Do I need to cut fish, frog, rat or lizard in MBBS?
Do I need to cut animals who are alive?
Asked by Ekta Chaudhary
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Yes, you would have to cut fish, frog, rat or lizard, if you want to become a veterinary doctor. It is not much needed in MBBS. -
No, these things are confined to biology practicals of class 11th and 12th. We study about the anatomy of the human body in MBBS. -
No, it is illegal to cut animals alive. To make you understand their anatomy, dead animals (kept in chemicals) will be shown to you. Any experiment you perform will be on dead animals. -
No, you can only do the experiment on dead bodies.
Dissection of animals like frog or rat is strictly prohibited by the government. -
Yes, you need to do that in MBBS.
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