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MOHANAPRIYA M

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Find below the nursing courses in which the arts students are eligible:

  • General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM): 3-year course, 45% marks required
  • Auxiliary Nursing and Midwifery (ANM): 2-year course, 40% marks required
  • TIARA Nursing: 6 weeks to 2 years, various specializations.

If you want to pursue a bachelor's in nursing, you should take a drop and appear for the 12th boards in the required exams.

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Janhvi Ahirwar

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To find the online exam form for GNM and ANM, one needs to visit the official websites of the state nursing councils or boards responsible for conducting the exams in your state.

Admission to GNM and ANM programs is typically handled by state nursing councils or boards, so you'll need to find the official website for the state you're applying for. 

Look for a section on the website related to "Online Application Form" or "GNM/ANM Admission". 

Carefully fill in the required details, including personal and educational information.

Upload the necessary documents as specified on the website. 

Make the required payment and submit

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Saket Kumar

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I couldn't find specific information regarding the General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) course fee at Barala Hospital in Chomu. However, GNM course fees in India vary based on the institution and whether it's a government or private college. Typically, government colleges charge between ?10,000 to ?70,000 per year, while private colleges may charge between ?1,00,000 to ?3,00,000 or more annually. 

For example, Gautam Group of Colleges offers the GNM course with fees of ?39,000 per year for government seats and ?68,000 per year for management quota seats.

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Abhinav Shukla

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GNM nurses registered from State / Indian Nursing Council are allowed to take NORCET (Nursing Officer Recruitment Common Eligibility Test)

If it is asked for NVRCET then there's no connection between a GNM nurse and NVRCET exam as both of these are completely different streams.

NVRCET (National Voter Registration and Certification Examination Test) is test that allows you to become a voter registration and certification officer while the GNM is General Diploma in nursing. 

 

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Jassgobind Singh

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For duration of 3 years, total fees will be around 2 lakh. Its breakdown is given below.

  1. Admission fee INR 5,000
  2. Registration fee INR5,500
  3. Caution fee INR 5,000
  4. Annual fee INR 1,70,000
  5. Exam fee INR 12,000
  6. Miscellaneous INR 10,000.

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Paras Hinge

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The fees ranges from Rs.30,000 - Rs.50,000 for the 1st year. The duration of the course is 3 years. The eligibility criteria for admission in General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) in Kerala University of Health Sciences is 10+2 with Science/Arts, minimum 40% marks

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Paras Hinge

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The eligibility for B.Sc. (Nursing) is Passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English with a minimum 45%. The admission is done on the basis on the CUET-UG Score. The institue also offers M.Sc. (Nursing) course . The admission is done on the basis of the result of ABCMU exam. 

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Saumya Bhandari

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It is entirely dependent on a student's aptitude and interest. Candidates interested in the nursing course may find it challenging yet rewarding. However, at the undergraduate level, nursing course is comparatively easy to pursue for the Class 12th medical aspirants. It is because they have understood the basics in Class 11 and Class 12. 

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