Hey dear,

Yes, surely you can.

However, why would you? The typical route consisted of two steps. Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, whose education prerequisites included a BS in nursing, a master's degree, and, in some locations, a PhD. A Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist is attained.

traditional medical school, then anaesthetic residency

The CRNA intubates the patient, gives them anaesthetic, wakes them up, and transports them to recovery in most situations.

The anesthesiologist oversees the operating rooms, solves issues in the OR and Post Anesthesia Care Unit, and gets things done quickly throughout the day.

To enable a speedier course, anaesthesia technology was included as an additional degree. They do need a foundation in science but no clinical training.

To know colleges,
https://medicine.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-md-colleges-in-uttar-pradesh

I hope it helps.