Can I get admission for B.Sc. Nursing in DMCH after participating in NEET UG exam?
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You must take the NEET UG test and pass it in order to get admitted to DMCH (Dayanand Medical College and Hospital) for B.Sc. Nursing. For admission to undergraduate medical and dentistry programs in India, a national level entrance exam called NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is administered. After passing NEET UG, you can use the college's official website or admissions portal to apply for admission to B.Sc. Nursing at DMCH. Filling out an application form, supplying the required paperwork, and attending a counseling session are all possible steps in the admissions process. To find out the most recent information and req...more
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- Gender: Only female candidates are eligible.
- Nationality: Must be a citizen of India.
- Marital Status: Must be unmarried, divorced, legally separated, or a widow without encumbrances.
- Age Limit: The candidate must be between 17
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