Nursing

You need a minimum of 300+ marks in NEET for government colleges. If you want to attend a particular college, you have to meet their percentile criteria for selection. The average is 90+ for the general category in top medical colleges, which varies according to the faculty. Ranks depend on the seats available and the competition level there.

There's no limitation to pursuing BSc Nursing alone; however, pursuing an MSc or specialisation programme will help you get advanced knowledge, specialised skills, and higher job roles. If you want to get leadership or management roles, a higher salary, career growth, etc., pursuing a master's course will help you do it. 

To become a Registered Nurse, it is mandatory to pursue a recognised program. You can choose from either a GNM, ANM, BSc in Nursing, or a Post Basic BSc Nursing course. It will not only help you get the right knowledge and skills in the field, but also make you eligible to practice in a healthcare facility.