In order to work in army  one must first complete an MBBS degree from the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC)  after completing colleges they are directly recruited to 5 years service in indian army as medical officer or

The Indian Army offers a Short Service Commission for BAMS graduates under the Army Medical Corps (AMC).you can join through this recruitment but for short service tenure which will later become permanent as per guidelines.

Keep an eye on the official Indian Army recruitment notifications for SSC entry specifically for BAMS graduates.

Hello there,

With a NEET PG 2024 rank of 61,286 , belonging to the SC category and being an in-service doctor in the UP government, your chances of getting a clinical branch through AIQ and UP state counseling are moderate but largely depend on:

1. State Counseling (UP) : As an in-service doctor, you'll likely have some advantage in state quota counseling. You may have a chance at branches like Anesthesia, Dermatology, ENT, Psychiatry, or General Medicine in government or semi-government medical colleges.
   
   

2. AIQ : The competition through AIQ is higher, but with the SC reservation and in-service status, you could have a chance at clinical branches like Pathology, Forensic Medicine, or Community Medicine in a lower-tier government college.

You should closely follow the cut-offs for in-service candidates in your state and the AIQ to get a better idea.

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Hello,

Yes, your brother-in-law can apply to practice medicine in India, but he needs to meet the eligibility criteria set by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and complete the required process:

1. Primary Medical Qualification: His

MATS degree from Bangladesh must be recognized by MCI.

2. Eligibility Certificate: He needs to obtain an Eligibility Certificate from MCI.

3.

FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate

Examination): He must pass the FMGE screening test.

4

Registration with MC/: After passing

FMGE, he needs to register with MCl.

5. State Medical Council Registration:

He also needs to register with the West Bengal Medical Council (WBMC) to practice in Kolkata.

6. Work Permit/Visa: He may require a work permit or visa to work in India.

Consult the Indian Embassy or Consulate in Bangladesh for guidance.

Procedure:

1. Check MCI's website for recognized foreign medical institutions and eligibility criteria.

2. Apply for an Eligibility Certificate from

MCI.

3. Prepare for and pass the FMGE

screening test.

4. Register with MCI and WBMC.

5. Obtain a work permit/visa (if required).

Hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello Aspirant

Europe offers a wide range of opportunities in the healthcare sector beyond the traditional roles of doctors and nurses. These roles are often in high demand and offer excellent career prospects.

Healthcare Administration and Management

• Healthcare Administrators
• Health Information Managers
• Healthcare Consultants

Allied Health Professions

• Physiotherapist
• Radiographers
• Pharmacists
• Dieticians and Nutritionists

Medical Technology and Research

• Medical Scientists
• Biomedical Engineers
• Clinical Research Associates
• Medical Laboratory Scientists

Other In-Demand Roles

• Healthcare IT Specialists: Develop and maintain healthcare information systems.
• Health Insurance Specialists: Process insurance claims and provide customer service.
• Medical Social Workers: Provide psychosocial support to patients and their families.

Hope this helps

Hello aspirant,

AYUSH physicians assigned to Primary Health Centers in remote regions are already permitted by certain jurisdictions to perform allopathy in "emergencies."Currently, this is legal in thirteen states: Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Haryana, and Uttarakhand.

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Hope this information helps you.

Hello aspirant,

AYUSH physicians assigned to Primary Health Centers in remote regions are already permitted by certain jurisdictions to perform allopathy in "emergencies."Currently, this is legal in thirteen states: Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Haryana, and Uttarakhand.

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Hope this information helps you.

Greetings,
The duration required to become an ophthalmologist (eye doctor), gynecologist, and orthopedic doctor in India:
Ophthalmologist (Eye Doctor)

• MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery): 5.5 years (including 1 year of internship)
• MD/MS in Ophthalmology: 3 years
• Total Duration: Approximately 8.5 years
  
  Gynecologist
• MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery): 5.5 years (including 1 year of internship)
• MD/MS in Obstetrics and Gynecology: 3 years
• Total Duration: Approximately 8.5 years
  
  Orthopedic Doctor (Orthopedic Surgeon)
• MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery): 5.5 years (including 1 year of internship)
• MS in Orthopedics: 3 years
• Total Duration: Approximately 8.5 years.
  
  I hope it helps.

Greetings,

Yes you can pursue your MBBS degree after BSC Cardiology, but you have to pursue your MSC degree and then MD in Cardiology. You have to appear for examinations like NEET and MCAT to gain admission in a medical school and fulfill allthe necessary requirements for medical licensing . After this you'll be allowed to practice medicine and obtain a doctoral degree.

For further information about NEET colleges, you can go through the link attached below.

https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor

Hello there,

With a rank of 28,345 in the context of seeking a free seat for a Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D) program, the eligibility largely depends on the specific rules and cutoff ranks set by the respective state or college for admissions. Here are some key points to consider:

1. Cutoff Trends:

• Research the previous year's cutoff ranks for Pharm.D programs in your state or the specific colleges you're interested in. Free seats often have lower cutoffs than regular seats.
  
  2. State Regulations:
  
  
• Each state has its own guidelines for admissions, including the number of free seats available and the rank requirements. Check the state’s admission portal or contact the institutions directly for precise information.
  
  3. Reservation Policies:
  
  
• If you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/OBC), you might have a different cutoff compared to the general category, which could improve your chances of securing a free seat.
  
  4. Counseling Process:
  
  
• Participate actively in the counseling process, as there might be opportunities to secure a free seat in subsequent rounds if there are unfilled seats.
  
  

While a rank of 28,345 may or may not guarantee a free seat in Pharm.D, your chances depend on the specific college, state cutoff trends, and any reservation policies in place. Make sure to gather information from the relevant admission authorities and stay engaged during the counseling process.

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