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To become both an IAS officer and a doctor, you can follow these steps:
1. Pursue MBBS: Start by completing an MBBS degree, which takes about 5.5 years in India. It provides you with the foundational medical knowledge needed to become a doctor.
2. Consider Specialization (Optional): After MBBS, you may choose to specialize, but keep in mind this will add years to your journey.
3. Prepare for UPSC Exam: While in college or after completing MBBS, start preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination, a rigorous three-stage process (Prelims, Mains, and Interview) to become an IAS officer.
4. Time Management: Balance medical studies and UPSC preparation by creating a realistic schedule and staying disciplined.
5. Attempt UPSC Exam: After completing MBBS, or alongside if feasible, appear for the UPSC exam.
6. Career Shift: Once selected, you can serve as an IAS officer, using your medical expertise in public health, policymaking, or administration.
This dual role allows you to contribute to society through healthcare and governance.
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For admission to BIT Sindri, Jharkhand, residency and qualifying exam criteria are very specific, especially for candidates applying under state quota. Here’s how these factors play out in your situation:
- Residency Requirement: BIT Sindri requires a Jharkhand domicile for state quota admissions. Since you have a Bihar domicile, you’re technically ineligible for the Jharkhand quota at BIT Sindri.
- Education Qualification: Completing your 10th and 12th in Jharkhand meets academic criteria, but it doesn’t replace the domicile requirement for the Jharkhand quota.
- Bihar Quota Eligibility: With a Bihar domicile, you’re eligible for Bihar state quota admissions, but not for Jharkhand-based institutions like BIT Sindri under their state quota.
Alternative Options:
In summary, without a Jharkhand domicile, admission to BIT Sindri is unlikely.
Hello Kartik, Balancing your dream of becoming a cricketer with a desire to pursue medicine is a thoughtful and challenging situation. Since becoming a doctor is a stable and long-term career, it’s essential to keep academics as your priority for now. Focus on preparing for medical entrance exams like NEET and work hard towards achieving good grades. At the same time, you can pursue cricket as a serious passion by joining local clubs, academies, and school teams. This way, you're not giving up on either of your aspirations.
As you progress in both fields, you will have a better understanding of where your strengths lie. If you excel in cricket and see potential opportunities, like selections at district or state levels, you can consider pursuing it more seriously. However, having medicine as your backup plan ensures that you have a secure career if cricket doesn’t work out. Discuss your approach with your parents to show them you're serious about both options, which can help alleviate their concerns about your future.
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Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.
Hello aspirant,
Clinical physicians that specialize in treating patients with kidney diseases are known as nephrologists. The MBBS program must be completed, followed by a DM or MD in nephrology, in order to become a nephrologist. So, a clinical background is required to become a nephrologist.
If you fulfill this eligibility criteria, then you can do doctor of medicine in Nephrology.
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Hello aspirant, The answer to this question is no. Both of these areas require your complete commitment and dedication. You can not manage both of these together. Also it is not allowed to do any other profession while performing duties as a IAS officer. If you want to practice medical profession then you have to leave your job.
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In order to work in army one must first complete an MBBS degree from the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) after completing colleges they are directly recruited to 5 years service in indian army as medical officer or
The Indian Army offers a Short Service Commission for BAMS graduates under the Army Medical Corps (AMC).you can join through this recruitment but for short service tenure which will later become permanent as per guidelines.
Keep an eye on the official Indian Army recruitment notifications for SSC entry specifically for BAMS graduates.
Hello there,
With a NEET PG 2024 rank of 61,286 , belonging to the SC category and being an in-service doctor in the UP government, your chances of getting a clinical branch through AIQ and UP state counseling are moderate but largely depend on:
State Counseling (UP) : As an in-service doctor, you'll likely have some advantage in state quota counseling. You may have a chance at branches like Anesthesia, Dermatology, ENT, Psychiatry, or General Medicine in government or semi-government medical colleges.
AIQ : The competition through AIQ is higher, but with the SC reservation and in-service status, you could have a chance at clinical branches like Pathology, Forensic Medicine, or Community Medicine in a lower-tier government college.
You should closely follow the cut-offs for in-service candidates in your state and the AIQ to get a better idea.
Yes, your brother-in-law can apply to practice medicine in India, but he needs to meet the eligibility criteria set by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and complete the required process:
1. Primary Medical Qualification: His
MATS degree from Bangladesh must be recognized by MCI.
2. Eligibility Certificate: He needs to obtain an Eligibility Certificate from MCI.
3.
FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate
Examination): He must pass the FMGE screening test.
4
Registration with MC/: After passing
FMGE, he needs to register with MCl.
5. State Medical Council Registration:
He also needs to register with the West Bengal Medical Council (WBMC) to practice in Kolkata.
6. Work Permit/Visa: He may require a work permit or visa to work in India.
Consult the Indian Embassy or Consulate in Bangladesh for guidance.
Procedure:
1. Check MCI's website for recognized foreign medical institutions and eligibility criteria.
2. Apply for an Eligibility Certificate from
MCI.
3. Prepare for and pass the FMGE
screening test.
4. Register with MCI and WBMC.
5. Obtain a work permit/visa (if required).
Hope this helps,
Hello Aspirant
Europe offers a wide range of opportunities in the healthcare sector beyond the traditional roles of doctors and nurses. These roles are often in high demand and offer excellent career prospects.
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Greetings, The duration required to become an ophthalmologist (eye doctor), gynecologist, and orthopedic doctor in India: Ophthalmologist (Eye Doctor)
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