Know The Govt Jobs You Can Pursue If You've Completed MBBS

There are many government examinations for aspirants in India. Even though these examinations are difficult to clear, thousands of students prepare for them. One such examination is the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET). Those who clear this medical entrance examination are able to do the MBBS, which is a five year course. In India, the medical profession has been included in the list of very respectable and high paying jobs. People who clear MBBS can get jobs in various private and government hospitals. Even after completing their MBBS, candidates can still apply for government jobs. Students can also start preparing for the UPSC civil service examination (CSE) after their MBBS. The syllabus of MBBS also helps the students with their CSE. Let’s take a look at professions that can be followed after doing MBBS:

Once someone has passed MBBS, they can also start their government jobs. They can start in the post of medical officer in central and state level government departments and ministries. Medical officers serve as advisors and administrators because they manage health care teams and ensure the smooth running of a healthcare facility. In order to be a part of this job, candidates will have to prepare for the CMS, that is the Combined Medical Services Examination.

Students who do not want to pursue an MD or equivalent Medical Masters degree after MBBS can appear for UPSC CMS exam. Along with students who have done MBBS, those who are in the final year of their MBBS can also appear in the UPSC CMS exam.

Once the candidate has passed the Combined Medical Services Examination (CMS) of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), they can get appointments in government bodies like Railways, Ordnance Factory, Hospital, Municipal Corporation, Disaster Management and Fire Department. Apart from that, many big multinational companies, especially those in the healthcare sector, give direct appointments to young candidates who have passed the CMS exam. The maximum age for appearing in the CMS exam has been fixed at 32 years. In order to get more information about the CMS examination and career opportunities, candidates can visit the website, www.upsc.gov.in.