Eligibility criteria to be eligible for BSc Nursing, aspirants must have passed 10+2 with an emphasis on science subjects particularly physics, chemistry, and biology. Ideally, marks in these subjects are expected at a minimum of 50%. Some universities or institutions do specify percentage criteria, and may vary between 45% and 60%. Candidates must refer to the exact institution instructions for eligibility criteria. Moreover, the candidates must have passed English as one of the subjects during their schooling.
Typically, BSc Nursing aspirants should be at the age group of 17 to 35 years; however, for students belonging to the reserved categories, there might be relaxation in certain cases. Additionally, applicants should be physically and mentally sound as well in order to meet the demands of such a challenging profession as a nurse. BSc Nursing courses mostly require passing an entrance exam conducted by the respective colleges or universities that test applicants' knowledge regarding biology, chemistry, and general knowledge.