How to become Doctor after 12th:

     To become a doctor after completing your 12th grade, you need to follow these general steps:

1. Choose the Right Stream: In your 11th and 12th grades, choose the Science stream with Biology as one of the main subjects. This is a prerequisite for pursuing a medical career.

2. Prepare for Medical Entrance Exams: Start preparing for the entrance exams required for admission to medical colleges. In India, the two main entrance exams are NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) and AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) entrance exams. These exams assess your knowledge in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

3. Clear the Medical Entrance Exam: Appear for and clear the medical entrance exam of your choice (NEET or AIIMS) to secure admission to a medical college.

4. Pursue MBBS: After clearing the entrance exam, enroll in a recognized medical college offering the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree. The MBBS course typically spans five and a half years, including a one-year compulsory rotating internship.

5. Complete Internship: After completing the MBBS course, undergo a one-year compulsory rotating internship at a recognized hospital. This internship provides practical training in various medical specialties.

6. Prepare for Postgraduate Entrance Exams (Optional): If you wish to specialize in a specific field of medicine, you can choose to appear for postgraduate entrance exams such as NEET-PG or AIIMS-PG after completing your internship. This will allow you to pursue a postgraduate degree (MD/MS) in your chosen specialization.

7. Pursue Postgraduate Degree (Optional): After clearing the postgraduate entrance exam, enroll in a medical college offering the postgraduate degree (MD/MS) in your desired specialization. Postgraduate courses typically range from two to three years, depending on the specialization.

8. Residency and Further Specialization (Optional): After completing your postgraduate degree, you may choose to undergo further specialization by pursuing a super-specialty course like DM (Doctorate in Medicine) or MCh (Master of Chirurgiae). These programs provide in-depth training in specific medical subspecialties.

9. Obtain Medical License: After completing the necessary education and training, you need to apply for and obtain a medical license from the respective medical council or regulatory body in your country. This license is required to practice medicine legally.

                Please note that the specific requirements, entrance exams, and processes may vary depending on the country or region you are in. It's important to research the medical education system and admission procedures of the country where you plan to pursue your medical career. Additionally, consult with authorized representatives or medical education authorities for accurate and up-to-date information regarding the process of becoming a doctor in your country.