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Yes, practical training is a very important part of the BSc Nursing course at Sikkim Government College of Nursing. Students work in hospitals during their training. They learn how to care for patients, assist doctors, and handle medical equipment. This training helps students gain confidence and real-life experience. Clinical training also improves communication skills and teamwork. By the end of the course, students are ready to work as professional nurses in hospitals and healthcare centres.

In the BSc Nursing course at Sikkim Government College of Nursing, students will learn healthcare and nursing subjects. In the first year, they study Anatomy, Physiology, Nutrition, and Psychology. Later, they learn Medical-Surgical Nursing, Child Health Nursing, and Community Health Nursing. In the final year, students study Nursing Management and Midwifery. These subjects help students understand patient care, diseases, and treatment. The course also includes practical hospital training, which is very important for learning nursing skills.

The BSc Nursing course at Sikkim Government College of Nursing is a four-year full-time programme that includes classroom learning and hospital training. Students learn both theory and practical skills. The course is approved by the Indian Nursing Council, so it follows proper nursing education standards. Students get clinical exposure in hospitals, which helps them gain real experience. The course prepares students for nursing jobs, higher education, and government healthcare careers after graduation.

The Sikkim Government College of Nursing offers just 40 seats in the BSc Nursing course. Because the number of seats is low and many students apply, admission is highly competitive. Students with better academic marks and entrance exam scores have higher chances. Reservation policies may also apply for different categories.

Mumbai has 75+ law colleges, of which MNLU Mumbai is one of the most reputed. It is one of the best government law colleges in the city, with a placement rate of 90% and an average package of INR 10 LPA for its BA LLB Programme.Other than this, there are some excellent private law colleges in Mumbai that have great infrastructure and strong placements. One top-ranked private law college in Mumbai is Kirit P Mehta School of Law NMIMS, Mumbai and its placement record at Shiksha suggests an annual package of around INR 8.5 LPA.   

To apply to BSc Nursing admission at Sikkim Government College of Nursing, students must complete Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as main subjects. They should score at least 50% marks in PCB subjects. The minimum age should be 17 years by the admission year. Students must also be medically fit because nursing involves hospital work. Admission is usually based on entrance exam performance and counselling. Meeting eligibility does not guarantee admission, as selection depends on merit and seat availability.

National Institute of Technology, established in 1963, is a government - owned public institute in Kurukshetra. It is also known as NIT KKR. The institute is recognised as an Institute of National Importance by the Government of India. In the NIRF Rankings 2025, it is ranked 85 under "Engineering" Category.

Yes, IIM Kozhikode is a government institution as:It was formed as the result of a join collaboration between the Government of India and Kerala State Government in 1996.The college has received recognitions and accreditation from various national and international organisationsAs such students will find a college that is up to date with the latest government regulations.

IIIT Lucknow was established under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model with the financial contributions of MHRD, the Gov. of India, the Gov. of Uttar Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh Electronics Corporation Ltd. The fee for the available courses is not very high as it is not a private college.