There are several medical courses that can be pursued without an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) degree. Here are some options:

Paramedical Courses

1. BSc Nursing: A 4-year undergraduate degree in nursing.
2. BSc Radiology: A 3-year undergraduate degree in radiology.
3. BSc Medical Laboratory Technology: A 3-year undergraduate degree in medical laboratory technology.
4. BSc Physiotherapy: A 4-year undergraduate degree in physiotherapy.
5. BSc Occupational Therapy: A 4-year undergraduate degree in occupational therapy.

Allied Health Sciences Courses

1. BSc Medical Imaging Technology: A 3-year undergraduate degree in medical imaging technology.
2. BSc Optometry: A 4-year undergraduate degree in optometry.
3. BSc Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology: A 4-year undergraduate degree in audiology and speech-language pathology.
4. BSc Prosthetics and Orthotics: A 4-year undergraduate degree in prosthetics and orthotics.
5. BSc Dialysis Technology: A 3-year undergraduate degree in dialysis technology.

Health Management and Administration Courses

1. Bachelor of Hospital Administration (BHA): A 3-year undergraduate degree in hospital administration.
2. Bachelor of Health Administration (BHA): A 3-year undergraduate degree in health administration.
3. Bachelor of Healthcare Management (BHM): A 3-year undergraduate degree in healthcare management.

Other Courses

1. BSc Biotechnology: A 3-year undergraduate degree in biotechnology.
2. BSc Biochemistry: A 3-year undergraduate degree in biochemistry.
3. BSc Microbiology: A 3-year undergraduate degree in microbiology.
4. BSc Pharmacology: A 3-year undergraduate degree in pharmacology.
5. BSc Public Health: A 3-year undergraduate degree in public health.

These courses can lead to various career opportunities in the healthcare sector, including roles in hospitals, clinics, research institutions, and healthcare management.