I got 68 %ile in MHCET B.Sc nursing 2023 and I belong to SC category. Can I get admission in a government college for B.Sc nursing?

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2 years ago

Hello dear,

I hate to break the fact but as per your percentile your rank into government college have a very low chances although I can suggest few colleges but I think the chances is a little less in this competitive world.

To know about the list of colleges I would suggest to use rank predictor

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Rohit Swami | Contributor-Level 9

2 years ago

The MH BSc Nursing CET 1 is a state-level entrance test that determines admission to B.Sc. Nursing programs at government colleges in Maharashtra. You may have a chance to get admitted to a government institution with a score of 68% in the MH BSc Nursing CET 2023 and being a member of the SC categor

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