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Hi, No, NEET is not compulsory/ mandatory for B.Sc. Nursing. It's just that nursing colleges are free to choose NEET as their entrance examination but as of now only a few nursing colleges like BHU, Indian Army B.Sc. Nursing, JIPMER, IPU, etc. Have started accepting NEET for B.Sc. Nursing. Without NEET you can get admission through other entrance examinations like:-
AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing entrance exam
RUHS Nursing entrance exams
CMC Ludhiana B.Sc. Nursing entrance
KGMU Nursing entrance exam
Uttarakhand Nursing Entrance Exam. The general eligibility criteria is that one should have at least 50 % in 12th board examination with Physics Chemistry and Biology. Admission in B.Sc. Nursing is generally on the basis of college level /state level/national level entrance examination.

It is critical to obtain work experience, and many hospitality courses include an industrial placement that allows you to put your academic knowledge into practise. This helps you acquire transferrable and subject-specific skills while also providing companies with evidence of your abilities and experience. Placements can also help you discover your specific area of interest within the sector by allowing you to learn from highly experienced colleagues. Further research
A limited proportion of graduates pursue postgraduate studies to specialize in hospitality-related functions such as hospitality management, events management, or human resources (HR). Some postgraduate degrees, such as international hotel management, include a year of work experience as part of the curriculum.
Remuneration:
The starting wage is Rs 15,000-Rs 20,000, which may be increased to Rs 35,000 after 2-3 years of hard work. After graduation, you may join as a management trainee and after 18 months of training, you can become an assistant restaurant manager and earn around Rs 25,000. If you are eligible for restaurant manager after two years (excluding the training period), you can earn around Rs 30,000 - Rs 35,000 per month plus perks.