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Those students who have studied and passed their 10+2 exam with physics, maths, and chemistry but they appeared in 10+2 exam again with single-subject I,e biology and passed the exam, are also eligible to study MBBS in India and abroad. Though it is mandatory on the part of students to pass their 10+2 exam in a single sitting with physics, chemistry, and biology with a minimum 50% in the case of General category and 40% in the case of the reserved category along with English as a subject in their 10+2 exam. Some states like UP and Rajasthan allow those students to appear in a single subject as a private candidate in the board examination who have already passed their 10 + 2 exam earlier.
This question for eligibility was asked to MCI through RTI act 2005 to Clarify the rule position by one student K.K Vashishta. The reply given by MCI is appended below.
Many such students have been permitted in the past and they are studying successfully medicine Abroad.
