Nursing

Distance education is not conducted for many programs, especially for B.Sc Nursing (Post Basic) for the simple reason that they include lots of practical and clinical lessons. To gain admission to the regular program:1. Eligibility: Be in possession of any other nursing Diploma recognised by the NRB, and be registered by the NRB as a nurse.2. Entrance Exam: Sit for the NEET Nursing exam or the college of their choice specific entrance exam.3. Application: The form fills up online on the University of Delhi's admission portal within the admission period which is usually from June to August every year.4. Documents: NEET score card/diploma/pro-registration proof etc. must be provided when performing registration.5. Selection: Basically it may through merit and entrance test examination but can be considered based on merit.

To get into the B.Sc. Nursing course, VMMC has a fixed NEET-UG qualifying percentage admission standard for admission process. Cutoff can vary between 500 and 550 marks for general category candidates depending on the number of seats and the exam difficulty of that year. Backward castes normally fall under OBC, SC, ST which count around 400-450 marks on average. After the fact of rather strict college admission, it is not a secret that the number of seats for students and the college's popularity prevent many prospective students from getting in. Please refer to the first NEET counseling statistics and category-wise changing trends of VMMC. 

For obtaining the admission in GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) Nursing one should had the 10+2 with Biology, Physics, Chemistry with 40-50% marks. Admission often has two phases; an entrance test and a counseling session. Some institutions for example may also have what they term as direct entry admissions and these they offer to students who have outstanding performances. Furthermore, the minimum age is normally seventeen years resource max is normally thirty five years. Therefore, eligibility for admissions to nursing colleges or university may slightly differ from one another. That is why it is recommended to refer to specific guidelines of the particular institution to determine more detailed necessities. 

The expected cutoffs include the Government College of Nursing, Jodhpur for B.Sc. Nursing and it for General category students is 80%, for OBC 78% and for EWS 75%. The breakup by category by cutoff percentage as defined below: Of the total intake, 85% is filled through marks scores obtained for General candidates while the SC/ST candidates need to obtain a minimum of 73% to get an admission in the BHM course. These cutoffs again can change depending upon the number of candidates usually in batches of thousands and performance in entrance test etc. However, it is recommended to visit the website on a yearly basis since the cutoff can shift a tad to accommodate performance and seats.