ISRO do recruit doctors but there are no such specialization requirements like Gyno or else. Although you have to keep an eye on the notifications of recruitment released by ISRO. To know about the notifications for vacancy you visit the link below:

https://www.isro.gov.in/careers

The answer is yeah! ISRO recruits doctors

Hello aspirant,

Internal medicine is a field of practice concentrated on treating adults. Doctors prevent, identify, and treat diseases that affect all adults, from chronically ill patients, to short time care. On an average the salary is around 1.5 lakh per month and varies depending on where you work, how

Hello Aspirant,

To become a doctor in India you need to clear class 12th in science stream and then apply for entrance exams for MBBS like NEET( National eligibility cum entrance exam) . to get into any government college.

Eligibility for Mbbs: candidate should have cleared 10+2 exam with Physics,

Hello sir,

NRI students can surely write the NEET exam only if they are suitable to the eligibility criteria.

• There is an NRI quota in some government and private medical colleges where admission is on the basis of merit list.

• Also some of the colleges also have NRI seats where

Dear Student,

Both the colleges are in UP, Greater Noida and both one have the different selection criteria, lets discuss one by one.

1. Admission process of JIIT

To take admission in JIIT in the b.tech course you need to come in the merit list prepared by the campus which

Dear Aspirant,

to provide the exact salary details of a doctor with an MS/MS degree is difficult to suggest as it may vary depending on various reasons. However, based on statistics and various reports, a doctor holding a degree of MD/MS working in the government sector can earn a salary

Hey,

After the implementation of NEET , the admission to every MBBS as well as related degree are done on the basis of the same exam.

So firstly you need to sit for the NEET exam . After that you need to separately apply for Armed force medical college (

Nope! Without studying in AFMC you can't be a Army Doctor. The main reason for this is that Army Doctors have to be very instantaneous and there treatment procedures are to be done in rough condition where you may not get any hospital setup. Thus the doctors we see and

Hello lavi,

Its totally up to you, at first you need to clear the NEET exam after 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as a compulsory subject with good marks to get a best government college for yourself, if you spend minimum 1 year on preparation then after you need