BSc Nursing is a four-year undergraduate program designed to equip students with theoretical and practical knowledge in nursing and healthcare. The course includes a mix of classroom lectures, laboratory sessions, and clinical training in hospitals.
To qualify for BSc Nursing, most universities require students to have a science background in high school, with subjects like Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. Some institutions conduct entrance exams, while others admit students based on merit. Certain countries also require applicants to have a minimum percentage in their high school exams.
After completing the degree, graduates must register with a nursing council to practice as professional nurses.