MBBS Bio
Course Content and Syllabus for MBBS Bio (Biochemic Medicine) at the National Institute of Medical Sciences:
Year 1:
- Basic Medical Sciences – Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry
- Introduction to Biochemic Medicine
- Cell Biology and Molecular Biology
- Principles of Homeopathy
- Introduction to Pathology
Year 2:
- Biochemic Principles and Concepts
- Study of Tissues and Organ Systems
- Pharmacology and Therapeutics
- Homeopathic Materia Medica
- Pathophysiology
Year 3:
- Biochemic Remedies and Their Applications
- Clinical Examination and Diagnosis
- Principles of Nutrition and Dietetics
- Homeopathic Philosophy and Practice
- Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine
Year 4:
- Biochemic Medicine in Practice
- Medical Ethics and Legal Aspects
- Clinical Management of Common Diseases
- Research Methodology in Biochemic Medicine
- Elective Modules (Choose from various specializations)
Year 5:
- Advanced Topics in Biochemic Medicine
- Case Studies and Clinical Training
- Integrative Medicine Approaches
- Public Health and Preventive Medicine
- Internship and Clinical Rotations
Top Recruiting Areas after MBBS Bio (Biochemic Medicine):
- Homeopathic Clinics
- Integrative Medical Centers
- Wellness Centers
- Healthcare Consultancies
- Holistic Health Facilities
- Research Institutes
- Academic Institutions
Job Positions:
- Biochemic Medicine Practitioner
- Homeopathic Doctor specializing in Biochemic Medicine
- Integrative Medicine Specialist
- Wellness Consultant
- Researcher in Biochemic Medicine
- Lecturer or Educator in Biochemic Medicine
- Clinical Consultant in Homeopathy and Biochemic Medicine
Specializations after MBBS Bio (Biochemic Medicine): After completing MBBS Bio (Biochemic Medicine), students can pursue postgraduate specializations or certifications in various areas such as:
- Advanced Biochemic Medicine
- Clinical Homeopathy
- Integrative Medicine
- Holistic Nutrition
- Medical Education and Research
