How can I become a doctor after B.Sc (Nursing)?

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The basic qualification required for pursuing MBBS is +2 with a minimum of 60% with the combination of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.
Since you have done B.Sc Nursing, you may also pursue the course provided you have scored a minimum of 55% in your B.Sc and have studied the Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths in the +2 level.
The only advantage for you will be that you will be considered eligible even if you have scored less than 60% in the +2 level of exam.
However, if you haven't scored 55% in your B.Sc program, you will be considered equivalent to +2 qualified candidates and will have to possess the necessary qualification applicable to +2 qualified candidates.