I have 6 subject in class 12th and I passed in 5 subjects including biology but i have rt in chemistry and chemistry is replaced by physical education and overall result is pass can I get addmission in bsc nursing course through entrance exam score?

This is actually a tricky situation. Most BSc Nursing programs specifically require Chemistry as a mandatory subject in class 12, along with Biology and English. The fact that you took Physical Education instead of Chemistry is likely to be a problem.

Here's the thing – nursing entrance exams might test chemistry concepts anyway, but that's different from having it on your class 12 board certificate. A lot of nursing colleges won't even let you apply if chemistry isn't there. It's one of those hard eligibility requirements they don't usually bend on.

That said, some colleges might be flexible, especially private nursing colleges. But it's honestly hit or miss. Your best bet is to directly contact the nursing colleges you're interested in and ask them straight up – "I have Biology but Physical Education instead of Chemistry. Will you consider my application?" Get it in writing if possible.

Before you stress too much though, you should also check if there's any way to retake chemistry or if your board allows some kind of improvement exam. Some states have provisions for that. Worth looking into.

If nursing is really what you want to do, you might need to explore whether retaking class 12 chemistry is an option. I know that's not ideal, but if colleges won't accept you without it, that might be the reality.

Have you already applied anywhere, or are you still figuring out your options?

This is actually a tricky situation. Most BSc Nursing programs specifically require Chemistry as a mandatory subject in class 12, along with Biology and English. The fact that you took Physical Education instead of Chemistry is likely to be a problem.

Here's the thing – nursing entrance exams might test chemistry concepts anyway, but that's different from having it on your class 12 board certificate. A lot of nursing colleges won't even let you apply if chemistry isn't there. It's one of those hard eligibility requirements they don't usually bend on.

That said, some colleges might be flexible, especially private nursing colleges. But it's honestly hit or miss. Your best bet is to directly contact the nursing colleges you're interested in and ask them straight up – "I have Biology but Physical Education instead of Chemistry. Will you consider my application?" Get it in writing if possible.

Before you stress too much though, you should also check if there's any way to retake chemistry or if your board allows some kind of improvement exam. Some states have provisions for that. Worth looking into.

If nursing is really what you want to do, you might need to explore whether retaking class 12 chemistry is an option. I know that's not ideal, but if colleges won't accept you without it, that might be the reality.

Have you already applied anywhere, or are you still figuring out your options?