A degree in Medicine is one of the world's most common but often challenging degrees. Future physicians and health professionals have to go through rigorous academic courses followed by residency programmes to work in the medical field. But if your goal is to save human lives and help people remain well, it's worth the effort altogether.
The MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) is a specialized undergraduate degree, meaning that training you for a medical career is the focus of the programme. MBBS is commonly awarded in the United Kingdom and in countries with a similar education system. There are several abbreviations currently in use; MBChB, MB BCh, MB, MB BS, BM Bch, BM BS, etc. are some of the most common.
