I got 180 marks in NEET. Can I get a seat for B.Sc Nursing in any college?
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With 180 marks in NEET UG 2024 it might be challenging for you to get admission into any of the college for B.Sc Nursing however there are also different examinations available for getting into Nursing, Furthermore, try exploring the universities who accept NEET score would be beneficial.
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With a score of 180 in NEET, it may be challenging to secure a seat for B.Sc Nursing, as NEET is primarily used for admissions to medical and dental programs (MBBS/BDS). B.Sc Nursing admissions generally do not use NEET scores; they typically rely on separate entrance exams or direct admissions based on higher secondary marks.
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