B.Sc

BSc Biochemistry is a very diverse course that aims to focus on every individual Organic Practice occurring on the planet earth ultimately to zero down on to its Chemical Composition. Biochemistry is a sought after research profession as it provides insights about the finest Medical Remedies for various diseases and disorders occurring in Humans, Animals, Plants and other living beings.

Computer-based skills, strong communication, attention to detail, analytical and research skills, commitment, and capability skills are required to help students become more productive and prosperous in the future. These skills required to pursue a BSc in Biochemistry can be developed over time. 

Some of the nearby semi-government and private B.Sc nursing colleges are as follows which offer B.Sc nursing at reasonable fee structure: Some of them are given below: R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital – INR 2.5 lakh/year KPC Medical College and Hospital – INR 3.5 lakh/year I.C. Das Memorial College of Nursing – INR 3.2 lakh/year Mother Teresa College of Nursing – INR 2.8 lakh/year And a few more. The majority of these colleges charge between INR 2.5-3.8 Lacs per annum for their courses, which means students from all financial background can pursue quality education in nursing.

There are over 1400 colleges which offer B.Sc in Nursing in India. The top ranked from these are- 1. AIIMS Patna, Aryabhatta Knowledge, Indira Gandhi Instiute and ambedkar Institute of Patna. Other AIIMS (Delhi and other states) also provide this course. 

To join a B.Sc Nursing programme in a government college in India, it is necessary to pass the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). They are mostly government colleges with high cutoffs ranging between 50-60% marks in NEET. But as per your NEET score of 182 marks which is approximately 40-45% and 77% in 12th boards, you are likely to get admission in most of the top government colleges provided you clear the cutoffs.

Biology program at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has been gradually rising in the general category as well as in the SC/ST/PWD reserved categories. The competitiveness of the General Category has also increased for the applicants; the cutoff mark has increased from 79.5% in 2016 to 84.5% in 2020. The SC/ST/PWD cutoff percentages have also risen overtime from 62.5% in 2016 to 67.5% in 2020.

BMLT is ideal for students interested in medical laboratory technology and willing to commit to a more specialised and rigorous program. On the other hand, B.Sc. General Science provides a broader foundation in Science subjects and allows students to explore various fields, including non-traditional ones.

In 2024, if you’re looking for a more focused and challenging programme with job opportunities in medical laboratory technology, BMLT might be the better choice. However, if you prefer a more general Science education with flexibility in choosing a specialization, B.Sc. General Science could be the way to go.

The cutoff for B.Sc. Nursing at the Institute of Child Health, Kolkata, for 2024 depends on the WBJEE JENPAS UG exam. Generally, for government colleges in West Bengal, the expected cutoff marks for admission into B.Sc. Nursing programs are:

130 marks for General/EWS/OBC-A, 120 marks for OBC-B, 110 marks for SC and 80 marks for ST.

These cutoffs are based on performance in the JENPAS UG exam, and candidates should have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English with at least 45% aggregate?