Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

MBBS is the core undergraduate medical degree required to become a registered doctor in India, covering human anatomy, physiology, pathology, medicine, surgery and related clinical disciplines with compulsory internship.

Candidates must have completed 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry and Biology, meet minimum aggregate marks (around 50% for General, 40% for reserved categories), and be at least 17 years old as per NEET UG eligibility rules.

Admission to MBBS in India is done exclusively through NEET UG, followed by centralized All India and State counselling, choice filling of colleges, seat allotment, document verification and reporting to the allotted medical college.

NEET UG is the mandatory entrance exam for MBBS admission across government, private and deemed medical colleges in India; candidates must achieve the qualifying score and then participate in counselling rounds.

Focus on NCERT Class 11–12 Biology, Physics and Chemistry, solve NEET-level MCQs, use previous year papers and mock tests, and maintain a timed practice routine to build speed and accuracy for the NEET UG exam.