Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Most nursing and allied health courses at Navvidya accept students who have completed 12th from any recognised board. Specific eligibility varies by programme.

Yes. Many allied health and skill-based courses accept students from any stream. Some nursing courses like B.Sc Nursing require Physics, Chemistry, Biology — speak with us for specific guidance.

NEET is not required for most allied health courses and some nursing programmes. Requirements vary — our counsellors can clarify based on the specific course you're interested in.

Generally: 10th and 12th marksheets and certificates, Aadhaar card, passport-size photos, transfer certificate, and parent/guardian ID proof. Specific requirements may vary by course.

Absolutely. We encourage students to visit with their parents. Our counsellors will explain courses, eligibility, fees, and career options in detail — no pressure.

Nursing courses (GNM, B.Sc Nursing) focus on direct patient care, clinical nursing, and midwifery. Allied Health courses cover specialised technical roles like lab testing, radiology, OT assistance, dialysis, and hospital management.

B.Voc is a 3-year vocational degree. Advanced Diploma is a 2-year programme with similar subjects. Certificate programmes are short-term skill courses for entry-level roles. Each has different career paths and eligibility.

It depends on your interests and goals. Our counsellors help you understand options based on your stream, marks, and career aspirations. There's no one-size-fits-all answer.

Yes. Practical training is central to all our programmes. Students learn in our clinical skills lab with real healthcare equipment and tools.

Yes. We provide hospital exposure through clinical postings, visits, and internships at partner hospitals so students experience real healthcare environments before they start working.

Depending on your course: staff nurse, lab technician, OT technician, radiology technician, dialysis technician, cardiac care technician, optometrist, hospital administrator, patient care coordinator, and more.

Yes. We provide placement support including internship connections, resume preparation, interview coaching, and career guidance. We help connect students with available opportunities.

Yes. Our courses are designed to prepare students for hospital and clinical environments. Graduates work in hospitals, diagnostic labs, clinics, and other healthcare settings.

Fresher salaries typically range from ₹15,000 to ₹30,000 per month depending on the role, location, and employer. Government positions and metro city hospitals tend to pay higher.

Yes. After GNM, you can pursue Post Basic B.Sc Nursing. After B.Sc Nursing, you can pursue M.Sc Nursing or specialisations. Allied health graduates can pursue higher degrees in their respective fields.