After completing 12th in Arts and then pursuing ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife), you can still appear for the NEET exam to pursue MBBS, but you'll need to meet certain conditions:

Eligibility Criteria

1. Science subjects: You should have studied Science (PCB) in your 12th standard or equivalent.

2. Age limit and qualifications: You must meet the age limit and qualification requirements set by the NEET exam authorities.

3. Equivalent qualification: Your ANM qualification should be equivalent to the 12th standard or higher.

If you meet these conditions, you can:

1. Prepare for the NEET exam.

2. Apply for the exam through the official NEET website.

3. Appear for the exam and obtain a valid score.

With a valid NEET score, you can apply for MBBS admission to various medical colleges.

No, if you complete ANM (Auxiliary Nursing and Midwifery) after 12th Arts, you will not be eligible for the NEET exam. To appear for NEET and pursue MBBS, you must have completed 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) as mandatory subjects. If you wish to pursue MBBS, you will need to redo 12th with the PCB stream or appear for the Biology exam through NIOS to meet the eligibility criteria. ANM can lead to a career in nursing, but MBBS strictly requires a science background with PCB subjects.