How to Become an Allopathic Doctor
(MBBS Doctor)?
To become an Allopathic Doctor
(MBBS), a student must complete scientific education, qualify for entrance
exams, and complete medical training. Below is a step-by-step guide.
Step 1: Choose the Right Subjects
After 10th Standard
After the 10th standard, a student
must take the Science stream with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology). The
required subjects are:
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Physics
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Chemistry
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Biology
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English (compulsory for many exams)
📌
Mathematics is optional but can be helpful in entrance exams.
Step 2: Complete 12th Standard with
PCB
In 11th & 12th standard, focus
on:
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Physics
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Chemistry
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Biology
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English & Hindi – Language skills (some universities require it)
Minimum Requirement: At least 50%
marks in PCB in the 12th board exams.
Step 3: Pass the Medical Entrance
Test (NEET-UG)
To get admission into MBBS,
students in India must pass the NEET-UG (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test
- Undergraduate).
Subjects in NEET-UG Exam
📌 NEET-UG covers subjects:
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Physics (Class 11 & 12 level)
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Chemistry (Class 11 & 12 level)
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Biology (Class 11 & 12 level - Botany & Zoology)
NEET is mandatory for MBBS admission in India (including AIIMS).
Step 4: Get Admission into MBBS
Program
Once you qualify NEET-UG, you can
apply for MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) in Government
& Private Medical Colleges.
Duration of MBBS
📌 5.5 Years (4.5 years academic +
1-year internship)
After MBBS, one can go for MD/MS (Postgraduate specialization) or practice as a General Physician.
Summary of the Process
1️
After 10th → Choose PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)
2️ After 12th →
Pass NEET-UG Exam
3️ Get Admission in MBBS (5.5 years)
4️ Complete Internship & Register as a Doctor
5️ Optional: Specialization through MD/MS or Diploma
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