Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) is the basic undergraduate course for students who want to become doctors. This 5.5 year program with 4.5 years of academic study and 1 year of compulsory internship provides students with in-depth medical science knowledge and practical experience in healthcare. The MBBS course includes a wide range of subjects such as Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Pharmacology, Surgery and Practical Clinical Experience in therapy and hospital. The internship exposes students to real -life patient care, making them capable of diagnosing and treating them and developing efficiency in preventing them.
On completion of MBBS, graduates have the option to practice direct therapy or select postgraduate expertise (MD/MS) in specific areas such as pediatrics, orthopedics, dermatology or radiology. MBBS not only stands as a widely recognized degree but also as a passport for an attractive and safe career in the medical profession in India and abroad.

The syllabus for MBBS is planned to deliver a solid base in medical science and practical training. It is divided into three broad phases:

1. Pre-Clinical Phase (1st Year)
 • Anatomy (Structure of human body)
• Physiology (Body mechanisms and functions)
• Biochemistry (Chemical processes of the body)

 2. Para-Clinical Phase (2nd Year)
 • Pathology (Study of disease)
• Microbiology (Study of microorganisms and diseases)
• Pharmacology (Drugs and drug effects)
• Forensic Medicine (Legal responsibilities and medical laws)

 3. Clinical Phase (3rd & 4th Year)
 • General Medicine
• General Surgery
• Pediatrics
• ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat)
• Ophthalmology (Eye care)
• Community Medicine

 4. Internship (Final Year)
 A mandatory 12-month internship where students gain practical experience in actual hospital environments and rotate through various departments, including: 
• Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Psychiatry
• Orthopedics
• Emergency Medicine
• Rural Healthcare

Top Specializations and Streams (After MBBS)
 After MBBS students can pursue MD/MS or other postgraduate programs in their chosen specialization:
• General Medicine
• Pediatrics
• Orthopedics
• Dermatology
• Radiology
• Anesthesiology
• Psychiatry
• Cardiology (after super-specialization)
• Neurology (after super-specialization)
• Community Medicine

Program Fee
 The MBBS fee plan varies based on the type of college and location:

MBBS admission is a complicated process, but Shiksha Planet simplifies it.

Here are the steps:
1. Eligibility Verification: Meet NEET and academic criteria.
2. Entrance Exam: Take NEET-UG and get the necessary cutoff.
3. Counseling Registration: Receive counseling for All India Quota (AIQ) and State Quota.
4. College Shortlisting: We give you a customized list of colleges according to your rank, budget and place preference.
5. Seat Allotment: Expert assistance during choice filling and seat locking.
6. Document Verification: Full support for paperwork and admission formalities.
7. Post-Admission Assistance: Guidance for education loans, hostel accommodation and academic orientation.

MBBS can be costly, but Shiksha Planets helps to organize education loans with convenient repayment terms. Through Shiksha Planets:

·    Students can easily access education loan facilities and flexible EMI options.

·    We are associated with leading banks; we provide direct support in securing loans quickly and smoothly, ensuring you can focus on your studies without financial worries.

·       We provide counseling on state, central, and private scholarships to help reduce your financial burden.

1.      Globally Recognized Degree: MBBS is accepted worldwide, opening doors for international practice and higher education.

2.      Strong Career Foundation: Builds a solid base in medical science and clinical skills.

 3.      High Earning Potential: Doctors have stable and well-paying career opportunities.

4.      Social Impact: Opportunity to serve society by improving healthcare and saving lives.

5.      Diverse Specializations: After MBBS, students can choose to pursue MD, MS, or super-specialty programs.

6.      Job Security: High demand for doctors in hospitals, clinics, research, and healthcare sectors.

1. Government & Private Hospitals: Work as a general physician or specialist.
2. Higher Education: Pursue an MD, MS, or DM for advanced specialization.
3. Research & Academics: Join medical research institutes or become a professor.
4. Healthcare Administration: Build a career in hospital management or healthcare consulting.
5. Public Health Services: Contribute to government and international health programs.
6. Private Practice: Open your own clinic or healthcare center.

Abroad Opportunities: Qualify for exams like USMLE, PLAB, or AMC for international careers.