MBBS in India

NRI quota admission are done at college level. So do approach the concerned university for admission. Also its mandatory for NRI candidates to appear NEET.

For admission into MBBS and BDS courses in India you have to appear the all India common entrance examination called NEET.

MBBS students get Dr. tag just after finishing the final MBBS examination at the end of 4 and half years. The tag has nothing to do with EXIT exams.

A lot of scholarships are there by governments or by other organisations. At government level too, there is at state and central level. Central one includes the prestigious Ishan Uday scholarship.

MBBS graduates are eligible for M.Tech biomedical engineering at various institutions. In fact, MBBS graduates are eligible for any biology related course. Here I'm mentioning the admission process in short at IIT Bombay and IIT Kanpur.

Whats your expected NEET score?

Check which university provides you with the best education and then start preparing for it. One of the basic and important tests, you will have to take is language proficiency test.

Hi, USA, Canada, UK, Australia, China etc. are some places you can see but depends on your areas of interest, budget, career plans etc. You must also see the rules, for PG you must clear the medical licensing exam for each country.

Depending on the province you intend to settle in, your licensing process to become a practicing doctor in Canada may include: Examinations (eligibility, programme selection, qualifying, certification) Language proficiency tests Postgraduate training/assessment Return-of-service agreements (commitment to practice in an underserved community for an agreed period of time). Regardless of your education or experience, you need to get licensed in Canada in order to practice as a medical doctor.