Top UGC Approved Colleges Offering Online B.Sc

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Yes, you need to fill out separate university/college forms for admission, even after taking the CUET, unless they have a specific policy allowing it. While CUET is an entrance exam for admission to various universities, each university has its own separate admission or counseling process that requires you to register on their individual portal, either before or after CUET results are declared.

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For 2026-2027 admissions to KE College (Rajagiri) and St. Teresa's, you should plan to begin the application process in early 2026.  This is because admissions for undergraduate courses at these colleges, which are affiliated with Mahatma Gandhi University, typically open in the first half of the calendar year.

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To fill the BSc Nursing admission form, first visit the official admission website and register by providing your personal details (name, date of birth, email, phone number). Upload required documents like photos and signature. Fill in academic and program preferences carefully. Pay the application fee online and submit the form. Keep the registration ID and password safe for future use. Verify details before final submission.

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1. Search for the official website of your preferred institution. And read the notification provided therein.

2. Provide the required details to get login details via Email or SMS.

3. Login to the portal and enter the required details.

4. Upload the documents in the specified format.

5. Recheck the information that you have entered.

6. Pay the application fee. And submit

7. Print a copy of the submission form.

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Filling the admission form for BSc you need to carefully fill all the details and must assure the eligibility requirements before filling out the application form. Here the step by step guidance that will help you to fill the form correctly

1. First you need to go to the official website of the university , state nursing council , or exam conducting body that offers the BSc Nursing course ( for example :- NTA NEET or AIIMS )

2. Click on " New registration " and fill in basic details like name , email ID , Phone number , and date of birth to create your login credentials.

3. Then after that enter personal information such as full name , parent's name , gender , category and address carefully as per your official documents

4. Then after filling the details and all you have to upload the necessary documents needed like your class 10th and 12th marksheet or passport size photo and caste certificate ( if applicable )

5. Then you need to pay the application fees.

6. check all the details before final submission and then submit the form

7. Download the filled form and payment receipt for future reference.

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Yes, there are colleges/universities in India that offer M.Sc. or equivalent programmes. Some of the colleges are Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore. Shoolini University, Himachal Pradesh, Dr. Yashwant Singh parmar university of horticulture and forestry.  Kaveri University, Telangana.

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Yes, a person holding a B.Sc. Nursing degree can enrol in the Master of Public Health (MPH) program at Institutes of National Importance in India. Nursing is regarded as a clinical science and hence the eligibility criteria for public health studies are met. For instance, the MPH department of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), and the National Institute of Public Health Training and Research (NIPHTR) welcome applicants with nursing qualifications. Such programs are traversing different disciplines and concentrate on such subjects as epidemiology, health policy, community health, and public health management.

Mostly, the minimum passing marks in the last degree is set to 55%, and some institutes may have written tests followed by interviews for the final selection. With your B.Sc. Nursing degree, you have clinical experience, which is very much in line with the objectives of public health education.

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Here are some of the private and semi-private colleges for B.Sc nursing -

1. Maharishi Markandeshwar College of Nursing (MMCON), Ambala
2. Amity University, Gurugram
3. SGT University, Gurugram
4. Maharaja Agrasen Nursing College, Agroha
5. Shri Balaji Institute of Nursing, Bahadurgarh
6. B.D.M. College of Nursing, Jhajjar
7. Birender Singh College of Nursing, Jind
8. Happy Child School of Nursing, Sonipat
9. Haryana College of Nursing, Sirsa

It looks like in the first round, getting a government or a top private seat at 67 marks can be difficult, since the general category cutoffs for the previous years have been well over 100+ marks.

In round two, there may be a chance, depending on the number of students dropping out and the seats remaining vacant. Still, the probability of you being there is quite low for the colleges with the highest demand.

You will probably get a lower-tier private college through the management quota or college-level seats (if allowed) rather than merit-based seats in the top private colleges.

So, yes there are chances you can get into college in the second round but it won't be top private colleges.

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To get into the BSc Nursing program at AIIMS Rishikesh, you must first register online, then pass the entrance exam, and finally go through the counselling and document verification process. The process involves a series of steps, from the initial online registration and exam to the final seat allocation based on your performance.

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You need to score at least 50-60% in your 12th boards with PCB as the main subject. But only 12th board marks are not sufficient for admission in most of the government nursing colleges.

You need to prepare for NEET, also aiming for the score of 350+ if you are in the general category or 250-300+ for reserved category. The higher your marks will be in both 12th boards and NEET, higher the chances to get into better government nursing college.

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