Yes, In todays date when some of the Medical Professionals after MBBS are preferring a Management Degree, you can of course go for a MBA after a degree in Biology. Of course, you may need some sort of work experience in either a Teaching Profession or as a Intern, Project or Research Associate with some Good Research Institution like Top IITs or CSIR Laboratories. You could also acquire some certifications from Online Course Providers and learn Concepts in Finance, Analytics and Data Science followed by an Internship or Work as a Data Scientist or Finance Analyst or perhaps a Consultant, which would only help your resume. However they are not necessary unless you are targetting some of the Highly Competitive Institutes like IIM ABCLKI, XLRI or FMS Delhi.

For a seat in Top Management Insititutes, you have to prepare and answer some of the Examinations like CAT, XAT, NMAT, SNAP and MAT ,followed by Interview and further screening procedure with respect to the Insitute where you receive a call from.

For information regarding MBA Entrance Examinations as well as career scope and prospects after MBA do follow the link below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

Yes. You can opt for MBA. There no specific required eligibility criteria for doing MBA. Once you have completed your under graduation you can go for MBA as it is a post graduation course. Before getting into MBA you need to crack entrance examinations. There are various entrance examination like,

• CAT
• MAT
• XAT
• MAT CET
• GMAT
• NAP etc

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Once you crack and get admission into MBA you can choose particular stream in which you are interested into MBA. After completing your MBBS you will get a job according to the stream you have Choosed.