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Listed below are some important information to help you take admission in GNM course from Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur:

Eligibility Criteria:

Qualification: Applicants must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 40% marks from any board recognized.

Age Limit: The minimum age should be 17 years and the maximum is 35 years.

Admission Procedure:

Application Form: The form needs to be filled by the aspiring candidates from the official website of the college or also can be availed from the website of the Directorate of Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh.

Merit List: Admissions are based on the merit list formed as per marks obtained in the qualifying examination.

Counselling: The candidates whose names appear in the merit list will be called for counselling, wherein the documents will have to be produced by the candidate for verification.

Fee Structure:

The course of GNM will take approximately INR 40,000 - 50,000 per year. It would be desirable if one gets the current fee structure from the official website or contacts the admission office for the exact information.

Important Dates:

Application Start Date: Usually starts in July.

Last Date to Apply: Generally around the end of July or early August.

Counselling Dates: Typically conducted in August

There may be more than one reason why there would be two scorecards for the very same BUMAT, or Bharati Vidyapeeth Undergraduate Management Aptitude Test. Either the test is split up into different parts or components, in which case the scorecards reflect a candidate's performance in different components of the test. One scorecard would then show the scores related to the quantitative section, while another would do so with regard to the section on verbal ability.

Revised Scores: At times, a provisional mark sheet is published and later on, after further review or revaluation, a revised mark sheet is published. This could be on account of clerical errors, recounting of marks, or other administrative reasons.

Multiple Attempts: In case the student has appeared for BUMAT more than once in the given admission cycle, there may be a different scorecard for each attempt. The university will then issue different scorecards of each sitting for the marks obtained in different sittings of the exam.

Supplementary Scores: Some components, like interviews, group discussions, or internal assessments, would have separate markings apart from the main examination. The second scorecard may contain these supplementary scores.

Different Uses: Different scorecards may serve different purposes, such as one for the student's reference and another to be submitted to colleges or departments within Bharati Vidyapeeth.