I belong to OBC category with 65% in 12th and 200-250 marks are expected to be in NEET. Can I get admission in B.Sc nursing in GMC?

I appeared in NEET 2019 and expecting 250 marks from Akola, Maharashtra. I am a dropper of NEET.

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Asked by Snehal Giri
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Abhishek Chauhan
7 years ago
There are the chances that you have been selected for B.Sc Nursing. If don't, then also don't bother so much because you have so many opportunities around you regarding where to do B.Sc nursing. The ultimate goal would be, do best among all and learn all the skills related to that field so that nobo

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Thanks..Hope so

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