NEET is generally not compulsory for most BSc Nursing colleges in Gurgaon, especially private institutions. Many colleges give admission based on Class 12 marks in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, or through their own entrance tests. This makes it easier for students who have not appeared for NEET to still pursue nursing.
However, rules can change depending on government guidelines or the specific college. Some institutions may consider NEET scores as an added advantage or may include it in their admission process.
So, while NEET is not strictly required in most cases, students should still check individual college requirements. Overall, having good marks in 12th science subjects remains the most important factor for getting admission into BSc Nursing programs in Gurgaon.

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