The MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) is a comprehensive 5.5-year undergraduate program that trains students to become qualified medical doctors. The program integrates a 4.5-year academic curriculum with a compulsory 1-year clinical internship.
MBBS equips students with in-depth theoretical knowledge and hands-on clinical skills essential for diagnosing and treating a wide range of health conditions.
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MBBS
UG (5.5 years)
MD/MS
PG (2–3 years)
PhD in Medical Science
Research (2–3 years)
MBBS
UG (5.5 years)
MBA Healthcare Management
PG (2–3 years)
PhD in Public Health
Research (2–3 years)
Admission to MBBS is highly competitive in India; cracking NEET-UG with a good score is essential.
Yes, MBBS graduates can explore public health, hospital administration, research, and teaching roles.
MD/MS in various specialties, DNB programs, MPH (Public Health), MBA in Hospital Administration.
The academic load is heavy, and the profession demands long working hours and emergency duty readiness.
Yes, provided the foreign MBBS degree is recognized by the NMC (India), and the graduate clears the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination).