I didn't attend any of the entrance exams like CET, NEET etc. Can I apply for Bsc Nursing without it?
I have scored 73 percentage in +2.
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Yes, you can apply for a BSc in nursing without attending CET or NEET entrance exams. Many colleges admit students based on their 12th-grade marks, with a minimum of 45% in Science (PCBE) from a recognised board. Some universities also accept admission based on merit list criteria or merit scores. Some of the top colleges that admit students to the BSc Nursing course without thr NEET exams are:
- Mangala Nursing College
- Padmashree College of Nursing
- Manipal College of Nursing
- Surya Nursing College
- Bapuji Nursing College
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