This is a question which is like asking which hand is best the left hand or the right hand ?

So the result is Doctor or Scientist both work hand in hand. The discoveries of the scientist are often applied by the Doctor for treating patients. For example, there are Scientist who study the Virology and from that researches the doctors use them with the experience of there clinical studies and treat patients who are affected by Viruses.

So you need to choose what you like to be and how you imagine yourself in the future. Based on that take decision. Once you have a passion for the subject you will excel in it.

To know more about Doctor, visit the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/careers/doctor

To know more about Scientist, visit the link below:

https://dqxeclau.top/careers/scientist

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Helo ishaan,

Opening a hospital is generally done after the contibution made by members who are looking for the same thing.

Generally, opening a hospital requires a huge sum of money such that it will provides basic facilities to patients. Looking for opening a hospital if you have parteners then it will be easy to open with some investments else it will hard.

Takkjg about your point on how doctor devi Prasad open 1 hospital,  see generally funding is done if the idea is liked by give or anyone then they fund the expenses for that project. Might be doctor devi Prasad took a loan and used his savings for the hospital. So, it is not sure.

Hope this helps.

Thank you:)

Yes, some surgeries (especially organ transplant procedures) are very expensive, and the total cost (surgical procedures + Operation Theatre (OT) Charges + Staying expenses + medicine charges)  can amount to even INR 50 lakhs or more.

Some of the expensive surgical procedures (with prices around INR 50 Lakhs) are listed below -

• Heart/Cardiac Transplant
• Liver Transplant
• Intestine Transplant
• Bone Transplant

Apart from transplant surgeries, other expensive surgeries include -

• Tracheostomy
• Retinal Lesion Surgeries

Hi reader,

there can be various ways to achieve this goal of yours. let me jot down some points.

Think about reaching your current goal strategically  .

Make a list of the reasons YOU want to study medicine

Take into account that it is an intense study, realistically every (under)graduate course is intense. Are you up to hours of studying, handing in assignments on time, group work, research, critical thinking, etc

Start small so that you don’t feel overwhelmed and defeated the first time you hit a bump in the road.

So if you have taken PCB after 10th, then you are eligible to go for studies to become a doctor. There are multiple options after 12th, just appear for the NEET exam. It requires a lot of hard work and preparation as the competition is huge and for MBBS, only around 76,000 seats are available for all quotas. After MBBS (5-6 years), you should go for MD to become a medical specialist in a field like cardiology or psychiatry.

You can do your post graduation (MD/MS) after getting through NEET PG and become a specialist in a particular branch.

You can do your super specialisation (DM/Mch) in your desired branch. You can also go for fellowship in a particular field of your interest.

So it's a long journey. But after completing mbbs you are a certified doctor.

i hope this answer helps,

thank you

Hello student,

Sorry to say you but each and every doctor cannot earned that much per month . Obviously there are some very much popular doctors in some City or town who are making lots of money but not all. Basically you are saying that 1 lakh per month I think that is only this salary like  if they work for any hospital aur any nursing homes then that is there salary only. Now if they open their private practice chambers and also connected with some top nursing homes like for any kinds of surgeries or special cases or their connected with some medicine brands then there ening can we go up to that much. Hope this will help you comment down if you have any query.

Hello candidate,

To become doctor you have to give the exam NEET ( National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) ,

There are no such criteria to undertake 10th marks  by NTA (who conduct NEET ),

You have to give 10+2 exam and have to pass with 50th percentile if you are of general category and 45th Percentile if you are from sc/st/obc category .

Here is a website to clear your query :

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-2022

Here is a website for you to study to become doctor : https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/medical-courses-after-12th

Hope this will help you

Thank you

Hello,

NEET is mandatory to hold mbbs DEGREE in india.to become pediatrician you need to pursue pg degree specialisation in the paediatric field.mbbs is a path to pursue pg degree so you must write NEET to become pediatrician.

NEET  details

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria/amp

Best of luck!!

Hello,

Hope you are doing good!

To become a doctor, you need to study MBBS. After class 10, you should take up Science with Biology. It's your choice, whether you want to take Mathematics or not, but Physics, Chemistry and Biology are important. You should pass your 10+2 level with good grades.

Percentage must be  minimum of 60% in each subject- Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Aggregate Percentage in board would be minimum of 70%. The marks scored in matriculation are not counted in admission in MBBS course. Also the marks in 10+2 are not counted in admission MBBS course. You need to pursue MBBS course and after completion of MBBS course, you can become a Doctor.

MBBS is an undergraduate medical degree in the course to become a doctor. MBBS is one of the best professional degrees in science and medicine. MBBS Admission 2022 will commence after the NEET counselling 2022. In order to get admission to the MBBS course, candidates must appear for the NEET entrance exam. One of the best courses after MBBS include MD (Doctor of Medicine), Masters in Hospital Administration, MS in Clinical Pathology, Masters in Public Health, MTech in Biomedical Engineering and Biological Sciences and diploma courses in Sports Medicine, Pediatrics, Psychology, Occupational Health, etc.

All the best!

Hope it will help!

Thank you!

Hey aspirant

Yes, you may use the Dr. (Doctor) and Vd. (Vaidya) prefixes before your names because you are Ayurvedic Doctors and you also treat people.

Hello Student

Being a foreign MBBS student you cannot do pg in medicine or you cannot work as a doctor because according to UGC noms foreign medical graduate can not even take admission in pg education in medicine.A foreign medical graduate until or unless passed MCI screening test, can not get permission for either take education or work as a doctor in India.without passing the screen test a foreign medical graduate certificate is taken alike a piece of paper.

Hope this will help.