Becoming a doctor in india

Step 1: pass class 12th with biology

Step 2: crack a medical entrance exam

Various medical entrance exams:

1. AIIMS:
2. NEET UG

NEET 2017 - The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has

declared the provisional seat allotment on August 8 for 15% All India
Quota seats in Government and Private colleges, after the NEET
second round of counselling was conducted between August 1 and
August 4. The seat allotment for Deemed and Central Universities
was released on August 11. Candidates can check the same from the
window given on this page by entering their NEET Roll Number.
Candidates who did not participate in the first round or resigned
their seats were allowed participate in the second round of NEET
2017 Counselling. The seat allotment after first round of NEET 2017
Counselling had been released by the MCC on July 14. CBSE had
earlier made available the Rank Letters for NEET 2017 qualified
candidates for 15% All India Quota seats from July 4 onwards.
Earlier, CBSE had declared NEET Result 2017 on June 23 in online
mode. The counselling schedule for NEET 2017 was also declared by
the MCC. The official NEET 2017 Answer Key had been published on
June 15 and could be challenged till June 16. This was declared
through a CBSE notification posted on June 12 after the Supreme
Court order. CBSE conducted National Eligibility Entrance Test
(NEET) on May 7, 2017. NEET 2017 was held offline (pen and paper
based). Admissions to about 90,000 MBBS and BDS seats across the
country will be through NEET. About 11,50,000 candidates had filled
the NEET 2017 application form from January 31 to April 5, 2017.
Various coaching institutes are in the process of releasing NEET
answer keys 2017, as the national-level medical entrance examination
has been conducted. NEET 2017 was conducted at 2,200 examination
centres in 104 cities across India. As per a Supreme Court directive in
2016, NEET has replaced All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) as well
as all state level medical entrance tests and will now enable
admission to all government, private and deemed medical and dental
colleges/ universities across the country. The NEET 2017 admit card
was available online from April 22 onwards for registered candidates
who can download their NEET admit card 2017 by entering their
registration number, date of birth and security pin. In 2016, about
7,31,223 students had appeared for the NEET exam and 4,09,477
candidates had qualified in it. Candidates can apply for the 15% All
India Quota tentatively in June/ July. Admissions to the medical
seats under the state quota (85%) will be held separately through the
respective state medical authorities. Candidates who wish to appear
in NEET 2017 can check all the information below such as eligibility,
exam pattern, syllabus, application procedure, admit card, answer
key, result and cutoff trends etc.