Medicine & Health Sciences

NRI quota admission are done at college level. So do approach the concerned university for admission. Also its mandatory for NRI candidates to appear NEET.

Hi,
Yes, you can do MBBS after B.Sc Nursing, but firstly, you have to clear NEET as it compulsory.
Hope this might help you.
Have a bright future.

Yes you are eligible for JIPMER MBBS once you qualify your 12th. All the best.

MBBS is the study of modern medicine, disease processes. Obstetrics and Gynaecology are the subjects to be taught in MBBS. Nursing is about assisting Medical Personnel in their duties.

NRI students are allowed for attending counselling under 15% All India Quota. However they have to go through the State Round of counselling for other universities. Admission for NRI seats varies depending on state.

Physiotherapy is better, as you set up a clinic for all. The future is good, arthritis, joint pain and low back pain patients are growing in India, so it has a good demand.

Private Universities do get 5-15% seats for NRI admissions. That is different from 15% All India Quota Counselling. NRI quota admission are done at college level.

Yes. Pre registration is required for admission into medical colleges. After publication of NEET result you have to register for All India and State round of counselling.

In terms of future prospects, both have a good future, in India, pharmacy colleges are more in number than physiotherapy colleges, so the competition for job is more in pharmacy, as I am a student of physiotherapy in SVNIRTAR-Odisha, in physiotherapy, you may set up a clinic of your own, and you can earn more money as well as serve more people, but in case of pharmacy, your income is limited. You will have to work more, then it's possible to earn more money. Do what your heart and mind say.

There's no such clear cut cutoff score for management quota admissions for MBBS. That depend on Universities.