Hi,

B.Sc Nursing is for 4-years along with 1 year as a junior staff nurse.

For pursuing B.Sc nursing after class 12, you should have cleared class 12 with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) subjects with a minimum percentage of 50% in 10+2 from a recognised board. Then you may sit for any of following exams to pursue Bsc nursing in the respective colleges.

• AIIMS nursing
• Neet UG
• IGNOU OPENNET
• JIPMER
• SAAT
• DSAT
• IUET

Or you can get admission in other private institutes offering the course.

You can go through this article for details https://www.google.com/amp/s/dqxeclau.top/courses/b-sc-nursing/amp

Dear Aspirant !

Hope you are doing well !

Pharmaceuticals, healthcare, genetics, and clinical research are all options for aspirants. Agriculture, animal husbandry, nutrition, cosmetics, marine biotechnology, environmental conservation, and waste management are among the many government and commercial sectors.

High Salary Courses after 12th PCB Without NEET

• BSc Nursing.
• BSc Nutrition and Dietetics.
• B.Sc. Clinical Research.
• BHMS course.
• Bachelor of Pharmacy.
• BSc Psychology.
• BSc Forensic Science.
• BSc Optometry..

Here are some other options to choose from if you are planning to study Medical courses after the 12th without NEET:

• Bachelor of Occupational Therapy.
• BSc Microbiology.
• Medical Transcription Course.
• BSc Cardiology/BSc Cardiac Technology.
• B.Sc in Paramedical Technology.
• BSc Audiology/Bachelor in Audiology or Speech Therapy..

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://school.careers360.com/articles/courses-after-12th-pcb/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjLrKv9w8X5AhWsxjgGHZlUC3sQFnoECE0QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1EiLrn5O5rVX2POHUtTvh .

Hope it helps you!

It all depends. Coaching can help to ease things out. Coaching can be a significant aspect during preparation of any competitive exams but is not necessary to clear the examination. To have a guidance is always good, thus coaching is always helpful, it helps to understand the syllabus in a more profound way, it prepares you for actual competition, often coaching institutes offers test series which again is very helpful. Coaching can also make you study in an organized way. It also helps you understand what's important and what's not and all the tips and tricks. Can help you clear your doubts also. Nowadays you can opt for online classes as well.

But it's not like that you can't crack any exam without coaching. Of course you can. Be very well versed with the syllabus and be dedicated towards your prepration. Again practice as much as you can.

Coaching will only be helpful if you do self study.

Choice is yours.

Dear Student,

In the PUCET exam, the percentile score is more important than the rank score, which used to be the case. Regardless of your score, you must now achieve at least a 95+ percentile to receive a bSc honours in math.

Following is the preparation of the pucet(ug) merit list-

25% of +2 plus 75% of the PUT markings.

So, if you scored about 250 on the PUCET and received a grade of at least 90% on your +2, you will undoubtedly get admitted to the main campus. You might be wondering why I said that such high marks were required for admittance. This is due to the fact that there are only 40 places available in each stream on the main campus, and 3000 students qualified for the examination.

If you don’t secure a seat then you can definitely apply next time with more preparation. As you already gave the exam once you’ll know your weak and strong section, prepare accordingly.

To know more about the course and exam -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dqxeclau.top/exams/pu-cet/amp

Hope this helps, thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, Indian students can now benefit from earning dual degrees as well, according to the UGC's decision during a meeting in MAY 2020. It was passed to produce better students in India who could contend with the expanding labour market and professional competition.

You can choose from a variety of alternatives after successfully completing the BMLT. If you are interested in pursuing further education can enrol in the M.M.L.T. Master in Medical Laboratory Technology is referred to as MMLT.

There are several profession options available for those who want to start working. You can choose from the following professions: lab technician, lab technologist, x-ray technician, lab supervisor, or lab manager.
As you will have two degrees, you’ll get more benefits in getting a job with a handsome amount of salary.

To know more about BMLT and its eligibility, scope, college, entrance etc  -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dqxeclau.top/courses/bmlt-bachelor-in-medical-laboratory-technology/amp

Hello aspirant,

Salute to your Never give up attitude.

To crack neet while taking admission, here's a strategy which will help you.

1. Identify and write down your mistakes in first two attempts of Neet and stick it in place where you can see it daily.

2. Analyse the topic which you are weak at. Subdivide them comparatively weak, weaker, weakest. Start studying weakest topic first.

3. For physics, write down all formula in one book and revise it daily.

4. For chemistry, start preparing with inorganic then oraganic and lastly physical. Make self-notes as much as possible.

5. For biology prepare it using NCERT only. Try to read between lines. Observe diagrams carefully and if possible try drawing them.

6.Solve mcq daily. Before 4 months of exams, solve last 30 year previous question paper. This will create your hold on subject.

7. For solving mcq daily, prepare books like Errorless or any book which covers question of State Cet, aiims, jipmer and are available topic/chapterewise.

8. As you will be also doing bsc agri along with your Neet prep. Don't take to much stress. Make timetable such that you can devote 4- 6 hrs to Neet prep daily . Prepare your strategy in such a way that you can at least pass 1st year exam of bsc agri as a backup plan.

9. There are many 1st yr student who had faced same condition like you but are now in Aiims.

Remember : You don't have to do different things, you just have to do things differently.

All the best