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Cutoff for surgery branch depends from state to state and from college to college. So I suggest that you check the previous year cutoffs in your preferred college and set your aim accordingly. It doesn't change much every year in ranks although marks are dependent on relative performance.

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Hey! Your field of interest is medical,So you must take biology,physics and chemistry as your core subjects after 10th.If you want you may take coaching for medical..there are many institutions like Allen and Aakash that provide good coaching for medical exams.You must Focus on Time management in exams as medical exams are objective.To become a cardiac surgeon you have to score high ranks to get admission in good colleges.The MBBS is generalized for medical students and for specialixatspe you have to give PG for medical exams where you will be given specific subjects like cardiology,radiology according to your ranks.Hope this helps you!

Hey Shashank.

In order to become an Orthopedic Surgeon, you need to complete an MBBS degree from a college recognised by MCI first. Them you need to complete a course of MS in Ortho. MBBS degree will take 5 years and an MS degree will take 3 years.

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Dear Bipul, once you attempt NEET and secure an admission into MBBS, you have to complete your MBBS degree along with the mandatory internship. After that you can attempt NEET PG and based on your ranking, you get a seat in that specialisation. That might be in Cardiology or might not be. It totally depends on your ranking. However, if you want to study your Masters abroad you can do that as well. 

his answer is on the commence that you need to proceed with your calling on joining the military. 

Subsequent to completing your MBBS, you can join the Armed Forces Medical Services as a Doctor on clearing your meeting, held at New Delhi by a board of Army Doctors. Competitors are tried on their insight into medicinal subjects and state of mind pursued by restorative examination of the hopeful. 

Military restorative administrations involve armed force, naval force and airforce, thus you may get any of the three administrations on choice. Proportion of choice in armed force to naval force to airforce is normally 80:10:10 as armed force is very enormous contrasted with naval force or airforce. 

Determination typically happens twice in a year - for January and June. So promotion with respect to the determination is normally in long periods of February and August. 

Another choice is to do your MD/MS from AFMS organizations which accompany a rider of mandatory 05 yrs of administration as an SSC officer.

Hi Tasneem

If you have completed you undergraduates then you should go for post graduation in mathematics .After completing both of these You can take NET(National Eligibility Test).If you qualify this NET exam you are  eligible to apply for a PhD in Maths anywhere in India.So prepare well for this test.

All the best.

Hello Kowshika,

Starting with educational qualification, Candidate must have passed 10+2 Science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects, from a recognized board. 

Minimum aggregate marks required in PCB subjects- 50%. 

Minimum marks scored in Biology subject- 50%. 

*Note: Minimum marks criteria may vary (usually around 50% marks).

Candidate must also have taken part in medical entrance examination organized by State or Central Government. Some of the well-known entrance tests are- NEET-UG, AIIMS Entrance,  JIPMER.

You can check the NEET eligibility here.

After completing MBBS, graduates may go for the below-mentioned PG courses-

MS (Master of Surgery)- 3 years long

MD (Doctor of Medicine)- 3 years long

PG Diploma- 2 years long

DNB (Diploma of National Board)

This is how you can get above the cut-throat competition in today's time.

Hope this helps.

Good luck!