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Can I still do psychiatrics nursing with a D in math and d+ in physics and Chemistry? I had a c of 45 points in 12th

B.Sc Nursing course the minimum educational requirements should be the passing of 12th class from a recognized board or university with science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English) with minimum of 45% aggregate marks (PCB and English) and further 5% relaxation is permitted for SC/ST students.

In order to join BSc Nursing course the minimum educational requirements should be the passing of 12th class from a recognized board or university with science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English) with minimum of 45% aggregate marks (PCBE) and further 5% relaxation is permitted for SC/ST students. If you have 45% in these subjects then you can apply in the colleges and if you don’t have 45% in these subjects then you can apply for the improvement exams in 12th class and simultaneously do some short term course.

These are some colleges where you can apply for nursing course:

A P S College of Nursing
J. College of Nursing
Acharya College of Nursing
Acharya Shri Chander Institute of Nursing
Adarsh Nursing Institute Private Limited
Adarsha College of Nursing
Adhiparasakthi College of Nursing
Aditya College of Nursing
Ahilya Bai College of Nursing
AKG Memorial Co-operative College of Nursing
Akka Mahadevi College of Nursing
Aligarh School of Nursing
Al-Shifa College of Nursing
Alva's College of Nursing
Amala College of Nursing
Amarjyoti Institute of Nursing Sciences & Research
American N.R.I. College of Nursing
AMJ College of Nursing
AMRI School of Nursing
Amrita College of Nursing

✓ No, you can't do this nursing course. There are various nursing courses available after 12th for aspirants like BSc nursing course, Diploma in nursing etc. But for psychiatrics nursing course candidates must have completed Class 12 level of education in Science stream with Biology as one of the compulsory subjects from a recognised Indian Board. After that, candidates will have to complete an MBBS and then MD. Aspirants can also opt for a diploma in Psychiatric medicine (DPM) from a recognized educational institute.