Ideal Institute of Nursing Kalyani GNM Class 12th West Bengal

Can I get admission in IIN Kalyani for GNM course with 60% in Class 12th?

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Yes, candidates can get admission to Ideal Institute of Nursing for GNM course with 60% in Class 12th. The college's eligibility criteria for GNMis that students from the Science stream need to have a minimum of 50% aggregate with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and vernacular in Class 12 to be admitted to the course. Additionally, the admission process involves WBJEE, which is an entrance exam, followed by the counselling process.Therefore, meeting the academic eligibility criteria is a key requirement for admission to the GNM programme at IIN Kalyani.

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a month ago

Yes, candidates can get admission to Ideal Institute of Nursing for GNM course with 60% in Class 12th. The college's eligibility criteria for GNMis that students from the Science stream need to have a minimum of 50% aggregate with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and vernacularin Class 12 to be admitted to the course. Additionally, the admission process involves WBJEE, which is an entrance exam, followed by the counselling process.Therefore, meeting the academic eligibility criteria is a key requirement for admission to the GNM programme at IIN Kalyani.

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