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shelendra Parihar
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To get admission to the ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) course at MOSC College of Nursing, Ernakulam, follow these steps:Eligibility Criteria: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for ANM admission, which typically includes a 10+2 pass in Science group with a minimum of 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.Application Process: Fill out the application form for ANM admission at MOSC College of Nursing. You can obtain the form from the college or download it from their official website.Submission of Documents: Attach the required documents, such as your 10+2 mark sheet, transfer certificate, and other necessary documents,
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shelendra Parihar
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There are no specific details about the number of seats for boys at BMU - Baba Mast Nath University for the General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) course. The information provided only mentions the total number of seats available for the course, which is 60.
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Anushka Mendiratta
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Focus on these key areas to prepare for the General Knowledge (GK) section of the AIIMS BSc Nursing entrance exam, General Science: Basic understanding of scientific concepts in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.Current Affairs: national and international news in politics, economy, Science & technology.Indian Polity & History: Knowledge of the Indian Constitution, government structure, and major historical events.Geography: Basic understanding of world geography and important locations in India.Indian Culture: Familiarity with Indian festivals, traditions, and prominent figures in various fields (arts, literature, etc.)
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Himanshi Tirkha
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Hi Aradhya!The university is NAAC A++ accredited and UGC approved, which indicates that it meets the necessary standards for academic quality and recognition. However, there is no explicit information regarding the approval of DRCC. I hope it will help. You can reach out to us for further queries.Thank You.
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Gujjula Namratha
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The admission process is based on NEET exam. The latest 2024 cutoff is not released. It will be released after the NEET exam. Before year cutoff is 50 for General/EWS, 40 for SC/ST/OBC and 45 for General-pwD. The cutoff marks range between 130-720 for General, 105-129 for OBC/ST/SC, 120-129 for General-pwD.
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Malavika
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Applicants seeking admission as nurses in the Indian Army must pass the NEET UG exam. The Directorate General of Medical Service website will have the Indian Army BSc Nursing Application Form 2024 available online. Following the announcement of the NEET UG 2024 results, the Indian Army BSc Nursing Application Form 2024 will mark the formal start of the admissions process for the program. If they meet the necessary qualifying requirements, female applicants who pass the NEET test can apply online at joinindianarmy.nic.in for a four-year BSc Nursing programme offered by Army institutes. The Indian Army BSc Nursing Application Form 2024 w
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Yash Mittal
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Yes, it is possible to pursue medical education and become a doctor after completing a BSc in Nursing from KGMU. However, the process involves several steps and requires awareness of specific requirements.In India, admission to medical schools is primarily through the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test . Therefore, you will need to prepare for NEET.Once you pass NEET, you can enroll in an MBBS programme, which typically lasts around five and a half years and includes both pre-clinical and clinical training.
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Yash Mittal
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After completing BSc Nursing from KGMU, there are several career options available for individuals mentioned below:Public Health Nursing: Public health nurses work in community settings, focusing on preventive healthcare and health promotionNurse Educator: Nurses can pursue a career in educationClinical Research Coordinator: Individuals with a nursing background can work as clinical research coordinators, helping to manage and coordinate clinical trialsHealthcare Administration/ Management: Some nurses transition into healthcare administration or management roles.
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Diksha Bansal
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No, NEET is not mandatory for admission to BSc Nursing programmes. NTA released a notification earlier this year stating that NEET scores will now be used for admissions in BSc Nursing and Life Sciences courses. Various nursing colleges in India offer B.Sc Nursing programmes without NEET. Admission to these colleges is given through either state level entrance exams or particular entrance exams of the institute.
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Muskan
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On its official website, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, announced the cutoff for its Bachelor of Science in Nursing programme. Interested individuals can check the deadline online in order to apply for admission to their selected campus and course. To proceed in the counselling process, you must achieve the AIIMS nursing cutoff score.
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