I have qualified for the NEET-UG. Do I have to appear separately for RUHS nursing?

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Yes, candidates have to appear separately for the RUHS Nursing 2026 because NEET-UG is not conducted for the BSc nursing programme and is not accepted by RUHS for admissions into nursing courses.

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According to me, Dr. SN Medical College should be your first choice followed  by  RUHS and thirdly SPMC.

 With NEET rank of 5,954, you have good chance of getting these colleges through the state quota counselling.

Sorry, but with a rank of 5.7 lakh, you cannot get admission to RUHS College of Medical Sciences.

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