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| 1. MBBS is an undergraduate degree program in the field of medicine and surgery. It is a professional degree that is required to become a licensed medical practitioner. |
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| 2. The MBBS degree typically takes 5-6 years to complete, including both theoretical study and practical training in hospitals. |
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| 3. After completing MBBS, graduates must undergo a period of internship or residency training in a hospital or healthcare setting to gain hands-on experience and further develop their medical skills. |
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| 4. Upon successful completion of the internship, graduates must pass a licensing exam to become a fully licensed medical practitioner. |
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| 5. MBBS graduates have the option to further specialize in a specific area of medicine by pursuing postgraduate studies and obtaining a Master’s degree or a doctorate in their chosen specialty. |
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| 6. MBBS is a highly competitive and rigorous program that requires dedication, hard work, and a strong commitment to patient care and wellbeing. |
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| 7. Graduates of MBBS have a wide range of career opportunities, including working as general practitioners, specialists, surgeons, researchers, and educators in the field of medicine and healthcare. |
