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Can I do MBBS after engineering in India?
Can anyone do an MBBS after completing graduation in engineering? Yes absolutely! But the subjects in 11th and 12th should be English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and anyother subject of your choice. 12th Class score should be more than 50%.
When did NEET started in India?
National Eligibility cum Entrance Test was announced to be held by the Government of India for the first time on 5th May, 2013 for admission to both Undergraduate and Postgraduate Medical courses.
Can I become a doctor from IIT?
Yes. There are medical courses in IIT.
Can I be both doctor and engineer?
Most people who have a deep interest in the field of biomedical engineering, bioinformatics, or Health Informatics usually pursue them during their medical degree or medical doctorate degree. Some even do a double Ph. D., which, by all means, is no mean feat.
How many attempts are allowed in NEET?
NEET Number Of Attempts 2023 – NEET 2023 Attempt limit As per the regulatory board for NEET exams, the NTA (National Testing Agency), there is no restriction on the number of attempts for the NEET exams.
Which year NEET was the toughest?
NEET Paper Analysis of 2016 It was the toughest of all three subjects.
Which subject is easy in NEET?
Question: Which is the easiest section in the NEET exam? Answer: Biology followed by Chemistry is the easiest and most scoring section in NEET exam.
Is MBBS harder than engineering?
I would like to inform you that both the courses (Engineering & MBBS) have the same difficulty level. For MBBS, there are both theoretical and practical focus towards the courses. Main preference is given to the practical knowledge as the students should have the exact knowledge.
Who earns more IIT or MBBS?
In a nutshell, the starting salary of a doctor in India at an entry-level position is much higher than that of an engineer.
Which is easier IIT or NEET?
With comparisons made on the difficulty levels of questions asked, NEET has easy questions compared to those asked in JEE. However, the fact that fewer seats are available in the medical colleges makes the competition for NEET tough. Both the exams need sheer dedication and hard work to crack them.
