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I would like to inform you that there are many excellent career after the completion of B.Sc. Nursing. It is a 4-years professional course, which deals with the health support and relocation and prevention of disease, there are two main programs in nursing available mainly in India. And for B.Sc. Nursing an aspirant requires minimum percentage of 45% of marks from the recognised University with Physics Chemistry and Biology are the Main subjects. And the courses other than nursing, MBBS and B.Pharma are paramedical. It is a branch of medical, which helps above three to perform their duties to the fullest. B.Sc. Nursing is a better choice because there is large need for this field in medical as compared with para medical courses. Nursing means helping doctors and keep a keen eye on treatment of the patient. Hope this information will help you. If you have any question regarding it you can ask me in the comment section given below and feel free to ask. Hope it helps.

Dear Diya,
This is not the right way to find a career. Rather than worrying about a career option being over-crowded, try finding what you would like to do. What motivates you? What are you interested in? Which subjects do you like the most? If you know the answer for these questions, then your problem is resolved. The world is full of opportunities, you just need to go out there and explore the options. One way of doing this is by reading a lot, watching useful (not random) videos. Another way is by meeting people in different fields and vocation. You are young and have an opportunity of doing whatever you want. Don't limit yourself by trying to find it out a field with limited opportunities. Go and explore, learn new things, try new things. One day, when you find out your passion, that day you'll not look for a field which is not 'over-crowded'.

Hi,
Your profile is good to get admission in NMIMS. NMAT cutoff is: 180-200
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Shortlisted candidates will be called for case discussion and personal interview based on the marks obtained in NMIMS Management Aptitude Test conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (NMAT by GMAC).
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Eligibility Of the Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] (Interior Design)
Students who have cleared 10+2 with minimum 50% marks are eligible for B.Sc. Interior Design. Along with 10+2 grades, students should also have cleared the entrance exams in order to get admission in the program.
How to Get Admission in Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] (Interior Design)
For admission to B.Sc. Interior Design, students have to clear the entrance exam which many colleges conduct separately followed by group discussion round and personal interview round.
Skills tested in the entrance test includes general proficiency, logical reasoning, quantitative analysis and basic Mathematics and the students are judged on parameters like career focus, maturity and confidence, general awareness and intellectuality in the personal interview.
All India Entrance Examination for Design (AIEED) is an exam conducted for admission to undergraduate exams for designing courses including B.A Interior Design. This exam is carried out in January and April generally.
Many colleges accept the scores of AIEED like Pearl Academy, JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Apeejay Institute of Design, New Delhiand National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad.
Some colleges also accept NATA, CAT and MAT scores as well.