BSc Nursing Eligibility

Yes, an Indian student who studied in Nepal and completed 12th Science with grade A is eligible for B.Sc Nursing in India, provided she has studied Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as core subjects. Most nursing colleges in India accept students from recognised foreign boards if they meet the subject and marks criteria (usually 50% in PCB). She may also need to appear for entrance exams like NEET or state-level nursing entrance depending on the college requirements. Eligibility is valid in her case.

For admission in B.Sc nursing college, Silchar you shuld be medically fit, must be at least 17 years old by December 31 of the admission year, and scored minimum 45 percent in 12th. So, according to your marks in 12th you are eligible for further process.

Beside these you must give the exam SSUHS Common Entrance Examination (CEE) and score above the cut off in your category.

Candidates can check the BSc Nursing eligibility criteria below:

• For BSc Nursing Course – Candidates should pass Class 12 in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology and be medically fit.
• For BSc (Post-Basic) – Candidates should pass Class 12 in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology). One has to get a certificate in GNM (General Nursing Midwifery) and register him/herself as an RNRM (Registered Nurse Registered Midwife) from the State Nurses Registration Council.

Candidates must have passed Class 12 with Science stream (Gujarat Board, Central Board, NIOS, ICSE, International Board - Cambridge) with Physics (theory + practical), Chemistry (theory + practical), Biology (theory + practical), and English. A minimum of 45% aggregate is required in these subjects. On the other hand, reserved category students (SC/ST/OBC) must have a minimum of 40% aggregate. 

Most B.Sc Nursing programs in India require you to have studied Biology in 12th. Since you are a Maths student and didn't have Biology, you're generally not eligible for B.Sc Nursing.

Even if you give an entrance exam, they usually test your knowledge in Biology, so it becomes difficult without that background.

If you really want to go for nursing, some states or private colleges might have options for students without Biology, but these are very rare. I'll suggest you to double-check with the specific college or entrance exam details before applying. Best of luck!