Nursing

Hello Shivangi,
There are a lot of entrance exams for B.Sc Nursing. Please mention the name of the entrance exam.

You may continue your M.Sc in pathology. Nowadays, every college offers a job for Masters lab technicians with a good salary as they are treated good enough. Continuing your Masters in pathology opens broad areas like you may even apply for teaching in a secondary level and with an experience of 1-2 year you may apply in some colleges.

For B.Sc nursing from BHU, you have first appear in BHU UG entrance test and qualify it. If you qualify the exam then you are eligible to get admission B.Sc nursing in BHU. Regarding BHU entrance test the syllabus of class 12th thoroughly and prepare for some current affairs. Cover starting chapters of nursing which is similar to 12th.

In 12th, you should get 75 percentage. And for SC and ST, 65 percentage. Neet cut-off for OBC is 629-698 marks.

The candidates must also have scored a minimum of 50% marks in HSC. For reserved category (SC/ST/OBC) candidates, the minimum percentage required is 40%.

In order to do nursing, you should have PCB in your class 12 as subject. As nursing is completely belongs to medical field, hence, you can't pursue nursing after doing B.Com.

Direct admission in the sense you have to write a CAT examination and score 80 or more percentile to get into top notch B-schools for MBA in healthcare management. E.g. - Goa Institute of Management.

No, nursing course is not available in IPU, but you can try in different colleges.