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Completion of Class 12 with at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognised board would qualify one for admission into the B.Sc nursing course. Admission into this course is usually done on the basis of entrance exams like AIIMS Nursing, PGIMER, or state-level tests. The process involves registration being done through the internet, the online application form being duly filled, and appearing for the entrance exam. After the declaration of the result, shortlisted candidates undergo counseling for seat allocation. Finally, candidates have to go through admission formalities, including fee payment, to confirm their place in the concerned program.

Your passion and past understanding of the subject will determine how easy it is for you to pass a distance learning BSc degree. Programs like BSc in Computer Applications, BSc in Environmental Science, or BSc in Mathematics are among the often offered courses that many students find doable particularly if they have prior experience in Science or related subjects. Usually these classes have well-organized curricula and a wealth of internet resources.Programs at universities like Sikkim Manipal University, Annamalai University and IGNOU are adaptable and student-friendly. Choosing a course aligned with your strengths and interests, coupled with consistent study makes the degree easier to complete successfully

Institute of Hotel Management Kolkata is one of the top institutes of Kolkata. Students can pursue a full-time BSc in Hospitality and Hotel Administration course at the institute. This course helps students in building the skillset required for pursuing a career in the field of Hospitality and Hotel Administration. Some of the top recruiters are Taj, Oberoi, JIO, Marriott, Hyatt, Lalit, Bata, etc. As per the student reviews on Shiksha, the faculty are highly skilled and knowledgeable. The highest package offered was around INR 8 lakh. Students can cultivate in-depth knowledge and experience to further their career in the field by completing BSc (HHA) course offered at IHM Kolkata.

Yes, male students may take advantage of B.Sc Nursing programs. Nursing courses have had a long tradition of being primarily female-centric, but recently, a few nursing institutions across government and private lines are finally accepting male applicants. The B.Sc Nursing programme is open to both male and female students in several institutions across India, and there are no general conditions against male students pursuing this course.Such is the case, for example :-1. *Government College of Nursing, Somajiguda* in Hyderabad: This institution offers B.Sc Nursing for both male and female candidates and admission is subject to availability of seats.2. Similarly AIIMS Delhi, admits also male candidates to their B.Sc Nursing.Check the eligibility requirements and availability of seats for admission to slightly some colleges, as a few may have limited seats for boys, before moving on to a college you wish to apply.