MBBS

Becoming a forensic doctor in India typically requires an MBBS degree followed by a specialisation in Forensic Medicine (MD). However, for those without an MBBS degree, there are alternative paths to work in forensic science. Individuals can pursue a BSc in Forensic Science after completing Class 12 (Science), followed by an MSc in Forensic Science. These degrees allow graduates to work as forensic experts, crime scene investigators, or forensic analysts in government and private agencies, including law enforcement departments like CBI, CID, and Police Forensic Labs. However, it's important to note that without an MBBS, one cannot perform medico-legal autopsies or practice as a forensic pathologist. Instead, they can contribute as forensic scientists specializing in toxicology, ballistics, DNA analysis, or cyber forensics.

Dear Yatharth, In Gujarat, MBBS admissions are primarily based on the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) scores, which is a national-level examination. The eligibility criteria for NEET do not specify any preference for candidates from a particular educational board. Therefore, students from various boards, including CBSE, ICSE, and state boards like RBSE, are eligible to appear for NEET and apply for MBBS programs in Gujarat.However, it's important to note that the NEET syllabus is more closely aligned with the CBSE curriculum. This alignment can provide an advantage to CBSE students in terms of familiarity with the exam pattern and content. State board students, including those from RBSE, may need to put in additional effort to cover the NEET syllabus comprehensively.In summary, while your educational board does not affect your eligibility for MBBS admission in Gujarat, choosing a board that aligns well with the NEET syllabus can be beneficial for your preparation. If you are currently in the RBSE board, you can still pursue MBBS in Gujarat by preparing thoroughly for the NEET examination.I hope this information helps you in making an informed decision. Best of luck with your studies!

Dear Harshita, In India, government medical colleges primarily admit students to the MBBS programme based on merit through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). These institutions do not offer management quota seats for MBBS admissions.However, some state government medical colleges, such as those in Rajasthan, may have a limited number of management quota seats. These seats are typically filled through state-specific counseling processes and may have higher cutoff scores compared to general quota seats.It's important to note that the availability and criteria for management quota seats can vary by state and institution. Therefore, I recommend contacting the specific government medical colleges you are interested in to inquire about the possibility of admission through management quota and to understand the associated requirements and procedures.I hope this information helps you in your pursuit of medical education.

Hi Abin, For NEET SS (Super Specialty) application and counselling, you will need the following registration certificates:Required Registration Certificates:MBBS Degree Certificate – Issued by the university.MD/MS/DNB Degree Certificate – Required for the applied super specialty course.Permanent Registration Certificate – From MCI/NMC or State Medical Council for MBBS & PG degree.How to Get These Documents? MBBS & PG Certificates – Collect from your university or college.Permanent Registration Certificate – Apply on the State Medical Council website or NMC official website if not issued yet.Ensure all documents are scanned and uploaded properly for the application and counselling process.