Nursing

Yes there is a chance of getting seat in government college for Nursing course with 60 marks in RUHS exam . Cutoff is purely based on the difficulty level of the paper, number of students appeared, the highest score obtained, reservation, and the reputation of the college . So the same marks that are metioned above are not fixed all time . Make sure to wait for last round of the counselling process . 

For RUHS BSc Nursing Admission 2024: The candidates must pass the 10+2 exam with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English from a recognised board. They should secure at least 45% marks (40% for SC and ST) in PCB combined and English exam.

SInce  B.Sc nursing is not a professional course , you can directly get admitted to Shivaji college of nursing by filling the registration form provided by the college. Also you must fulfill the eligiblity criteria by passing the 12th board .

The annual tuition fee for the B.Sc Nursing programme at St. Martha's College of Nursing in Bangalore is Rs 65,000, and the total fee for the 4-year bachelor's degree in nursing Rs 260,000.

NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) with pursuing B.Sc Nursing, is challenging but with proper guidence, effective study plan, Time Management and Exam Strategy you can ace Neet in your first attempt . Time to time revision, practicing questions, giving mocks enable your chances of getting a sheet.

At Hind Institute of Medical Seince, there are 60 seats are vacant for nursing course. 

But, the number of available seats can vary from year to year and might be updated regularly based on various reasons.

Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) and Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc Nursing) are two distinct fields within the healthcare industry. While both professions play critical roles in patient care, they differ in terms of education, responsibilities, and career paths. 

Candidates can check the table below to see the comparison between the two courses.

PharmD and MBBS are two distinct degrees in the healthcare field. PharmD prepares individuals to become pharmacists, focusing on medication therapy management, while MBBS qualifies individuals to become medical doctors, providing comprehensive medical care. Both degrees offer rewarding careers in healthcare, but with different areas of expertise and opportunities for specialization. Candidates can look at the table below to know the difference between the two courses: