Nursing

To get admission to a B.Sc Nursing course in private colleges:

1. Check Eligibility: You need to have completed 10+2 with at least 50-60% in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology).
2. Entrance Exam: Some colleges conduct their own entrance exams, while others may accept scores from national or state-level nursing exams.
3. Apply: Fill out the application form on the college's website, and submit necessary documents like your mark sheet and ID proof.
4. Counseling: Attend counseling sessions or interviews if required, and complete document verification.
5. Pay Fees: Secure your seat by paying the fees as per the college's fee structure.

Check the specific college for exact admission details.

The admission process of the Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing courseorganized at Armed Forces Medical College AFMC, Pune for four of the ten Director of Medical Services, commences in June orJuly of that year. The starting and ending dates may differ and hence one needs to keep visiting the official AFMC website or the Indian Army portal for real and fresh dates.

Eligibility Criteria • Age and other requisite criteria AnyWHERE ONLY GNM Graduate from a STATE GOVT COLLEGE can apply for that post. There is normally an entrance test accompanied by an interview in the selection process for a teacher training course. Make sure to check the notification bar for more details of the event.

To become eligible for B.Sc. Nursing through NEET, the candidate may need to pass the exam with different aggregate percentage based on category and the institute of one's preference. Candidates belonging to the general category have to obtain between 450 to 550 marks in order to secure themselves admission in the most preferred government colleges and for SC/ ST/ OBC categories, getting marks around 350-450 marks is ideal.

Under this list, opportunity for reserved category is average to get admission in institutes recognised under government of India or average to good for private colleges with 360+ marks. But a seat also depends on state quota, trends of cutoffs and the volume of applicants searching for these seats. This can be done better by reviewing the cutoffs of the previous year for certain colleges.