Compare Anupama Medical Training Institute, Sikar vs CKRD Memorial Nursing College and Paramedical Institute, Jhunjhunu

The admission process is mostly rooted in the entrance exam by various institutions/authorities in the field. There are two types of entrance exams, one which is held on a yearly basis for various programs in the medical profession and another that is exclusively conducted for Nursing. The students get the admission form from the respective body and can select the interested field. According to the score in the entrance exam, the colleges are allotted and the students are called for the admission process.

The selection of the candidate is based on the merit of the entrance examination held by a university or a competent university.

The basic qualification required to apply for the course is plus two in the science stream. The student with the subjects PCB and English with a 45% mark in the certifying exam is eligible to submit an application for the program. The admission process mainly depends on the entrance exam carried out by the respective authority. The candidates are allotted to different colleges according to their scores on the entrance test.

1. For admission to a B. Sc. (Nursing) course, the candidate should have passed the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English individually and must have obtained 45% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English taken together at the qualifying examination, i.e., H.S.C./10+2.

2. The candidate seeking admission to these courses should be an Indian national and should have completed 17 years of age at the time of admission.