 years
BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) – 4.5 years
BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery) – 5.5 years
BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) – 5.5 years
MD (Doctor of Medicine) – 3 years
MS (Master of Surgery) – 3 years
DM (Doctorate in Medicine) – 2 to 3 years
B. Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy) – 4 years
B.Sc. Nursing – 4 years
BPT (Physiotherapy) – 4.5 years
BOT (Occupational Therapy) – 3 years
BUMS (Unani Medicine) – 5.5 years
D. Pharma (Ayurvedic, Siddha Medicine) – 2 years
BMLT (Bachelor of Medical Lab Technician) – 3 years
The courses mentioned above are graduation level courses. Let us now know about the most popular course, MBBS.
What is MBBS and how to become an MBBS doctor?
MBBS is a graduation level course in the medical field. This is considered to be the biggest course in this field. To do this course, you must have Biology in 12th and after that you have to clear the entrance exam.
Full form of MBBS is - Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
We have learned that what is MBBS, now we will talk about how MBBS is done. In this, we will tell you some small things related to MBBS.
How to do MBBS, and how long is the course?
It takes 5.5 years to complete MBBS with 4 years 6 months of college teaching followed by 1 year internship. There are 9 semesters in 4 years, 6 months.
Qualification for MBBS
To take admission in MBBS, choose the subjects of medical in class 12th which will include Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Your minimum percentage should be 50% in 12th. After this you have to clear entrance exams like CET, AIMEE, AIPMT, NEET etc.
Keep in mind that without clearing the entrance exam. You cannot enroll for MBBS. Depending on your ranking in these exams, whether you will get admission in a government college or a private college. To take admission in MBBS, your age should be between 17 and 25 years.
MBBS Fees
Everyone knows that studying medicine is not easy, as it costs a lot. In such a situation, if you do MBBS from a government college, then you can get some relief in expenses.
If you study from a government college, then the expenditure of 20-80 thousand comes in a year. But if you study from private college or any university then there can be annual fee of 3-8 lakhs.
Note:- Fee structure of every college, university is different.
Top 10 medical colleges in India
All India Institute of Medical Sciences – New Delhi
Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research- Chandigarh
Christian Medical College- Vellore
Kasturba Medical College- Manipal
King George`s Medical University- Lucknow
Jawaharlal Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education & Research- Pondicherry
Banaras Hindu University- Varanasi
Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences- Delhi
Aligarh Muslim University- Aligarh
Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute - Chennai
MBBS Syllabus
Nowadays, there has been a slight change in the MBBS syllabus. According to the new syllabus now students in graduationSubjects are also taught at Master's level so that after doing MBBS only, students can be fully prepared to become doctors.
In its syllabus, not only theory is given to the students, but also full attention is given to practicals.
Semester 1-2 (Pre-Clinical): Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology
Semesters 3-5 (Para-Clinical): Semesters Community Medicine; Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Clinical postings in wards, OPD
Semester 6-9 (Clinical): Community Medicine, Medicine and allied subjects (Psychiatry, Dermatology); Obst. Gynae: Pediatrics; Surgery and allied subjects (Anesthesiology, E.N.T., Ophthalmology, Orthopedics); Clinical postings
How to prepare for MBBS
It takes a lot of hard work to get admission in MBBS. You have to study a lot. We will give you some such tips so that you can prepare yourself for the entrance exam.
First of all it is important that you set your own time table.
To clear the entrance exam, not only do you have to focus on Bio, but Physics, Chemistry are equally important.
To clear the entrance exam, you should have very good command over any two subjects in PCB.
Try solving old question papers.
If you study any topic, then make sure that you have clear the basics of that topic. Don't just rote.
Nowadays, many lectures are available on the internet where studies are conducted to clear the entrance exams.
Along with studying from your 11th, 12th textbook, read additional books as well.
If you want, you can also take coaching.
What to do after doing MBBS?
After doing MBBS, you can apply for further master's degree and can continue your further studies. Apart from this, you can do a job in a government or private hospital or you can set up your own clinic. After doing higher studies, you can also get the post of lecturer or professor in a medical college.
Conclusion,
Friends, in this article I have tried to give you every information related to MBBS. I have already told you important things like what is MBBS, how to do it. Also, which subjects you study in MBBS and how you should prepare for the entrance exam, those tips have also been given.
You can take admission in MBBS college according to your budget. Hope this post will be of great use to you. Do share this with your friends.
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