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a year agoContributor-Level 6
The KGMU BSc Nursing entrance exam is conducted as part of the UP CNET (Uttar Pradesh Common Nursing Entrance Test). The UP CNET exam was held on May 21, 2025. While the KGMU itself doesn't conduct a separate exam, candidates who want to enroll in the BSc Nursing course at KGMU need to appear for the UP CNET. Regarding eligibility, males are not explicitly excluded from the BSc Nursing course at KGMU, and the UP CNET exam doesn't have any gender restrictions.
In summary, the KGMU BSc Nursing exam is now part of the UP CNET, which was held on May 21, 2025. Male candidates are eligible to apply for the BSc Nursing course at KGMU thr
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Admissions to Adikavi Nannaya University are based upon candidates performance in different Ap CETs. Candidates must go through the selection criteria for their desired course to find out the entrance they need to apply for to get admission. Adikavi Nannaya University does not accept JEE Mains for admission intake into any course. Candidates must only appear for the university conducted entrance and secure their seat.
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Yes, you can use the Management/NRI Quota (Category B seats) to get into KMIT's B.E./B.Tech programme without taking the TS EAMCET. Thirty percent of the seats are in these categories. Generally, to be eligible, a student must have at least 45% of the possible points in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in their 10+2 coursework (or 40% in reserved categories). According to some sources, TS EAMCET scores may also be taken into account, even though 10+2 marks are the main requirement for this quota. In general, management quota fees are more expensive. For the most up-to-date information, always get in touch with KMIT directly.
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