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Step 1: Clearing 12th Exam

To become a General Surgeon, aspirants must first pass their 12th or pre-university course (PUC) with physics, chemistry, and biology (PCB) and required cut-off marks.

Step 2: Clearing NEET UG

Then, successful students now have to pass NEET. As it is the only entrance examination for Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) admission in India with a total of 76,928 medical seats, barring 1,205 seats in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and 200 in the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER) campus.

Step 3: Completing an MBBS Degree

Those who have secured a required percentile in NEET are now eligible to apply for MBBS, which is one of the most prominent graduate degrees for becoming a doctor in India. It is a UG level combination of two disciplines in medicine and surgery, which is offered by the government and private colleges across the country. This course is of 5-year duration, including Pre, Basic, and Paramedical subjects. In 5 years of study, students will also complete 12 months of compulsory rotatory internship.

Step 4: Clearing NEET PG

NEET PG, which is conducted by the National Board of Examinations, will be the basis of admission to MS courses in medical colleges in India—barring some exceptional colleges like JIPMER and AIIMS. These colleges have their procedure of examination and acceptance. To pursue an MS degree in the medical colleges in India, candidates have to fulfill specific NEET PG 2020 Eligibility Criteria, which include age limit, academic qualification, and internship requirements.

NEET PG 2020 Qualifying Percentile
CategoryQualifying Percentile
General50th Percentile
SC, ST, and OBC40th Percentile
Unreserved Category (Persons with Disabilities)45th Percentile
Step 5: Taking-up an MS Degree

After completing an MBBS degree and passing NEET PG, the next step is to get a PG degree, with many having aim fixed on MS, which is one the most prominent PG courses after MBBS. This degree is your ticket to becoming a General Surgeon.



Then do your own surgery yourself. Thanks!

 

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@indianMOGGERR @SurgeryEnjoyer

 

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Shit thread

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Neet is to extremely competitive especially NEET PG. You'll most likely end up being a gynecologist or some shit like that.

 

[Kater Maxxing]

Neet is to extremely competitive especially NEET PG. You'll most likely end up being a gynecologist or urologist or some shit like that.

Cope

 

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Kill your self its over bhai 80 sal lagta ta ha surgery karva na ma pasia karmo phir surgery karvo tab Tak to loda bhi nahi huta ga chad he born hona padega

 

[SurgeryEnjoyer]

Step 1: Clearing 12th Exam

To become a General Surgeon, aspirants must first pass their 12th or pre-university course (PUC) with physics, chemistry, and biology (PCB) and required cut-off marks.

Step 2: Clearing NEET UG

Then, successful students now have to pass NEET. As it is the only entrance examination for Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) admission in India with a total of 76,928 medical seats, barring 1,205 seats in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and 200 in the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER) campus.

Step 3: Completing an MBBS Degree

Those who have secured a required percentile in NEET are now eligible to apply for MBBS, which is one of the most prominent graduate degrees for becoming a doctor in India. It is a UG level combination of two disciplines in medicine and surgery, which is offered by the government and private colleges across the country. This course is of 5-year duration, including Pre, Basic, and Paramedical subjects. In 5 years of study, students will also complete 12 months of compulsory rotatory internship.

Step 4: Clearing NEET PG

NEET PG, which is conducted by the National Board of Examinations, will be the basis of admission to MS courses in medical colleges in India—barring some exceptional colleges like JIPMER and AIIMS. These colleges have their procedure of examination and acceptance. To pursue an MS degree in the medical colleges in India, candidates have to fulfill specific NEET PG 2020 Eligibility Criteria, which include age limit, academic qualification, and internship requirements.

NEET PG 2020 Qualifying Percentile
CategoryQualifying Percentile
General50th Percentile
SC, ST, and OBC40th Percentile
Unreserved Category (Persons with Disabilities)45th Percentile
Step 5: Taking-up an MS Degree

After completing an MBBS degree and passing NEET PG, the next step is to get a PG degree, with many having aim fixed on MS, which is one the most prominent PG courses after MBBS. This degree is your ticket to becoming a General Surgeon.



Then do your own surgery yourself. Thanks!

Ty for the tag bro, cancelled my surgery and bought a scalpel and an anaesthesia syringe on amazon

 

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Ty for the tag bro, cancelled my surgery and bought a scalpel and an anaesthesia syringe on amazon

Impressive very nice