I am studying in std 12.i want tro become a doctor & its my ambition .I am aware of cet yet guide me?
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well study hard and you will get your goal, be mentally strong cos its not an easy task, be very very good in biology and you need to study chemistry nicely as well.rest leave to god.
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If you've always wanted to be a doctor and you still want to be a doctor, then you should definitely pursue it.  You only need to take one year of college math as a prerequisite to medical school and you can get a tutor for that class if you're really bad at it. You can major in whatever you want and just take the required courses to get into med school: 1 year physics, 1 year chemistry, 1 year organic, 1 year biology, 1 year math, 1 year english (1 semester biochem and 1 semester genetics required by about 9 med schools).  You'll need to make sure your grades are high and your MCAT score is above average as well as staying active in other activities and being well-rounded. If it's always been your dream, then you should do it.  You are lucky that you know what you want to do.  Some people don't figure it out until they're 40 years old and then they feel it's too late to pursue their dreams.  You are young and know what you want.  Take advantage of this!
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There is a group called pure science group in many schools. It has Physics, Chemistry and Biology but no Maths. I think this would suit you. After finishing 12th you can try for Medical. All the Best.
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u really should have very high percentage in 12th...u can search the concerned website by searching in google...
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Impossible. \n\nAlmost... (try searching for pre-professional studies programs)\n\nI imagine that if you graduate from high school with an associates degree in science, (which is possible in our state), and then spend another two years in college finishing a bachelors in science, then one could finish a degree in medicine in six years. Try looking for a pre-professional studies program, it is possible that one could complete that in 7 years. One would probably need to have an awful lot of AP credits if you were to do this. I would expect that you would still have to do residency and such.
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Make sure you take plenty of humanities courses throughout your high school and college career.  Med schools look for these: they want to see that you are more than a science geek.  Medicine, as you advance in your education, involves increasing amounts of ambiguity and ethical decision making.\nAside from that, get used to organic and biochemistry- you will see a lot of it.
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which stream you have now......1)science 2)commerce or 3) humanities. the courses will depend on your stream. do you have math as a subject.
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Well.. I am in med school- I did it the "traditional" way--- took all my science courses, majored in chemistry, blablabla.  But some of my best friends in medical school have been sociology majors, english majors, psychology majors, and I am sure there might be a philosophy major in there somewhere (but can't think of any off hand).  As far as scores go, there really isn't any difference in who does the best on the tests based on college area of study--- it just depends on how hard you study.  That's it.  Your undergrad classes don't predict nor do they fully prepare you for how hard medical school science courses will be.  Therefore, if you have a passion such as philosophy, I say, pursue it.  Once you begin medical school and pracitice medicine, it will consume your life and you will have little time for those passions.\n\nI also believe a good doctor is more than the some of his parts or the grades she made on exams.  You must be able to relate to people, treat the patient and not just the disease.  Empathy, sympathy, and understanding cannot be taught.  If you want to go to medical shcool, great.  Make good grades in college, be sure to take AT LEAST the minimal amount of science courses needed (ask your advisor or med school if you're unsure) and do really  well in those classes (all your classes really-- and the MCAT).  But major in wahtever you want, whatever makes you happy and whole.  Whether your passion is philosophy, astrophysics or molecular biology.  Study it and study the heck out of it.  Get involved in your community and the medical field early on.\n\nWill studying philosophy make you a better doctor?  No, not necessarily.  But if it's something you're passionate about and you pursue your passion while also completing the basic requirements, I think you will be better for it.  By studying something that interests you outside of science/medicine you iwll become more well-rounded and learn to look at htings in different ways. So go for it. You'll never get another chance like the persent to do so.\nHowever, if you have no desire to study philosophy then, it probably won't make you any better- so don't waste your time, find something else instead.
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hi i started med school at age 25 with a degree in nursing , no alevels and really crap gcse (b, c,c,c,c,c,d,e,f,f), sheffield is where i am and they love mature students you should speak to mr Raftery SUB dean for admissions, sheffield medical school just google for the adress (if your interested) you may need to do the pre med year it will depend on what level your at as far as sciences.... i would not recommend you try for graduate entry (4 yr course) very competitive \nbut basically med school for 5/6 years, foundation f1, f2  2years, then you specialise (eg medicine/surgery) and work up through senior posts to consultant, can take from 8-15 years depending on your skill and speciality..... if you are interesed in doing medicine write to all the med schools explaining your current academic situation(cv) and say why you want to be a doctor, on my course there is a 42 yr old who was an IT consultant who decided at age 37 that he wanted to work with people and was interested in the management and treatment of diseases...good luck..
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I would like to become a doctor, possibly an OB/GYN as well. As well as taking all required classes for high school graduation, you should definitely take biology, chemistry, physics, and anatomy/physiology (do Advanced Placement if possible to posibly exempt yourself from that college credit in order to take more classes then). Be sure to take as high mathematics courses as possible (trust me, they will come in handy). A health class is ALWAYS required for all high school students, so you need to take that. If your school has a medical program, be sure to take it (I will take it in 12th grade, I will be in the 11th grade this year). Although youshould take all high-level classes, try to place more emphasis on math and science classes. This should help you be on your way to a medical career!!
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HA!  that's funny.  Dude, your in for a big surprise.\n\nFor a real eye opener, talk to your college guidance counselors.
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getting there is the hardest thing. You must COMPLETELY devote your life. When you are trough with school, after about 8-10 years, you still must devote your life depending on what field you choose to work in. 12 hour shifts are the standered in some places like hospitals. Or if you are successful you can open your own practice and make your own hours. \n\nIt is a great goal to have, but it takes a motivated, determined, and emotionally strong person to achieve this goal. \n\nOne things for sure, not just anyone can be a doctor.
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Private colleges will take donations according to ur ranking in CET
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If you have a dream, go chase after it. Don't leave any regret in your life.Told your parents that you ambition to become a doctor.Try to talk to them calmly,let them understand what you think.Are you really hope to become a doctor?It require many years to study doctor,you must have enough financial income and you must be really interested in it.So, think carefully before action.All the best to you!
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the twelfth std certificate
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What I know is you must have a tertiary education in a seminary or a convent.  Then from there, you continue to have Theology as your major subjects.  \n\nSome of the known prerequisities are, you have not submitted to any sexual activity before, is willing to give up most of your material wealth, you will be given a new name, you are obligated to preach, to be and live among the poor, etc.\n\nWhat is important is that you FEEL that you are being CALLED for that vocation.