Hi,

Yes, in many colleges and universities, you can pursue a B.Sc. Economics or B.A. Economics even if you did not study Economics in Class 12.

What matters most is that you have passed Class 12 and meet the college's eligibility criteria. Some universities may prefer students who had Mathematics

Hello Muskan

You can find the link of BSc Nursing entrance exam previous year question paper link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/cnet-question-paper

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/bsc-nursing-entrance-exam-questions-with-answer

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/nursing-exam-sample-questions

Hello Mansi

Please check the link given below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/uttarakhand-bsc-nursing-question-paper

Hello Dear Student,
Yes, you can secure a private seat in B.Sc. Nursing colleges in Amritsar even with a low rank or without a qualifying score in state/national entrance tests. Private institutions frequently reserve a percentage of seats for direct admission under management or NRI quotas.

You can check, find

Hello Dear Student,

With an AEEE score of 672, admission to B.Sc. Nursing at Amrita College of Nursing, Kochi is competitive but possible.

• Your chances depend on your rank, seat availability, and the number of applicants.

• Admission cutoffs can vary each year based on competition.

• A higher rank will improve

Hi,

Yes, Pravara Institute of Medical Sciences (Loni) does offer B.Sc . Medical Radiology & Imaging Technology (MRIT) , which is the radiology course you're asking about.
• The course has around 25 seats . Rs. 40,000 per year (around Rs.1.2 lakh for the entire course), while hostel charges are

Hello,

Yes, with 70% in Class 12 from CBSE , you can definitely get admission to a B.Sc. General course in many colleges and universities.

The admission process is usually simple:

• Check the colleges you're interested in.

• Fill out the online admission form on the college or university website.

• Upload

Hello Dhriti,

The NMIMS BSc Psychology entrance exam (not NPAT) is merit-based and focuses on your Class 12 academics rather than a standardised test.

There is no separate national-level entrance like NPAT for this program. Instead, admission is based on marks, eligibility, and sometimes an internal screening or interview.