Hey there,

You should know that MBBS is an undergraduate degree, so in most European universities, 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology is the minimum requirement. I don't think your B.Sc Nursing degree is enough to get you a lateral entry in MBBS, but it can be of some help to your profile.

The eligibility criteria to apply usually include academic scores, English language proficiency tests like IELTS or TOEFL, and transcripts, passport, degree certificates as basic documentation.

The direct application through the university website or the authorized admission portals is also possible.

There are many European countries where you can study MBBS. Some of the universities are the Medical University of Warsaw, Poznan University of Medical Sciences in Poland, Carol Davila University in Romania, Riga Stradins University of Latvia and Semmelweis University in Hungary.

Most of these universities are NMC and WHO recognized. After passing the FMGE/NExT exam, you will be allowed to practice in India.

Overall, you cannot skip learning the basics of medicine due to your nursing degree. However, studying in Europe is great for you if you are looking for good medical education and worldwide exposure.

Hope it helps!!!
Thank you!