Do I need to do a Bachelor of Science course before pursuing MBBS abroad?
27 Aug 2026 · Answered by Syeda Uzma · 1 min read
No, you do not need to complete a Bachelor of Science (BSc) before pursuing an MBBS abroad.
Most medical schools accept students directly after 12th grade (10+2) with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, as long as you meet their specific eligibility requirements. Some countries or universities offer graduate-entry medical programs that require a bachelor's degree, but these are less common.
You can apply directly to MBBS programs abroad without a BSc.
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