B.Sc Scope

Both D.Pharma and B.Pharma graduates have similar career prospects. Nevertheless, because pharmacy is a degree programme, B.Pharma graduates frequently receive preference over D.Pharma students. SEE below for employment options after earning a B.Pharma or D.Pharma degree. Optional careers in pharmacy
hospital pharmacist
At a hospital, the drug inspector
working for the government as a pharmacist or drug inspector
open a pharmacy retail store
working in a drugstore
Work in the pharmaceutical industry or the education industry
further education and B.Pharma career choices
Food inspector, researcher, and analyst
Government/Defense sector pharmacist
Public testing lab, pharmaceutical consultant
Pharmacy businesses
teachers at a pharmaceutical school.

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.

MBBS fees ranges from INR 5,00,000 to INR 50,00,000 and after successful completion of MBBS candidates have several job opportunities after MBBS. They can become a doctor in private and government hospitals, railways, and armed forces. Students can even go for postgraduate medical degrees such as MD Medicine or pursue MBA after MBBS for better career opportunities.
Start a Job - Many MBBS graduates look for a job immediately after completing their course in this field. There are plenty of job opportunities for doctors as the need for them never ends anywhere, anytime, or at anyplace. They can work in renowned companies and in top job positions. The average salary of an MBBS doctor in India is INR 6.72 Lacs per year.
Pursue Higher Studies - Candidates can also pursue higher studies after completing their MBBS degree. Pursuing higher studies will make the candidate more efficient in the medical field and the demand for a highly qualified doctor is also more. Some of the popular courses candidates can pursue after the MBBS degree are Master of Surgery MS Doctor of Medicine MD MBA, etc.

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.

Hi, IISc does not offer any master degree course. So after completing B.Sc. A student can get admission into IISc Integrated Ph.D. programme through JEST and JAM entrance exam. IISc in one of the best university in India and its reputation is not only in India but in foreign land as well and that's why completing your post graduate from IISc offers extra advantage than any other university in India. IISc is among the best university in India and apart from it being a government funded institute, enrolling for integrated Ph.D. programme not only give you extra reputation but will also save your 1 year compare to those who opt for 2 years Masters degree programme elsewhere and then apply for Ph.D. in IISc. Every year, IISc takes 70-90 students only in integrated Ph.D. programme in which 15 to 23 are in Biological Sciences, 15 to 23 for Physical Sciences, 15 to 23 for Chemical Sciences and 15 to 23 for Mathematical Sciences.