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3 years ago
To become an ophthalmologist, you must first complete an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) programme and then pursue a postgraduate degree in ophthalmology, such as an MS (Master of Surgery) or an MD (Doctor of Medicine). Alternative:
Ophthalmologists should hold a Bachelor's degre
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3 years ago
Yes, you can study without a Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Surgery. To become an ophthalmologist you must have cleared 10+2 examinations in Chemistry Biology Physics and English with Biology or Maths as optional subjects with at least 45 percent to 50 percent marks and should have passed out f
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