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14th Sep, 2020
Hii aspirant
Hope you are doing well amid covid-19 pandemic
A pharmacist in India cannot become a doctor until and unless he gets a MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS degree from a Medical college and follow protocols that are set by Indian councils
He has to go through NEET exam to get admission in any medical college and satisfy a minimum percentile that is required to prove eligibility
On the other side if anyone clears the PHD degree he is also given a doctorate degree and can use prefix Dr in front of his name but he/she is not a medical doctor
After Brexit in England Government is working for a bridge course for pharmacist so he can become doctor
But in India there is no such Bridge Course
Hope it helps
Hope you are doing well amid covid-19 pandemic
A pharmacist in India cannot become a doctor until and unless he gets a MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHMS degree from a Medical college and follow protocols that are set by Indian councils
He has to go through NEET exam to get admission in any medical college and satisfy a minimum percentile that is required to prove eligibility
On the other side if anyone clears the PHD degree he is also given a doctorate degree and can use prefix Dr in front of his name but he/she is not a medical doctor
After Brexit in England Government is working for a bridge course for pharmacist so he can become doctor
But in India there is no such Bridge Course
Hope it helps
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Student Expert
14th Sep, 2020
Hello student to become a Doctor you need to pursue MBBS from a recognized university by Medical Council of India.
Admission in MBBS course is through marks obtained in Neet entrance examination only.
Neet eligibility - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in Physics chemistry and biology with minimum 50 percent marks from a recognized board.
Feel free to comment if you've any doubt
Good luck
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