Yes, you can definitely complete your masters of surgeon degree after NDA. To become an IAS officer you will have to clear your UPSC exams. You should fall under age 32 category to be eligible to give UPSC exams and in some cases the upper age limit could be 35

Hi aspirant,

No, you cannot become a Cardiovascular Surgeon after completion of M.Sc Cardiology.

The process goes like this, you need to appear NEET UG entrance exam and study  MBBS course from a recognised College or University.

Then next through NEET PG you need to pursue MD/ MS or DNB

Unfortunately, you can NOT become a surgeon after Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery or BMHS. Be it a normal MBBS or BHMS, no one is allowed to do surgery right after the bachelors degree.

To become a surgeon, you'll have to do Masters in Surgery, which is a 3-year

Hello aspirant,

An MBBS degree from any Institute authorized by the Medical Council of India is the minimum need for becoming a Cardiac Surgeon. They should then pursue a three-year MS in General Surgery. After that, they should complete a three-year MCh in Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery.

To move forward,

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After successful completion of an undergraduate degree, candidates have several options to lead their Maxillofacial Surgeon career path. Those who want to start working are required to undergo a four to six year residency programme. Candidates may also opt for a master's degree.

In the last few decades, specialization

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The supreme court  ordered in a verdict that low vision candidate can take the courses of MBBS or BDS etc courses. If the candidate lost a vision of one eye then he also take the courses of MBBS or BDS courses. In this connection there is also a