What are the typical steps in medical career after class 12th to become a specialist doctor earning fine money ?

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Dr  Swastik Sahu
2016-04-16 00:58:19
After +12th, You have to do MBBS,which is a 5.5 years course including one year of compulsory internship. After that you can specialise in any one of the subject. Specialisation is a 3 years course. After that you will be called a Specialist Doctor.

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sania Sci
2016-06-14 22:32:42
What is internship?

DENNIS VASANTHAKUMAR PAUL
2016-04-05 22:09:02
you need to complete 6 yes of MBBs then two years work experience then you do masters for two years. like this if you complete 10 years you will be a specialist in some field. earning fine money in this profession needs some special people to make you famous. if you are looking only money you may n

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