No, taking a VHSE Dairy Farm course wouldn't directly qualify you for a B.Sc. Nursing program in India.

Most B.Sc. Nursing programs in India require candidates to have completed their 10+2 (class 12th) with Science stream subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) as the core subjects. Some universities might accept candidates

To become a nurse from an arts stream, you can pursue diploma courses like Auxiliary Nursing Midwife (ANM) or General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) after completing your 12th grade in arts, as most nursing colleges allow admission to arts students in these diploma programs; you do not need specific subjects

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So as per your question, if the specified option is not present, then you can either choose the option of government employee, if your mother is working in government hospital, or else, you can choose private employee if she is not a government

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With a BSc in nursing, you can enrol in a postgraduate anaesthesia degree. after finishing school or passing the science-focused 12th exam, appear in a medical entrance exam such as NEET. Anesthesiologist careers commence upon completion of MBBS degree. Candidates must complete a postgraduate programme in anesthesiology.

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Correct Answer: Services done by a house-wife in her own house 

Solution : Correct Answer is Services done by a house-wife in her own house 

Producing goods and services to meet consumer demands is known as production. The process yields the final product. Land, capital, labor, and organization make up

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I understand how upsetting it is to change career paths especially when you want to do something that's not from the field you've selected. However, you don't need to worry as you can still be nurse after doing class 12th from any other stream.

ANM and GNM are the

Correct Answer: BCDA

Solution : The third option is correct.

Arranging the sentences in a coherent flow of events, starting with the accident, followed by Raman being taken to the hospital, then being placed in a bed by two men, and finally, a nurse and a doctor arriving.

So, the

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The Military Nursing Service (MNS) is open to applicants with a B.Sc. in nursing. As a commissioning nurse with either short or permanent service, you can work for the Armed Forces Medical Services. Written exam results will determine your selection, followed by an interview and medical examination.

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