BSc Nursing

No, the BSc Nursing scope is not limited to hospitals only. First of all, a Nurse is required in various facilities like clinics, community health centers, MNCs, schools, the army, home services, etc. Secondly, beyond healthcare, they can go for industries like education, administration, social work, telehealth marketing, etc.

BSc Nursing is indeed a tough course as it involves a rigorous curriculum and hands-on practical training; it can't be compared to other medical fields or courses. MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery), B.Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy), etc., are also very demanding and need the same dedication.

It's not possible to pursue a BSc in Nursing without having Biology in Class 12. The Biology subject is one of the core requirements to be eligible for the BSc Nursing program. Though you can go for the GNM course.

Yes, you can either have a BSc in Nursing or a Post Basic BSc Nursing degree to be eligible for an MSc Nursing course. However, a minimum of 1 year of work experience in a healthcare facility can be a must for some top colleges, also in a specific department, if you want to go for a specific specialization.

It depends on your Class 12 marks and location.

If you've got more than 50% marks in Class 12 you can go for CUET, AIIMS Nursing, or any state-level exam.

But if you're looking forward to a private college see their official website and check if they conduct a university level exam.