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I am a B.Sc Nursing student but my dream is to become a Doctor. Is it possible? What can I do after B.Sc Nursing to become a Doctor? Will I be eligible to do MBBS from any medical college? Or, is there any other courses apart from MBBS to become a Doctor?

Yes, you can do MBBS course after BSc nursing.
Following is the basic criteria for MBBS:-
You must have passed 12th from a recognised board or Institute with physics, chemistry and biology.
General and OBC category students must have passed with above 50% marks and SC / St students must have passed with 40% marks in 12th.
Minimum age limit is 17 years and maximum age limit is 25 years.

If you want to become a doctor then why have you joined BSc nursing course.
Let me tell you that there is no such course after B.Sc nursing course where you can get admission directly in second year of the M.B.B.S course.

You will have to appear in NEET entrance examination which is conducted for those candidates who have completed their 10 + 2 with PCM stream.

Procedure to become a doctor after completing B.Sc Nursing:-

If you are interested to proceed for MBBS after completing your BSc nursing then you can definitely go for it.

Eligibility criteria for MBBS course:-
The candidate should have passed 12th from a recognised board or Institute with physics, chemistry and biology.

General and OBC categories student have passed above 50% marks and SC/ ST students must have passed with 40% marks in 12th.

Age limit:-
Minimum age limit is 17 years and maximum age limit is 19 years.