BSc Nursing

I'm afraid there's no such thing as an easy BSc Nursing entrance exam. The difficulty level of exams can slightly vary, but the syllabus is almost similar in every exam. State-level entrance exams can be a bit easier compared to national-level exams, like NEET or AIIMS Paramedical. 

Yes, DU offers BSc Nursing admission in its affiliated colleges. Candidates can check the table below to see the details of such DU colleges.

Note: The information is sourced from external sites and may vary.

Of course, admission in BSc Nursing can be done with 90% in 12th grade. While the basic eligibility for BSc Nursing varies depending on different scholarships, having scored above 50% in 12th grade is a common requirement for many scholarships.

In Maharashtra, government colleges and some more give admission based on ranking in NEET. If you are from Maharashtra and desirous of seeking admission only in government colleges or few others then your marks of class 10th or class 12th will not have any weightage but only NEET ranking will.

If your ranking is on lower side, then your chances will be less, but then one must have hopes till the end. 

No, candidates cannot take admission in Bsc Nursing with 48%. Further, candidates can check the eligibility criteria for BSc Nursing 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.

Yes, some colleges might consider NEET scores for admissions to BSc Nursing programs. Here are a few institutions that consider NEET scores for BSc Nursing admissions:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

After completing BSc Nursing, several career paths and options are available for further advancement and specialization:

• MSc Nursing
• Postgraduate Diploma Programs
• Doctoral Programs (PhD in Nursing)

Several colleges in India offer BSc Nursing programs without conducting their entrance exams, relying instead on merit-based admissions or direct admissions based on Class 12 marks. 

Candidates can check such colleges in the table below:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.