How to Study Abroad Medicine (MBBS) After 12th? We suggest that you progress steadily and strategically so that you become unstoppable no matter how difficult the exams are. Please do the following: Talk to at least five students from your school/college for anyone you know) who has appeared in the exam. Learn the exact names of the entrance examinations in the medical field and which colleges/institutions offer admission based on the results of these entrance examinations. Read the syllabus of the entrance exams and compare it with your class XI and XII syllabus. Find out which extra chapters you need to cover in order to cover the syllabus of the entrance exams. Then forget about the exams and concentrate on the sorted topics/ chapters. In every three months, attempt to answer the questions that had appeared in the entrance exams.
How to Study Abroad Medicine (MBBS) After 12th with a Scholarship?
Most Indians go to the US after completing their MBBS degree in India and then doing a residency programme in the US. There are two routes to do that-first one is to take MLE (Medical Licensing Examination) 1 and 2 from India and then take MLE 3 in USA, and the second route is to get enrolled into a master’s course in Microbiology in the US and then get a student visa, go to the US and along with MPH study, take the US MLE. One thing is that you will have more options open for a residency if you have a US green card/citizenship, For Indian citizens, it is a long line to get a green card under the EB2nd EB3 category. But you can do master’s in MPH and then a PhD in Epidemiology, etc. Get lots of research papers published during your PhD and then apply kr’a green card under the EBIA category. Then you will have more options for residency. Nevertheless, you will have to take the US MLE whether you have a green card or not. You can also try Australia. It is easier to immigrate to Australia as a doctor.
Medical education in the US is very different compared to India. There is no MBBS programme like what we have in India (and many other countries). Instead, a student who wishes to go to medical school needs to first complete a four-year undergraduate degree with some prerequisite classes. To get into an undergraduate programme in the US, you have to pass the SAT exam and apply to schools you are interested in. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree, you need to qualify for the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). Based on a student’s score and profile, he/she enters a medical school to become a doctor of medicine (MD), During the course of study to become an MD, a student also takes the US MLE. Doctors aspiring to practice a specialty in the US should also complete postgraduate clinical training, known as a residency. For some sub-specialty fields such as neurology, cardiology, etc., additional clinical training. called a fellowship, is required. There are specific application timelines. and guidelines for each of these phases, such as a residency and fellowship.
Alternatively, many medical aspirants/doctors from India complete their MBBS in India and then apply for their residency in the US. To do this, they have to pass the USMLE and submit applications to their choice of medical schools. Depending on which of these routes you want to take, you need to prepare accordingly. In either case, you definitely need to focus on your studies during your +2 years and prepare for SAT or NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) exams. Make sure you are aware of application and registration dates and deadlines for these exams so that you can plan accordingly. Furthermore, you should also discuss and sort out your future plans with your family since undergraduate and medical education in the US is usually very expensive.