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BSc Nursing at NMU
APS & Requirements 2026

BSc Nursing at Nelson Mandela University requires a minimum APS of 28 points for 2026. Mathematical Literacy is accepted. This is a high-demand programme, so aim above the minimum APS and apply early.

28+
Minimum APS
4 years
Duration
Yes
Maths Lit OK?
Free
Application Fee

📋 Entry Requirements 2026

Minimum APS28 points
MathematicsMaths Level 3 (or Maths Literacy)
EnglishLevel 4 (50–59%)
Duration4 years
QualificationBSc
FacultyFaculty of Health Sciences
Additional RequirementsLife Sciences Level 4

💼 Career Paths After BSc Nursing

Graduates of BSc Nursing at NMU typically move into these careers:

  • Registered Nurse
  • Community Health Nurse
  • Nursing Manager

Not sure this is the right path? Take the free RIASEC Career Quiz to match your interests to careers.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What APS do I need for BSc Nursing at NMU?
You need an APS of 28 points or more for BSc Nursing at Nelson Mandela University in 2026. Use the free Career Helper APS Calculator to check your score against NMU's own scoring method instantly.
Does BSc Nursing at NMU accept Mathematical Literacy?
Yes — NMU accepts Mathematical Literacy for this programme (minimum Level 3).
How long is BSc Nursing at NMU?
BSc Nursing at Nelson Mandela University takes 4 years of full-time study.
What careers can I follow with BSc Nursing?
Graduates of BSc Nursing typically work as: Registered Nurse, Community Health Nurse, Nursing Manager. Take the free Career Quiz to see if this path matches your interests.
Is BSc Nursing at NMU competitive?
Yes — this is a high-demand programme at NMU. Meeting the minimum APS of 28 does not guarantee a place; apply early and aim above the minimum.
⚠️ Disclaimer: Requirements are based on recent admission data and may change. Meeting the minimum APS does not guarantee admission — this programme is high-demand and selection is competitive. Always verify current requirements with NMU directly. Career Helper is not affiliated with Nelson Mandela University.