Hello aspirant,

The only difference between a private medical college and a government medical college is the fee structure and clinical exposure to some extent. Private colleges too are at par with the government ones in various aspects and even better when it comes to infrastructure. But as you mentioned, the fee is nominal, so I suggest taking admission this year and not taking a drop as the competition will only increase in the coming year, so will the number of students attempting the exam. You can focus and dedicate an ample amount of time to your MBBS subjects and then go for your NEET SS exam and secure a good rank.

Hope it helps!

Hello candidate,

1. One can avoid surgery in the first trimester when we can because there are some risks related to anesthesia and other drugs when administered during the period of embryo genesis, which is when you baby is being formed.

2. Moreover, If the surgery is necessary but non-urgent it is best to delay it to the second trimester.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! Don't need to worry about that you will get ample amount of time after become a surgeon , maximum working hours are 10 approximately ,however these can differ from time to time sometimes 8 or sometimes these can be 12 ,also you will be demand of people ,your first duty should be treat your nation ,give first preference to your patient and then only think about family and enjoying . There are many examples who devoted their life to nation ,hope you will be one of them in future

Hope it helps you !!

Have a great day!

Thanking you!

Dear applicant,

To become Dermatologist, one more likely than not sought after MBBS. Then, at that point Master of Surgery (MS) in Dermatology or MD in Dermatology.

For additional examinations you can seek after M.Ch in specializations like Cardiothoracic, Plastic Surgery, Urology, and so on from a Medical Council of India perceived Institution.

For more data about Dermatology Colleges in India go through beneath interface.

https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-dermatology-and-venerology-colleges-in-india

Capability important for General Surgeon is first get MBBS certificate later Master of Surgery (MS) in General Surgery from a perceived Institution. Afterward, you can go for M.Ch from a Medical Council of India perceived Institution.

To get more data about General Surgeon vocation, scope, subjects, Colleges, Syllabus, and so forth go through beneath referenced connection.

https://dqxeclau.top/courses/general-medicine-and-surgery-course

Expectation this data will help you.

The very Best!!

Hi Aspirant,

To become a qualified general surgeon you will need a A five-year degree in medicine, recognised by the General Medical Council (GMC).A two years foundation course of general training and core surgical training is also mandatory along with this.At last comes the Specialty training which is the pain position upto 6 years and they you become the general surgeon.

Hope it helps!!

Yes, definitely after the Hectic 10 Years of Education and Training since cracking Medical Entrances and Admission, a Doctor can definitely have a great career balance between Work and Family. Most of the Doctors after proper Training, Residentship and Education join Hospitals and other Medical Service Facilities and get good perks and benefits, in lieu of the Challenging and responsible job they do.

For more information about the career of a Doctor do follow the link below

https://dqxeclau.top/careers/doctor

Hello student salary vary upon various factors but an average salary of a general surgeon is around 10lakh per annum and after 5years of experience it can go up to 50 lakh per annum.

To become a general surgeon you need to pursue MBBS

Neet Eligibility - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in Physics chemistry and biology with minimum 50 percent marks from a recognized board.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt.

Good luck

Hello Raja Ram,
The pay scale at an avg. 20lakhs annually , with working hours of 40hours/week.

Thankyou.