the question you have asked is very unclear although I would like to state that if you need to qualify for MBBS examination you need to appear for NEET UG examination for which you will be evaluated on physics, chemistry and biology
Once you have qualified MBBS you will be tested up on the following subjectsin the subsequent 4 and half years of medical education before your internship of 1 year and they are as follows

• 1st year - first and second semester - anatomy, physiology, biochemistry
• 2nd year - 3rd, 4th and 5th semester - pharmacology, microbiology, pathology and forensic medicine and toxicology
• 3rd year part 1 - 6th and 7th semester - community medicine, ophthalmology and ENT
• 3rd year part 2 - 8th and 9th semester - general medicine, Dermatology, psychiatry, radiology, general surgery, orthopedics, anaesthesia, obstetrics and gynaecology and paediatric medicine
• All the aforementioned subjects are individual specialities in the MD and Ms that is the masters of medical level and there are also additional subjects like radiodiagnosis, radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, emergency medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation, transfusion medicine,chest medicine which can be specialised at the MD level
• for specialisation at the MD or Ms level you will again need to appear for the Neet PG examination on completion of your internship and based on your marks and rank you will be admitted into the speciality of your choice in the college where you are rank allows you to secure admission to

Hope this helps,thank you

Hello Anjali,

I would like to mention some of the subjects you will learn in MBBS:

• Semester 1-2 : Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology.
• Semester 3-5: Community Medicine, Forensic Medicine, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Clinical postings, OPDs.
• Semester 6-9 : Community medicine and allied subjects (Psychiatry, Dermatology), Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Surgery and allied subjects, Clinical postings.

There are many more things you learn along the way.

Hope this helps and all the very best to you!