No, you don’t have to appear for NEET to get admission in BSc Nursing. You can pursue Nursing after 12th Exam with 45% marks in science (PCB) from any recognized board.

You can go for MSc Nursing after completing graduation. Also, you can opt for a course in healthcare and hospital management

No. BSc Nursing is an Undergraduate level program and has the course curriculum designed accordingly.

No. You cannot pursue BSc Nursing through correspondence. The BSc Nursing program is full-time classroom program and has lab practical’s involved hence, it cannot be pursued via correspondence.

For science students who want to work in the medical field, physiotherapy is a lucrative career choice. Physiotherapists' starting pay varies depending on where they work. In this specialty, a good physiotherapist with solid knowledge and experience will earn a good living.

Due to post-covid recovery needs, an ageing and longer working population, population growth, increasing numbers of people with multiple long-term illnesses, and improved survival rates following stroke, trauma, and cancer, there is a rising need for physiotherapy.

BPT does not require NEET scores. This course is assessed separately by universities or colleges, but some states, such as Maharashtra, can consider NEET scores for admission. However, the basic eligibility requirements for admission to BPT are 50 percent or higher in physics, chemistry, biology, and English in class 12.

Both have good scope. B.Sc. in MLT is challenging since there is an increase in the lab technician jobs and requires more skills. Whereas image technician is not seen in each hospital but they are paid well compared to B.Sc. MLT.

BSc MLT is a good course as the course is diversifying with new technologies in the respective fields and with adverse career opportunities and a person can have a secure job in private as well as public healthcare sectors, diagnostic centers as well as laboratories.