While it is possible there is no point of doing so as it will be huge waste of money and time and therefore if you have completed BDS then pursue the career as dentist instead of doing MBBS.

You certainly can not practice as both, dentist and general physician. Therefore it is better to stick with one degree.

Now if you decide to do the MBBS course then the procedure will remain the same as last time around. You will again have to appear for the medical entrance exam, this time for MBBS and not BDS.

After clearing the medical entrance exam called UG NEET you can take admission in the medical college. But please remember that the duration of course will be well over 5 and half year.

Having completed BDS will not make the duration of MBBS shorter for you. Apart from that the BDS degree will not give you any advantage when pursuing the MBBS course.

The bottom line is that you should forget about MBBS course and if interested in further studies then go for the MDS course.

But if you still want to do MBBS then appear for the UG NEET entrance exam for which criteria is mentioned below.


NEET Eligibility

1. Aspirant should have passed 12th standard.

2. Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects in 12th is necessary.

3. At least 50% marks in 12th.

4. The bare minimum age limit is 17 years for the exam.

5. The age limit for All India quota is 25 years.

6. There is 5 years relaxation for the SC/ST.

7. There is no upper age limit for state quota seats.