Top UGC Approved Colleges Offering Online B.Sc

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, there are a few INC (Indian Nursing Council) approved B.Sc Nursing colleges in Delhi where direct admission without entrance exam may be possible, especially under management quota, NRI quota, or for vacant seats after counseling rounds. Here's a list of such colleges:-

1.Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing (Premier Govt. College)

Note: Only through DUET or CUET. No direct admission.

For reference: very reputed, but not for direct admission.

2. Holy Family College of Nursing, Okhla

INC & Delhi Nursing Council approved

Some seats may be offered for direct admission under management quota

Contact college directly for latest info

3. Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Nursing

Approved by INC & affiliated to BVDU O ffers B.Sc Nursing

Direct admission may be available under management quota

Location: Paschim Vihar, Delhi

4. Ahilya Bai College of Nursing (Govt)

Admission only through common entrance, no direct seats.

5. Vardhman Mahavir Medical College & Safdarjung Hospital Nursing College

No direct admission – through AIIMS/DU/NEET UG.

Hi dear candidate,

There are various institutes that provide B.Sc Nursing at their campus. The entrance exams like CUET is NOT compulsory for B.Sc while some colleges might require NEET exam qualification.

But majorly the institutions follow a basic criteria that is, you must have passed your 10+2 with PCB subjects along with English as well as aggregate marks above 50%. You can also get admission based on your 12th class marks merit.

For more B.Sc nursing details kindly visit our official website:

BSc Nursing Admission 2025 - Fees, Entrance Exam, Eligibility Criteria

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With OCET rank 9,184 , you are not eligible for GKVK Bangalore under 3A or SNQ quotas.

However, colleges like Mandya and Hassan remain a good fit and are worth targeting.

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If you want to take admission in B.Sc. Agriculture through CUET 2025 belongs to the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category, so understanding the cut-off trends is very important. Based on the data the cut-off for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) for EWS candidates was approximately 491.275 (normalized score). The general category cut-off was around 498.5, which means that the difference between EWS and general cut-offs was very less .But everyone the cutoff changes it's depend on factors like competition, students appearing this year, difficulty level of paper.

The cut-off scores can vary slightly depending on different universities; it can be central or state university.

For EWS category students, a CUET normalized score around 491–495 or more would increase your chances of getting B.Sc. Agriculture at a top central university. You can check the link below to get more information.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/cuet-agriculture-expected-cut-off-2025

All the best for your preparation

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Hii,

If you are trying to take admission into BSc Nursing in Uttarakhand and have scored 78 marks in the entrance exam conducted by Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Uttarakhand Medical University ( HNBUMU). You need to understand how the seat allotment system works, in government colleges

In these exams, anyone from any state can appear for the exam. The eligibility for government quota seats for BSc nursing in Uttarakhand is restricted mainly to candidates who:Have a domicile certificate of Uttarakhand, or have completed their higher schooling in Uttarakhand. If you do not come under any two  of these criteria, you are generally not eligible for government seats. These seats are reserved for Uttarakhand residents as per the state government policy.

Now coming to your score — as you scored 78 marks, whether or not you will  get admission depends on:

The cut-off marks of that year (which changes every year  depending on the competition and difficulty of the paper),from which category you belongs  (General/OBC/SC/ST),The number of applicants, the seat availability in government colleges of Uttarakhand .like  you said you don't have a domicile certificate, your application will be  likely to be considered under the management quota or general category for private colleges. Some private nursing colleges in Uttarakhand accept non-domicile students also  based on their merit and seat availability. You can might have a chance there If you apply in the private colleges.

You should also keep tracking on state counselling rounds and check the official HNBUMU website regularly for updates. If you are from another state, also try to  applying in your own state’s nursing counselling or appear for national-level exams like AIIMS BSc Nursing, JIPMER,Afmc Pune  or other institutes where domicile certificate is not required.

According to me Without a Uttarakhand domicile, it’s nearly tough to get a government seat even with 78 marks. But you can try private colleges in the state or apply in your own state for better chances

All the best for your nursing journey!

Hello Aspirant,

With a rank of 11,418 in AP EAMCET (EWS girl), getting a B.Sc Agriculture seat in a government college is unlikely, as cutoffs are usually below 7,500. But you have a good chance in private agriculture college s , which accept ranks up to 30,000+ for EWS category.

here are the some private colleges list

1. Agricultural College, Bapatla

2. GITAM School of Science

3. Vignan’s Foundation for Science, Tech & Research

4. Pydah Educational Institutions

Hello

If you are preparing for NEET and want to do B.Sc. (Hons) Zoology at low cost with flexible/part-time study, here are affordable options:

Affordable Colleges (Distance/Open Mode):

1. IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University)

Mode : Distance learning

Course : B.Sc. Life Sciences (with Zoology options)

Fees : Rs5,700/year

2. Delhi University – School of Open Learning (DU SOL)

Offers : B.Sc. Life Science via Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB) for girls only

Low fees and part time classes on weekends

3. State Government Colleges

Fees: Rs2,000–8,000/year

Apply through state-level UG counselling or directly (based on 12th marks)

4. BHU (Banaras Hindu University) –

Through CUET UG B.Sc. Zoology at a low fee

Excellent reputation, hostel facility available .

hope this helps you .

Hello,

Depending on your category and state, you have a reasonable chance of being admitted to a private colleges and even certain government or senior government institutions with the NEET rank of about 316000. This is especially true for courses like BPT and BSc nursing.

For BPT, NEET score are considered by many states. However, there is also some colleges who offer seats through merit list or conduct their own examination.

For B.Sc Nursing, Neet scores are now taken into account for admission by a large number of state and federal nursing colleges. However, the cutoff is often hire for BSC nursing programs at AIIMS, JIPMER, aur other prestigious Government universities.

We recommend you for better knowledge and guidelines, You can read career360 articles.

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Hello Aspirant ,

A BSc Nursing graduate is generally not eligible for direct admission to an MSc in Food Science and Nutrition through the CPGET (Common Post Graduate Entrance Test) exam.

Otherwise,

You can get admission through CUET-PG, ICAR AIEEA-PG so on .