Every student in this world loves to become a doctor one day and puts efforts to achieve the goal. But in the rat race many may not be able to cross the first obstacle only: the NEET-UG entrance exam. Nearly 60% of the students get filtered through the NEET exam and remaining lucky ones will make it to counselling.
The NEET exam is the first obstacle that many students fail to cross. The NEET-UG exam is a national level entrance exam for getting admission to medical seats in India and abroad. Unless the students qualify the NEET-UG exam, they will not be able to join the MBBS course.
The students can become doctors by two modes, one is through regular MBBS degree and another is through BAMS degree.
Let’s try to understand both the courses in detail
MBBS: Overview
- The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery – MBBS is a 5.5-years undergraduate course where the students are trained on medical and surgical treatments.
- The candidates have to pass the NEET-UG exam to get admission to the MBBS course in India and abroad.
- The MBBS course has been one of the most desired courses among the student fraternity across the globe.
- Each year millions of students dream to join MBBS and become doctors to earn handsome salaries
- The aspirants will fall into the rat race called MBBS, where high level of competition prevails for the limited number seats
- The majority of MBBS aspirants feel disheartened if they fail to survive in the MBBS competition and feel depressed
- These depressed MBBS aspirants will fail to explore other profitable career paths that are alternative to MBBS and repent in the later state
- The fees structure for MBBS is extremely high and the period for settlement in career takes longer years
BAMS: Overview
- The Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) is a 5.5-years long graduate degree that covers the study of the integrated system of modern medicine and traditional Ayurveda.
- The BAMS course is one of the most underrated courses that is often overlooked by many students
- They fail to understand the potentiality of the BAMS course in the race to become MBBS doctors
