B.Sc. Nursing Scope -

A number of various types of jobs await a Nursing student like -

• Nursing Assistant
• Nursing Manager
• Specialist nurse at a clinic
• Supervising nurse
• Lab Assistant for Nursing
• Director of Nursing Surgical Services
• Nursing practice Instructor
• Visiting Nurse

BASLP scope -

• Areas of employment:
• government and private hospitals
• NGOs
• health care establishments
• hearing aid manufacturers
• Academia

Computer Science engineering has great scope ahead since Google Facebook OYO all such big companies recruit more CS engineers since writing a particular program and making a system is more important for such companies. So CSE has greater scope as per my personal opinions and it will vary person to person. 

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Hey Khushboo,

BDS is indeed a good field but it depends on your interest if you can become successful. As far as I know BHU is one of the best universities in India and has a very good faculty for BDS.

With just a BDS degree you won't get a lot of salary. You need to do some specialisation after your BDS for more field work. Then you can open your own clinic or join some good hospital. Your salary will be between 5-10lakhs on an average and if you become a really good dentist then the salary will surely hike up.

I hope this helps, good luck!

Dear Aspirant,

Pharmacist technician has a better scope for girls too if you know and want to do it you can opt for that. And I don't think it is a bad choice after B.pharma you can also join any pharmaceutical company too.

Good luck

Hi,

Bachelor of Science in Nursing is also called a Bachelor In Nursing (BSc). This is a 4-Year Graduation Course Program. The minimum eligibility criteria for applying for this course is 10+2 with minimum aggregate marks of 50% for general category and 40% for Reserved Category. The compulsory subjects for BSc Nursing are Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. One can go for BSc Nursing by giving various entrance exams such as JIPMER BSc, AIIMS BSc etc.

The Nursing Course is trending nowadays in India. he demands of becoming a Nurse is increasing day by day. There are many colleges in India which are offering Nursing Courses. The entrance exams for Nursing usually takes place in the month of April/May.

Considering the future of BSc Nursing, the course offers Higher Studies as well as various Job Profiles in different sectors including Healthcare and Community.

If you want to pursue a Higher Course in Nursing, then you can go for the following Master Courses-

·        MSc in Biotechnology

·        MSc in Nursing

·        MSc in Neurology etc.

Hello Babloo!

B.Sc Nursing also called Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a medical science course at undergraduate level, the duration of the course is four-years. Students aspiring to pursue B.Sc Nursing course need to have completed their 10+2 education in science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects.

The ANM stands for Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery. It is a two-year undergraduate medical course of nursing, certification, or diploma programme. It could last anywhere from one to three academic years, including the six months of the internship. The goal of the course is to equip students with the skills necessary to provide basic medical care and treatment for the entire community. The care of people in order to help them achieve and sustain a healthy life from conception to death is the emphasis of the healthcare profession.

The GNM Nursing full form is General Nursing and Midwifery. For students who want to work in clinical nursing, GNM is the most sought-after course. The GNM full-form course will help aspirants learn and get expertise to deal with the sick and women during their pregnancy.

After completing these courses you will successfully become a nurse. There are unlimited job opportunities in nursing careers and especially for ANM & GNM degree holders, there are a vast variety of options.

If you go for nursing you will have scope in becoming the following -

• Nursing Assistant

• Nursing Manager

• Specialist nurse at a clinic

• Supervising nurse

• Lab Assistant for Nursing

• Director of Nursing Surgical Services

• Nursing practice Instructor

• Visiting Nurse

And if you chose Pharmacy then you can become -

• Pharmacist in a Clinic both Private and Government

• Professor and Associate Professor in Universities

• Assistant Manager

• Counter Salesman

• Purchase Specialist

• Manager of a Pharmacy

• Assistant Professor of Pharmacy

• Medical Representative

• Pharmacy In-Charge

• Coordinator of a Pharmaceutical Company

 Scope in abroad is good for both but Pharmacy will provide you opportunities to work in MNCs too. You should go for what is the most convinient for you.