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M.Sc Nurse Practitioner in Critical Care Nursing at St Johns College of Nursing, Bangalore Offline Course
Approved by INC
24 Months
Full time
2,99,300Quick Facts
Total Fees 2.99 L | Seats 20 |
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₹ 2.99 L
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24 MonthsMaster of Science (M.Sc) Nurse Practitioner in Critical Care Nursing is a two-year full-time program that is the postgraduate level in the nursing course offered by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, and approved by the Indian Nursing Council (INC).
Eligibility Criteria
i) Applicants must possess a registered B.Sc. Nursing Degree / PBB.Sc Nursing with a minimum of one year of clinical experience in any critical care setting before enrolment. One year of Experience will be counted w.e.f. The date of the State Nursing Council Registration only.
ii) Must have undergone B.Sc. Nursing in an institution recognized by the INC.
iii) Must have scored not less than 55% aggregate marks in the B.Sc. program.
iv) Should be a registered nurse in the state nursing council.
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