B.Sc.

Yes, the aspirants of BSc Nursing at UPUMS have to take the CPNET exam and secure a valid score. The university conducts this entrance examination for admission to its Pharmacy and Nursing courses. Besides entrance score, the aspirants must be Class 12 or equivalent exam pass from recognised board for selection. 

The total number of semester can vary between each specialisation of BSc courses. Generally, the BSc course curriculum is divided into 8 semesters. However, certain BSc courses such as BSc in Biotechnology only hve 6 semesters. Each year in the BSc curriculum is divided into 2 semesters at NIC. Candidates can check the curriculum of BSc courses at NIC on the official website.

To get admissions into the BSc courses at NIC, candidates need to visit the official website of the university and register themselves. Once the candidate has registered themselves on the official website, they will be given access to the BSc admission forms at NIC. Candidates are required to fill this form and attach the necessary documents. The candidate then needs to appear for the CUET entrance exam and the performance of the candidate will determine their admission.

No, candidates cannot apply for NIC BSc admissions in offline mode. Candidates need to apply for CUET exam in order to qualify for admissions into BSc at NIC. However, candidates cannot apply for the CUET entrance exam in offline mode as the applications are only accepted in the prescribed format. Candidates will need to visit the official website of NIC to apply for the CUET entrance exam.

No, the BSc course admissions at NIU are no longer open in 2025. The BSc admissions at NIU are decided by the scores obtained by a candidate in the CUET entrance exams. The last date to register for the CUET exam ended in the month of March in 2025. The exam has already been concluded in the month of July. Candidates need to wait for the announcement of the CUET 2026 exam for BSc admissions at NIU.

NIU offeres BSc courses through its School of Nursery and Allied Health Sciences. The School of Nursery only has one BSc course on offer which is BSc in Nursery while the School of Allied Health Sciences offers 6 different specialisations. The duration of each of these courses can last between 3 years - 4 years. Candidates can check out all these courses on the official website.

No, all candidates who wish to get admissions into the NIU BSc courses are required to clear the CUET exam. The admissions into NIU BSc courses are decided by a candidate's performance in the CUET exam. The CUET exam for the year 2025 has already passed. Hence, candidates are required to wait for CUET 2026 which will be announced very soon.