Which course should I pursue after completing class 12th (medical)?

I want to pursue Ph.D afterwards.

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Asked by Navjeet Kaur
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Sunil Soni
8 years ago
You can choose among Chemistry, Zoology or Botony subjects to do B.Sc Hons after 12th board and then do M.Sc in same subject on completion of graduation degree. You can register for PhD after M.Sc. Few universities allows exceptional students to do integrated PhD after B.Sc Honors also.

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If you want to do Ph.D in physiology then you are advised to do BA (Hons) in physiology and MA in physiology.

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