Well, MBBS is a well-defined course in India. Which allows medical aspirants to practice doctrine in
a full-fledged manner. MBBS is a degree with dignity. MBBS represents a bachelors degree in medicine and surgery. It is a 4 and a half year course. Which allows medical aspirants to become a doctor.
There are two methods
through which you all can take admission in mbbs .
The
career is immense in the medical field in India. The salary of an mbbs doctor varies from medical college to college and
hospital to hospital. But telling the
average salaries of an mbbs doctor is 75 thousand to 1 lakh per month.
To get admission in
mbbs course one must qualify Neet. The eligibility percentile is 50. An MBBS
degree is a benchmark in a growing career in the medical field.
Minister of State for
Health Anupriya Patel said as per information provided by the Medical Council
of India, there were a total 10,22,859 allopathic doctors registered with the
state medical councils or Medical Council of India as on March 31 this
year.
"Assuming 80 per cent availability, it is estimated that around 8.18 lakh doctors may actually be available for active service. It gives a doctor-population ratio of 0.62:1000 as per current population which is estimated to be of around 1.33 billion," she said during Question Hour.
The WHO prescribes a doctor-population ratio of 1:1000. Thus you all can see that we still require a lot of doctors, Which makes pursuing mbbs is the best to make a sparkling career in India.
"Assuming 80 per cent availability, it is estimated that around 8.18 lakh doctors may actually be available for active service. It gives a doctor-population ratio of 0.62:1000 as per current population which is estimated to be of around 1.33 billion," she said during Question Hour.
The WHO prescribes a doctor-population ratio of 1:1000. Thus you all can see that we still require a lot of doctors, Which makes pursuing mbbs is the best to make a sparkling career in India.
Given these statistics, it can safely be assumed that a sizable number of India's population are denied timely medical healthcare — and they are likely to be the poor strata of society. It is therefore surprising that the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has already labelled the proposed National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill as "anti-poor" and "anti-people".
"The NMC Bill in the present form is not acceptable. This is anti-poor, anti-people, non representative, undemocratic and anti-federal in character," newly-appointed IMA national president Dr Ravi Wankhedkar said on Tuesday.
The IMA has already written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Union health minister, urging them to redraft the bill and rectify some of its provisions to protect the interests of medical practitioners. It claimed that the provision in the bill which allows AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy) graduates to practice modern medicine after completing a bridge course will promote quackery.
"The bill purported to eradicate corruption is designed to open the floodgates of corruption. A bill to regulate the medical education and practice without the concurrence of the medical profession will be a disaster," Wankhedkar added.
BDS Course
Although BDS
course and MBBS course are unique in their own way, BDS degree holds a
little edge over the MBBS degree.
Course Fee
The most important factor that
distinguishes BDS course and MBBS course is the cost of the education.
BDS course costs very much less than MBBS, and as such is more affordable to
every class of society. BDS degree is cost effective and guarantees a lucrative
career. Some of the other reason to choose BDS course over MBBS course are:
1. Lower course fees
2. Lower duration of
the course
