A nurse is a healthcare professional dedicated to caring for individuals, families, and communities. Their primary role includes providing medical care, educating patients, supporting recovery, and improving overall health outcomes. Nurses work in hospitals, clinics, schools, and various other settings.
Education Eligibility
To become a nurse, the basic eligibility typically includes:
Minimum required percentage may vary by country and institution (usually around 50%+).
Handicapped Eligibility
Candidates with disabilities are often eligible to pursue nursing under specific guidelines:
The type and severity of disability may affect eligibility (e.g., motor or visual impairments).
Many institutions offer accommodations to ensure inclusivity.
Admission Process
The admission process generally involves:
Meeting the eligibility criteria.
Applying to colleges or universities offering nursing programs.
Clearing entrance exams (if required).
Submitting necessary documents and undergoing counseling or interviews.
Entrance Exam
Common entrance exams for nursing courses include:
National-level exams (e.g., NEET for B.Sc Nursing in India).
State or institution-specific exams (e.g., AIIMS Nursing Entrance Exam).
The structure often includes multiple-choice questions on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.