Which documents are required during Community Health Nursing admission process?

<p>Here are some common documents you must carry during Community Health Nursing admission:</p><ul><li>A valid ID Proof (Adhaar, Passport, PAN Card, etc.).</li><li>A bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised university.</li><li>Entrance exam result (if applicable).</li><li>Transfer Certificate.</li><li>Passport size photographs.</li></ul>

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<p>To confirm eligibility and finish the formalities, several documents are usually needed during the Community Health Nursing programme admissions process. These consist of your <strong>grade reports from grades 10 and 12</strong>, which serve as evidence of your academic credentials, and your <strong>transfer certificate (TC) or migration certificate, </strong> which attests to your prior school. For identity verification, you will also require a <strong>birth certificate, character certificate, and Aadhaar card </strong>or another form of official identification. A valid <strong>caste certificate</strong> (SC, ST, or OBC) and, if relevant, an income certificate may be needed for applicants under reserved categories. Proof of domicile or residence, <strong>passport-size photos, </strong> and a <strong>medical fitness certificate </strong>may also be required. A copy of the <strong>admission fee payment receipt </strong>and, if appropriate, the entrance exam<strong> scorecard </strong>may be required by certain universities.&nbsp;</p>

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