It is very difficult to take cross-disciplinary exams, especially for non-medical students. Tutors basically don't like to recruit such candidates. Unless, of course, you're really good. Although the undergraduate course is not medicine, I have been reading medical books and gained something, which will not make teachers feel that their basic skills are too poor. Because there are many undergraduate medical foundations, people will finish studying for five years during their graduate studies. I don't know, it will make people feel rough. However, there are also interdisciplinary. A senior graduated from pharmaceutical engineering, but others are also Chinese medicine majors, so they are double majors. I love Chinese medicine very much. In short, the difficulty is certain. Depends on how determined you are.