Dear Student,

Yes, you can opt UPSC which is civil service examinations after BHMS to pursue career in civil services. Though, The eligibility age may vary as per reservation criterion ranges from 32 years to 37 years. You can visit the official website for further details.

The syllabus is almost same for all in preliminary examination while special subjects pertaining to Homoeopathy are supposed to be included in mains.

After homeopathy one can pursue UPSC and can serve in various administration departments depending upon the merit secured. If specific examinations are opted for particular post then it would be case-dependent.

Parallel to UPSC interested can also prepare for examination to secure career in CCRH that is Central Council For Research In Homoeopathy) which will also enable to get class one posts in case you fail to qualify upsc.

Happy Learning!

Dear Aspirant,

If you have completed your MBBS degree and cracked the exam of UPSC CMS then you are going to make lots of money per month. As the basic pay for the CMS is 56,100 and and if it includes all other allowances and NPA like TA, DA, HRX, Newspaper allowance, Conveyance allowance, Dearness allowance then it will be around 95K to 1 lakh per month and this is huge. This payment is based on the 7 grade pay.

Good Luck :)

Dear Aspirant,

I don't want to demotivate you at all and no one should. You already know it's a competitive exam so level of difficulty is not same for every aspirant. It depends on your level of knowledge and preparation. I believe an average student can also qualify this exam if he/she is dedicated and consistent at the same time. Avoid distractions and build your mindset that you can do it. It's not like no one qualifies this exam. Just think in this way," if he/she can then I can and I will". Score as much as you can. Prepare keeping in mind that your life depends on it. The zeal will sail you through. Don't overthink and start preparing.

Hope this Helps!

All the Best

Yeah! UPSC Combined Medical Service examination has the eligibility criteria that the candidate must have passed MBBS. So after BHMS you can apply for UPSC CMS.

To know more about UPSC CMS you can visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/exams/upsc-cms

There are no such examination conducted centrally like this for BHMS. But if you want to go for non-technical jobs then you can go for any exams which requires a graduation such as SSC CGL, ,IBPS PO,LIC,RBI ,UPSC,RRB. Now if you go for MD then you will have better scopes in your field in academics as well as you will get better scope and credibility for private practice also.

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello student the starting salary after clearing UPSC CMS is Rs 56,100.

As per the official notification of UPSC website the salary range of UPSC CMS is Rs 56,100 - Rs 1,77,500

ELIGIBILITY UPSC CMS -

Candidates must have passed MBBS from a recognized university. Final year student are also eligible to appear in UPSC CMS.

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

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All shortlisted applicants who appear on the final merit list will be considered for the position and will be paid a salary as UPSC CMS Salary in Hand. The initial remuneration for UPSC CMS will be INR 56100/-. However, the pay for different UPSC CMS postings will vary.

• The salary range for an Assistant Divisional Medical Officer in the Railways is (INR 15600 - 39100/-).
• The Assistant Medical Officer in the Ministry of Defence's Indian Ordnance Factory Health Service will be paid at Pay Level 10 of the pay matrix plus NPA ( as per rate and rules which are amended from time to time).
• Officers in the Central Health Service on the Junior Scale would be paid between INR 56100 to Rs.177500/-.
• The remuneration ranges from INR 56100 to rs. 177500/- plus restricted NPA for the General Duty Medical Officer in the New Delhi Municipal Council.
• General Duty Medical Officer Gr.II salaries in East Delhi Municipal Corporation, North Delhi Municipal Corporation, and South Delhi Municipal Corporation range from (INR 15600-39100+ Grade Pay of Rs.5400/-) to (INR 15600-39100+ Grade Pay of Rs.5400/-) to (INR 15600-39100+ Grade Pay of Rs.5400/-) to (INR 15600-39100+ Grade Pay of Rs.5400/-)

Hope this helps

Candidates after completing MBBS appear for NEET-PG  for there further higher education in a specialised field of medicine.You require minimum of 50% in MBBS  to get admission in postgraduate courses.After persuing PG you will practice your specialty,you will have all the job satisfaction clinically,you will have all the perks of central government and you will be posted only in metro cities with specialist post opening (Delhi, Banglore, Hydreabad..)This specialist post is available in medicine,surgery,gynec, dermatology and few other branches.Starting salary would be 1 lakh.In Morden era,the clinicals (post-MD/MS/DNB/MCH/DM) are earning high salary and immense respect from society.They carry an aura of greatness around them.Where as candidate who are going for UPSC-CMS gets the position like Junior scale posts in central health services,General duty medical officer in New Delhi municipal council, assistant divisional medical officer in Indian ordnance factories health service, assistant divisional medical officer in railway,medical officer in municipal corporation of delhi.By persuing UPSC-CMS,you will get early settlement,class 1 officer position,a very good administrative position in public health,9-5 job,but it will be non clinical job.So if your not interested in clinical practice,more knee in an administrative role,willing to settle early and want a secured government job u can consider UPSC-CMS and if you want to study further to become specialist you can persue NEET PG.

Nearly 1 lac at starting

And increases gradually with ur experience