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You should take the decision as per your interest, comforts and future goal. Since you have already pursued B.Sc. In Nursing field, so it will be easy for you to continue your studies in the same field. If you opt for MBBS field now, all the three years of B.Sc. In Nursing will be a complete waste since MBBS is different from nursing. However, if you want to pursue MBBS then you should go for your goal. This will give you better job satisfaction in the future and you can enjoy your work. However, you should be ready to compromise the three years of nursing course for this. Hence, think, analyze and then take a decision because at the end it is you who will pursue the course and have to build a career. Hope it helps.

Yes, MBBS can be done after B.Sc. Nursing. It will take 5.5 years to complete MBBS course because you will have to take admission in MBBS course as a regular candidate because there is no lateral entry in MBBS course. Firstly, you are required to crack the NEET and NMAT exams for getting admission into the MD course with a duration of four years. In India, qualifying for the NEET exam is compulsory for admission in undergraduate medical courses. This is a quicker and better way to study MBBS after B.Sc. Nursing. If you compare both MBBS has more scope, job prospects, better placement and salary. Its considered to be the most reputed field among all Medical Sectors. If you compare both MBBS has more scope, job prospects, better placement and salary.

As per PMSS criteria for you must follow some rules like , you must clear 12th from a recognized board ,must be resident of Jammu and Kashmir and your Parents and Family income must be less than 8LPA.
AICTE PMSSS Colleges:
10 Supernumerary seats in each AICTE Approved Engineering college with a limit of 2 seats per branch.
2 Supernumerary seats in a general stream in colleges approved by UGC under Section 12-B or respective regulatory body of Govt. of India.
3 Supernumerary Seats in Government Nursing Institutions.
Courses offered in Pharmacy, Architecture, Law, Private Nursing Institutions and medical colleges are not available under the supernumerary quota for counselling. However, they may take admission on their own and avail themselves of scholarships.
Students taking admission in centrally funded institutes located outside the state of J&K (Like IITs, NITs, Central Universities etc.) by the virtue of their merit within the sanctioned intake are also eligible for scholarships.
Students taking admissions in AICTE approved Institutions located outside the state of J&K by the virtue of their merit within the sanctioned intake.
Students taking admissions in Institutions approved by UGC under Section 12 B and located outside the state of J&K by the virtue of their merit, within the sanctioned intake.