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Prakamya Gupta

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National Institute of Nursing Education- [NINE], Chandigarh
AIIMS Delhi College of Nursing, Delhi
Apollo School of Nursing, Delhi
Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing, Delhi.

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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Hi,
Eligibility Criteria:
The candidate should have 50% in 10+2 with Science. The admission is subject to candidates performance in an Aptitude Test conducted by the university. Thanks.

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Hi,
For details information you can see below link
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Manish Sharma

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Deeply clarify what actually you want to make your career. If it's maths, go for M.Tech. It's a higher qualification than any M.Sc. It gives easy placement and better job prospects.

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Manish Sharma

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Check the last year cut-offs to have an idea of your chances though physics & maths is difficult to get.

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Manish Sharma

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You have to qualify in the 12th examination. Otherwise, you can't apply for a Degree Class.

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Manish Sharma

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You can speak to the college administration on personal level, if they can exempt the attendance for you and can allow you to get the books issued and study from home. Though there are very less chances, you can try. May be you will have to attend the classes around twice or thrice a week.

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Manish Sharma

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It will be a real challenge. You need to contact some universities first, take WES evaluation. Some universities will hesitate to accept three year degree, but few will. A lot of groundwork and research must be done by you. Contact the universities.

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