Colleges in Delhi

B.Sc (Hons.) Nursing:
Qualifying Exam: Candidate must pass the 12th or equivalent exam with PCB and English from recognized board.
Minimum Marks: Candidates must pass the qualifying exam with 55% for General/OBC (50% for SC/ST candidates).
Age Criteria: Must be 17 years as on 31st December 2019. Candidates born or after 2nd January, 2003 are not eligible to apply.
Appearing Candidates: Final year candidates are also eligible to apply.
Only female candidate are eligible to apply under this course.
B.Sc (Post Basic) Nursing:
Qualifying Exam: One should qualify the 12th or its equivalent exam from a recognize board. Diploma holders in General Nursing and Midwifery can also apply.
Registration: It is necessary to be registered as Nurse, Nurse (RN) and Midwife (RM) with State Nursing Council.
Male candidates can also apply.

Hello Ajit Singh,
It is very nice to hear from you that in spite of having done your M.Sc in applied electronics with very good marks you still want to do B.Tech but from correspondence course. Here let me give you a word of caution. Few months back, the Supreme Court of India has cancelled all the degrees awarded to many students who had obtained them via correspondence course. Recently, UGC has once again issued the circular stating that no professional courses including engineering can be done via correspondence. I am attaching a link which stated this. In view of this, I strongly advise you not to think on these lines. However, as you had done M.Sc, you can think of doing directly M.Tech in the relevant branch by appearing for GATE examination.When you can do M.Tech in 2 years why look for anything else? Hence, I would strongly advise you to take a considered decision in this matter.
https://indianexpress.com/article/education/ugc-bans-these-courses-in-distance-mode-ugc-ac-in-5645369/