Should joining mbbs at 24 years very bad ?

Ans: You can officially join MBBS at 20, but you should be aware that a medical career is a very long one. It will take around 10 years to finish MD.

Ans: Age and gender don't matter. If you are really serious then go for it.

Ans: Hello,
Your time & energy are limited if you can practically give justice to BDS & NEET prep then only for it. You cannot sail in 2 boats.

Ans: Hi, please share the details of the course you have completed and the marks you have scored, as it's necessary for me to make a suggestion.

Ans: Hi
Not at all! Joining MBBS at 22 is not too old, whether male or female. Many students join MBBS later — because of NEET re-attempts, drop years, career shifts, or even personal reasons.

In MBBS, once you start, nobody cares about your age. Everyone is focused on the same things: studying, passing exams, learning clinical skills. And in medicine, what matters most is your skill, empathy, and dedication — not when you started.

Being a little older can even be an advantage:
You might be more mature and better at handling pressure.
You probably have a stronger reason for choosing medicine, which helps you stay motivated.
Patients often respect a doctor who seems a little older/mature.

Other fields are always an option, of course — but don't change just because of age. Only change if you've lost interest in medicine or found something you truly love more.

All the best.