Explore the unique paths to becoming a medical professional in two different worlds.
Starting The Journey
Starting The Journey
India emphasizes on a objectives-based, 720 mark paper called NEET The US promotes a well-rounded pre-med education, combining scientific knowledge with volunteer work. The entrance exam is called MCAT
Medical Training
Medical Training
India's MBBS program spans 5.5 years including a mandatory internship, while the US offers a 4-year MD program with clinical rotations.
Indian medical students start clinical exposure in the 2nd year with a focus on practical skills during their internship. US students engage in diverse clinical rotations in their final years.
Beyond Graduation
Beyond Graduation
In India, postgraduate specialization is guided by NEET-PG scores. In the US, residency programs are matched through USMLE, focusing on candidate preferences and CV strength.
Different Paths, Same Destination
Different Paths, Same Destination
Whether in India or the US, the journey to becoming a doctor is rigorous and rewarding, shaped by distinct educational philosophies and cultural values.