I want to do MBBS. My 12th result is overall good (82%) but I have back in physics. Am I still eligible for MBBS?

<p>In Physics, if you have a backlog, you can still enter MBBS. However, it cannot be removed as it has to be cleared before applying for admission into MBBS. Most medical colleges require minimum 50 % marks in PCB subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) at class 12 level, along with passing each individual subject separately. The crux is to clear the backlog so that one can meet eligibility criteria. One has to retake his or her Physics papers and then go ahead with applying for MBBS admissions once he or she is through this backlog. Make sure that you pass the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) because it&rsquo;s an essential entry point for MBBS admission. Physics does not stop you from getting into MBBS even if you have a backlog in a subject. Although it cannot simply vanish but it needs clearing before one applies for MBBS admission. A majority of medical colleges require students to obtain at least 50% scores in these three important subjects represented by &ldquo;PCB&rdquo; (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) at class twelve level with each subject passing separately custodian them respectively however. The fundamental idea is catching up on what you missed out on so as not to be caught up in terms of meeting academic standards thus enabling one; after clearing off specifically the backslogs pertaining specifically with regards to Physics papers; then advancing with applying towards gaining MBBS admissions&rsquo; since without passing this particular examination i.e. the national bio-engineer cum entrance test (NEET), no one would gain access anymore towards pursuing MBBS courses.</p>

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