BSc Nursing

Careers in healthcare are different for those with a BSc MLT and a BSc Nursing. While nursing concentrates on patient care and clinical support, MLT graduates work in labs and diagnostics.

Both provide broad opportunities for career advancement: MLT in pathology, diagnostics, and research; nursing in intensive care units, hospitals, and even abroad. Whether you like working in a lab or interacting directly with patients will determine your decision.

Hello, in the first 6 months of the BSc Nursing program, you'll learn about the basics of Nursing. In the first 6 months, students generally get their hands on the basic patient care methods, vital sign monitoring, and grasp the basic aspects of human anatomy and physiology. 

Hi, I understand the curiosity. There are actually so many hidden costs you would need to pay apart from the tuition fees of the BSc Nursing course. Though these costs completely depend on the colleges, some extra hidden costs are charged for hostel fees, textbooks & course material, field work & industrial visits, exam fees, library fees, student union fund in some colleges, etc.

No, the AIIMS Delhi conducts its own entrance exam for the BSc Nursing admission. The CUET score is not accepted by every college in India. Though you can consider many top BSc Nursing colleges through your CUET score, like Graphic Era University, Sharda School of Nursing, Apex University, Bareilly International University, and so on.
All the best!

Yes, you can take admission directly for B.Sc in nursing in both Santhi college and Sree Anjaneya College.

In Santhi college, the free will be around INR 4.4 lakh for 4 years and in Sree Anjaneya College the total fee will be around INR 2.6 lakh.

No entrance exam is required for management quota. 

Biyani School of Nursing admission 2025 is entrance-based. To gain admission to the Biyani School of Nursing, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the institute for their respective courses. The college offers a BSc at the undergraduate level. Further, candidates seeking admission to the BSc programme must be Class 12 passed with a 45% aggregate from a recognised board.