Hey there! Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360 about your options for B.Sc. Nursing.

First off, congrats on completing your exams! Those are solid scores in chemistry and physics. I noticed you mentioned scoring 5 marks in biology - I'm wondering if that might be a typo? Biology is usually pretty important for nursing programs, so if that score is accurate, it could potentially impact your eligibility.

Most nursing programs do look at your overall performance in PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), so it's worth double-checking your biology score. If it is indeed 5, you might face some challenges getting into B.Sc. Nursing programs, as they typically require a decent foundation in biology.

That said, every college has its own admission criteria. Some might place more emphasis on overall percentage or entrance exam scores. If you're really passionate about nursing, it might be worth looking into other health science programs or perhaps considering a year of additional study to boost your biology score.

Do you want me to suggest some alternative health science courses that might align with your current scores? Or if you'd prefer, we could look into specific college requirements for B.Sc. Nursing to see where you stand. Just let me know what would be most helpful for you!