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  1. Sanjay Bhatia
    March 4, 2019

    Basic difference is that former is a Graduate degree where as later one is a Post Graduate.

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    • Cook
      August 1, 2019

      Yes, you are correct but the MBBS is a four ear undergraduate degree for high school students that know they want to pursue a four year doctorate degree in Medina (M.D.). An MD doctorate degree is a four year graduate degree, not a two year degree. There is some confusion with this article. Hope this helps.

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  2. Cook
    August 1, 2019

    An M.D. is a Doctorate if Medicine graduate degree and it is a four year degree after four years of an undergraduate degree. No where in the world is an M.D. obtained in two years. The first two years of an M.D. doctorate degree is in the classroom and the second two years are in the hospital/clinic. In the United States you can only pass onto your third year of medical school after you take the national board USMLE Step 1, which test your clinically knowledge of the basis principles of physiology, pathology, pharmacology, and epidemiology.

    After graduating with an M.D., you are officially a doctor on paper. However, in the United States and several other countries you are not licensed to “practice medicine” on your own. In order to practice the art of medicine on your own, you must complete a successfully residency program of at least three years in the U.S. and pass a national and state specific board exam.

    An MBBS is an undergraduate degree and it is equivalent to a BS or BA. This undergraduate degree can be pursued after high school and prior to applying to medical school in hopes of obtaining an M.D. Several countries throughout the world start the medical path for high school students who know they want to go into medicine by offering an undergraduate degree that is focused on preparing them for medical school, hence the MBBS. No one that graduates with a MBBS is a doctor, and they have an additional four years of graduate school to go if they are pursuing an MD to become a physician.

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    • F
      May 1, 2020

      Correct. Glad that you classified the difference.

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  3. Carl R
    September 21, 2021

    This is WILDLY INACCURATE when it comes to your MD statements.

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