Nope, if Jesus meant baptism, He would have used the word and not couched it in some means that needs to be *interpreted* for us by a religion.
They had a word for baptism and knew how to use it.
In this passage, Jesus is comparing and contrasting physical birth (water) and spiritual birth, which happens by the Holy Spirit, not by physical means.
Going through the motions of physical activity does not cause spiritual events to happen.
Getting dunked or sprinkled cannot make the Holy Spirit give a person new life.
Born again thru WATER...not “accepting Jesus Christ as your personal lord and savior” - He didnt say that ...