My marks are 163 in NEET UG. Which college can I get for B.Sc nursing? I am a male candidate.
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B.Sc. Nursing is undergraduate course in nursing. Candidates who have passed class 12th with biology as a subject are eligible to apply at most of the colleges.
With 163 marks in NEET UG, it is difficult to get into any government college for B.Sc. Nursing as the cut-off usually remains above 200 marks for most of the government colleges.
In previous years, even though students with 138 marks were eligible for counseling yet the final merit list score for general category students was high.
For instance, at BHU it was around 372 marks.
Alternatively, you may apply to some private colleges that takes admission on the basis of class 12th...more -
Hi dear, although your score is low but don't worry, here I am providing you the list of colleges you can apply for-
Oriental University - [OU]
Malwanchal University
Renaissance University - [RU]
Vikrant Group of Institutions - [VGI]
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