Nursing

Hi.

Yes  but it depends on the type of nursing licence and the course you complete after Class 12. Let me break it down clearly for you:

 Licence after Class 12

Directly after Class 12, you cannot get a full Registered Nurse (RN) licence immediately. You must first complete a recognised nursing course. The main options are:

a) Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM)

Eligibility: 10+2 (Science with Biology) or sometimes 10th pass in some states.

Duration: 2 years Diploma course.

After completion: You can register as an ANM with the State Nursing Council and get an ANM licence to practice at community/primary health centers.

b) General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM)

Eligibility: 10+2 (Science, preferably with Biology).

Duration: 3 years diploma.

After completion: You can register with the State Nursing Council as a GNM nurse and get a licence to work in hospitals, clinics, etc.

c) B.Sc. Nursing (Basic)

Eligibility: 10+2 (Science with Physics, Chemistry, Biology).

Duration: 4 years degree course.

After completion: You can register with State Nursing Council and get a licence as a Registered Nurse (RN).

Hi.

The college does offer ANM

Their website and multiple college‑listing sites show that SSBCON offers a 2‑year full‑time ANM diploma course. 

Seat intake is shown as around 30 for the ANM course. 

 Medium / Language requirement — Hindi/Devanagari script required

According to the admission information for ANM at SSBCON, one of the eligibility requirements is that “the candidates should know Hindi (Devanagri script)”. 

This suggests that at least some of the admission, documentation, and/or instruction may expect Hindi‑language competence — which implies that the course likely accommodates Hindi‑speaking students.

Hi.

For B.Sc. Nursing at MES College of Nursing: seat distribution is given as 50% Government quota, 35% Management quota, and 15% NRI quota. 

“Government quota” means seats allotted by state counselling authority (e.g. LBS Centre in Kerala) on the basis of merit + reservation rules (SC/ST/SEBC/EWS etc.) that apply under state norms.

“Management quota” seats are filled by the College's management, independent of state‑quota allotment. 

Hence for admission to B.Sc. Nursing at MES, applicants are treated under these quotas/reservations — not under any “AC” system.

 What “AC4” refers to (in other context)

The term “AC4” appears in the admission process of IIM Ahmedabad (and some other business‑schools) — there, “AC” means “Academic Category”. For example, “AC4 & AC6 (Engineering, Architecture and Technology)” refers to applicants whose undergraduate degree is in engineering/architecture/technology. 

That “AC‑category” is used to ensure diversity in academic background when selecting candidates for postgraduate management courses. 

So “AC4” is specific to that (business school) admission framework, not a general quota/reservation classification in Indian higher‑education admission across all courses.