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Is it possible for us to opt for MBBS after completion of our BSC nursing course? If so then what are the necessities and exam patterns to get chance in MBBS after completing BSC Nursing course??

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Yes, If you are interested to do MBBS after completing your B.SC Nursing then it will be possible for you to do this course. For taking admission in MBBS you will have to apply for Common Medical Entrance Exam but you will only able to apply for this exam if you will able to meet the eligibility criteria for this exam. Through this exam, you will able to take admission in MBBS.

--- YES, after completion of BSC nursing degree you can pursue MBBS course but, there is no chance that you can get admission directly in second year of MBBS course.
Admission to MBBS course is done on the basis of 12th standard and you have to appear in the entrance examination that is NEET.
So, I think it is not a wise decision to pursue MBBS course after pursuing BSc nursing course because you have already utilise your 4 years and then again you will have to you spend five and half years in MBBS course and it will be a huge wastage of time but still if you are very much interested, then you should appear in the entrance examination and then appear in the counselling and take the seat as per your rank.

There are universities which offer MBBS admissions after any graduate degree. Since you have already completed nursing degree, you are eligible for admission into MBBS.

°°° There is no lateral entry process to MBBS for BSC nursing student and therefore, you need to study MBBS as a regular candidate.
You have to appear in the NEET examination on the basis of 12th standard.
If you qualify this entrance examination and get a higher rank than you can get seat in good reputed Medical College in the first year.
But it does not mean that you can get lateral entry directly in second year of MBBS course.
It is important for a candidate to qualify National eligibility cum entrance test as specified by National testing agency.

°°° For more information you can visit the official website
http://nta.ac.in

If you wanted to pursue MBBS course then you should not have done BSc nursing because by doing so you have wasted 4 years of years of your life.
However, if you want to pursue MBBS course now and then you have to appear in the NEET examination that is conducted on the basis of 12th standard.
If you qualify the entrance examination then you will get admission in first year of MBBS course not in second year.

Yes, you can do MBBS after BSc in Nursing as per Indian Medical Council you have to appear for an entrance examination to get an MBBS seat. The eligibility criteria for this course is a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects with a minimum score of 50% marks in aggregate for general category and for SC/ST candidates it is 40% marks in aggregate from a recognized board. The candidate minimum age should be 17 years and the maximum age should not be more than 25 years.

Interested candidates can take MBBS admission through the NEET-UG entrance test. You can fill the application form and submit it on the official website of the National Testing Agency(NTA). I am also giving you the website link for your reference that is https://ntaneet.nic.in/

NTA NEET is conducted for admission in MBBS course. The eligibility to appear for the examination is that candidate must have passed 12h with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as main paper.

The minimum age limit is 17 years and no upper age limit. So, you can appear for the examination and after qualifying in the examination will become eligible for admission in the course.

If you are interested to do MBBS after completing BSc nursing then it will be possible for you to do this course. For taking admission in MBBS you will have to apply for Common Medical Entrance exam but you will only able to apply for this exam if you will be able to meet the eligibility criteria for this exam.