B.Sc

There are 20 BSc colleges in Surat, of which 10+ are privately owned. Each of these colleges has specific merits in academics, infrastructure, and curriculum. Most admissions are based on merit derived from class 12 scores.Below is the list of colleges based in Surat:Listed below are the best private BSc colleges in India with their tuition fee and eligibility criteria if any.Private CollegesTotal Tuition Fees/Seat IntakeEntrance Exam/EligibilityUka Tarsadia University AdmissionINR 1.32 L - 4.8 LSeats: 700Entrance Exam: GUJCETEligibility: Class 12th P. Savani University AdmissionINR 2.4 L - 5 LSeats: 730Entrance Exam: GUJCETEligibility: 10+2 score,45%Shree Ramkrishna Institute of Computer Education and Applied SciencesINR 83.66 K - 2.95 LSeats: 60Admission Process: Merit-BasedBhagwan Mahaver UniversityINR 1.35 L Seats: NAAdmission Process: Merit-Based 45%Vanita Vishram Women's UniversityINR 48.58 K - 59.58 KSeats: Admission Process: Merit-Based, 50%Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and may vary.

To my knowledge, there is no available particular cut-off score data for B.Sc. in Nursing at the Dharan Nursing College. The basic eligibility criteria for admission normally change from one year to another due to things like the number of students who applied, the number of places available for students, and the performance of students throughout the years in the exams /standardized tests or other relevant qualifying tests.The reader should consult the administration office of Dharan Nursing College for the best and current cut-off. Also, there are other criteria with regard to competency that may be set down for candidates such as minimum throughput rating of 12 th Grade Biology and other related subjects. 

Here's the complete process that you need to know for takin admission in VBSPU for B.Sc biotechnology course•Eligibility: You need to have finished 10+2 (Class 12) with at least 50% overall in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, or another Science subject. SC/ST applicants need at least 45% overall.•Entrance exam: The PUCAT happens once a year. It's a paper-based test with multiple-choice questions in English.•Costs: To apply, you'll pay Rs. 500 if you're in the Unreserved or OBC group, or Rs. 250 if you're SC/ST.•How they choose: They pick based on how well you do.•Saying yes: If they pick you, you have to pay the fees to lock in your spot. If you don't, they'll give your place to someone else.