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  To become a doctor is a long, arduous process and earning an MBBS degree is just the first step. Many would-be physicians expect high salaries as soon as they step off campus, but salary growth is a gradual process that requires experience and specialization. When and How do Salary Increases Go Up in the Medical Field? The salary of an MBBS doctor in India depends on various factors like the experience, workplace, specialization and additional qualification. Here’s a look at the key stages in which salary growth occurs, and how to speed it up. Know the Starting Salary After MBBS Most doctors start their careers as interns/junior residents after completing MBBS. Salaries at this stage are quite low compared to what they expect. Typically, fresh MBBS graduates earn: Monthly stipend for Internship – ₹15,000 to ₹30,000 ₹30,000-60,000/month as junior doctors ₹40,000 per month to ₹80,000 per month in private hospitals (location-specific) That being said, at this stage it is more about ...

  India’s healthcare industry is evolving at a rapid pace spurred by higher patient consciousness, cutting-edge medical techniques and growing demand for heightened expertise in medical care. ‘It is clear that of all the branches of medicine gynaecology remains one of the most prestigious and lucrative professional pursuits.’ While women’s health care rises high on the national agenda, a gynecologist’s responsibility and role are no longer just limited to carrying out regular clinical examination; it has progressed from treatment of infertility, preventive health test for all age groups including certain cancer screening tests to some complicated surgeries. In 2026, the income of a gynaecologist isn’t dependent on degree alone. The reality is that increasing earning power isn’t actually about earning more in and of itself, but a combination of factors working together to drive your income higher: making career choices and specialization the crux of why things are different now. Imp...