About this Edition

Easyshiksha being an e-learning online and digital platform from India, is also an information provider via a separate module, to reach all prospective knowledge seekers and assist them in making the best decisions regarding what courses, colleges, and careers to choose from. No one will be left high and dry, because of a lack of information or authentic data series. Hence get the best information to cater to the world in the field of learning and education. Thus all the themes and coverage of content and topics are based on these industry-related topics and their extempore subjects and curriculums. For this particular edition, EasyShiksha magazine presents the top 10 Medical Colleges of India. It offers the perfect guidance, knowledge for the fees, facts, updates, selection procedure, document requirements to get admissions after 12th or higher secondary in the colleges and universities. The Medical Line was the most popular and demanded career option even before the pandemic, but after this unfortunate turn of events, it is one of the most sought-after career options, and highly needed. All the medical line workers, health professionals, researchers, pharma professionals, have been a boon for the world.

India is home to some of the world's best medical schools. These colleges provide a variety of medical science courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. MBBS, MS, BDS, MD, MDS, and more degrees are available to students. The majority of medical colleges in India were founded by the state and central governments in the 1950s and 1960s of the twentieth century. However, during the 1980s, a slew of private institutions have sprung up throughout India. The Medical Council of India is responsible for the quality and standard of medical institutes in India. There are currently 412 Indian medical schools recognized by the organization, with a combined capacity of 52,965 students.

Students with a science background who have passed the 10+2 test or any other similar examination are eligible to apply for admission to medical colleges in India. Entrance exams, such as NEET, are used to choose candidates at the state or national level. Medical postgraduate programs are open to those with qualifying bachelor's degrees.