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Different institutions have different requirements for B.Sc. in Nursing and the cutoff depends on student category. For example, the expected cutoff marks for B.Sc. Nursing under NEET 2024 are:--- General Category (UR/EWS): 720-130 marks (50th percentile)- SC/ST/OBC: 129-105 marks (40th percentile)- SC/PwD/OBC-PwD: 119-105 marks (40th percentile)- UR/EWS-PwD: 129-120 marks (45th percentile)- ST-PwD: 119-105 marks (40th percentile)The above-mentioned are qualifying cutoffs, which means the opening and closing ranks will vary from college to college. Many government and private colleges will have specific cutoff marks, which may not match the NEET. The cutoff ranks of any institution like Banaras Hindu University and Lady Hardinge Medical College can vary from each year and category; in these means a range from mid-20,000 to 90,000.For all detailed information regarding the ranks and cutoffs for B.Sc. Nursing, you can go to the individual college counseling portals.

Here is how one can go about the pursuit of a B.Sc. in Dietetics after having done their B.Sc. in Home Science and M.Sc. in Food and Nutrition:Check for Eligibility: The eligibility criteria for most universities offering a B.Sc. in Dietetics are the remarks regarding background in Home Science, Food Science, or Nutrition. Hence, you will be eligible for most institutions based on your qualifications.Search for Universities:- Search for colleges or universities that offer a B.Sc. programme in Dietetics. Some famous ones in India include:Lady Irwin College, University of Delhi. (affiliated to DU)National Institute of Nutrition, HyderabadSNDT Women's University, MumbaiApplication Process: After you have shortlisted a few colleges, check their admission requirements and apply. Generally, most universities conduct an entrance or admit students based on merit.Consider Bridge Courses :- Some institutes have bridge courses to help students smoothen out the transition into the specialisation of dietetics. These courses include medical nutrition therapy, clinical dietetics, and diet management.Internship and Certification:- Upon completion of the B.Sc, students must pursue internships or obtain certification from recognised authorities such as the Indian Dietetic Association (IDA) to be considered qualified dietitians.Keep an eye out for the deadlines and procedures your preferred universities follow.

The syllabus of the B.Sc. Nursing CUET exam is divided into three core sections. The first section is the Language Test, which includes reading comprehension, literary aptitude, and vocabulary. The second section focuses on Domain Subjects, where candidates read from the syllabi of Class 11 and 12 for Physics, Chemistry, and Biology-about human physiology, microbiology, and health-related sciences. This final section is the General Test, it covers general knowledge, current affairs, logical reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and basic mathematical concepts. For a proper preparation towards the CUET B.Sc. Nursing entrance exam, these components have to be well understood.