Hey Akash,

Let me tell you that there are no shortcuts to success.Every field in medical requires hard work and dedication to be a successful professional.So the concept of less time more salary has no practical aspect in today's world.

From the medical line you can pursue MBBS.MBBS is a  of 5.5 years with the last year being compulsory for a candidate to intern. Dealing with subjects like biology,microbiology,physiobiology,pathology, a career in medical if completed successfuly is of reputation with a handsome salary.No doubt the course is tough and students even take more than one attempt to qualify.For admission NEET is to cleared with also the required eligibility criteria and the cutoff marks.

BDS is another popular course in the field of dental sciences.The course is of four years with again one year as compulsory internship.Being the most preferred courses after MBBS there are a lot of career options in this field.Candidates can take admission after qualifying NEET with the prescribed criteria and cutoff marks.

B.Pharma is another course can be pursued with in the field of pharmaceuticals.The course is of 4 years.Admission can be taken after qualifying NEET.Candidates must have biology as a compulsory subject in the 10+2 level.It mainly deals with the study of drugs and medicines.B.pharma has a lot of job opportunities.

There are many other courses in the field of medicines both undergraduate and postgraduate.You can check by the official websites of the concerned course.

Thank you.