It's truly inspiring that you want to become a doctor despite facing hearing difficulties. Your determination shows strength, and that’s already a step ahead in the right direction.

The first thing to focus on is managing your hearing challenge with the right support. If you haven’t already, it’s a good idea to consult an ENT specialist or audiologist who can guide you on whether hearing aids, therapy, or any assistive devices might help improve your hearing or communication skills. Using tools like speech-to-text apps, subtitles in videos, and classroom amplifiers can also make studying easier and more comfortable.

When it comes to studying, try using visual and text-based learning methods more often. Diagrams, flowcharts, and written notes might help you understand concepts better than just listening. Watching medical lectures with subtitles or reading textbooks alongside audio can give you extra clarity. Studying in quiet places and using apps like Notion or Evernote can help you stay organized.

If you are preparing for exams like NEET, practice through mock tests, previous year papers, and NCERT-based material regularly. Focus on understanding the basics clearly, and make use of offline or online coaching platforms that offer recorded videos or written explanations.

Also, remember that there are disability reservation quotas in medical entrance exams and colleges. If your hearing condition qualifies, you might be eligible for certain benefits under the PwD category, but it will depend on the percentage of hearing loss and government guidelines. For this, a valid medical certificate is important.

Being a doctor is about helping others with empathy and knowledge. Your experience will make you more understanding and patient with others, and that’s a real strength in this field. Keep believing in yourself, keep working hard, and ask for help whenever needed. You're already on your way.

Hello,

To become a doctor in India you need key requirement like you must have completed your class 12th with physics, chemistry and biology, qualifying NEET exam and then pursuing MBBS degree

After that a mandatory internship and potentially further specialization are required

Hope that Helps

Dear student,

Yes, as a Pharm.D (Doctor of Pharmacy) graduate, you are eligible to apply for the SSC CGL exam, as long as you meet the other basic criteria like age and nationality.

The minimum educational qualification for most SSC CGL posts is a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university. Even though Pharm.D is a professional doctorate, it is treated as a graduate-level qualification for SSC CGL purposes. So, you qualify academically for almost all general posts under SSC CGL.

However, some specific posts like Junior Statistical Officer (JSO) or Statistical Investigator do require a background in Mathematics or Statistics , either in your 12th standard or as a core subject in your degree. If you don’t meet that, you’ll have to skip those specific posts.

The general age limit for SSC CGL is between 18 and 32 years , depending on the post, with relaxations for reserved categories. You should check the exact age criteria for the post you're targeting in the official notification.

Also, a few posts like Inspector or Sub-Inspector may require you to meet certain physical standards.

To sum up, with a Pharm.D degree, you're eligible for SSC CGL , especially for most of the administrative and officer-level roles. Just be sure to read the official notification for any post-specific requirements.