Hello,

BSC nursing is a good profession. If you get a job after bachalor degree then you have so many options like

1. Hospital
2. Clinical and health department
3. Railway medical department
4. Defence service
5. Industrial factories
6. Training institute

Infact in this department which names are above you will not be able as a staff nurse. You can get as a nurse officer position also . And your work pressure also less except hospital duty. So you think what you want to do.

And if you want to become a teacher and and teaching in a nursing college then you have to get MSc degree in nursing dear.

All the best.

Hello Student

You are aspiring for the post of nursing in West Bengal Health services. For this you have t o pass either nurse cum midwifery course or BSC nursing course from any recognised school or colleges which is approved by the Indian nursing Council and the respective state nursing Council. You should be registered him or her self with the respective state nursing Council. You have passed BSc nursing from other state. You will be eligibile for the post of nursing, if the college or nursing school is approved by Indian nursing Council and the respective state nursing Council also.

Hope this helps.

Hello,

To be a military nurse there is following criteria:

• candidate should have passed either B.Sc. (Nursing), Post Basic(PB) B.Sc. (Nursing) or M.Sc. (Nursing) degree from the Indian Nursing Council(INC) recognized University and should be a registered Nurse and Midwife from any State Nursing Council.
• Candidates must be at least of 17 years. And Candidates should not be more than 25 years.
• Fitness required Candidates must be medically fit. The fitness will be checked by Medical Board of Military Medical Officer.

You can become a military nurse by doing BSc nursing from INC recognised Institute or college.

To apply for military BSc nursing exam the candidates should be:

• Only female candidates who are unmarried/ legally separated/ divorcee/ widow without any encumbrances are eligible for Indian Army B.Sc Nursing.
• Candidate must have passed class 12th or equivalent examination in the first attempt (12 years schooling) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as mandatory subjects. The minimum pass percentage required is 55%. Students in their final year of schooling can also apply.
• Candidate must be a citizen of India.
• medical fitness of the candidate will be applicable as per the standards set by the Commission in the Armed Forces.

Hope this helps!!!

Hello student

For UPPSC staff nurse recruitment examination previous years question paper can be downloaded in PDF form from the official website of UPPSC -www.uppsc.up.nic.in.

You can download the previous years question paper with solved answer papers in PDF form

Hope this helps.

Hello,

Respiratory therapists are trained in critical care and cardio-pulmonary medicine. They work therapeutically with people suffering from acute critical conditions, cardiac and pulmonary disease. There are lots of scope available in this field. Being an respiratory therapist you can also be a researcher in this field. So, the salary is more in this field compared to BSc Nursing. Although, BSc Nursing has larger scope but it offered salary amount is low.

Hope it helps!

Good luck!

Hi Aspirant,

Respiratory therapists earn more.So comparitively there are more scopes in Respiratory therapist.You can research as well as treat patients in some really renowned hospitals since it is a high demanded course.You can really earn well after pursuing this course.Next comes BDS where you can set up your own clinic and if you have enough experience and knowledge you can really earn well since you will treat patients in your own clinic and earn accordingly.However bsc nurse has larger scope but less salary.

Hope this information helps!!

Hello Dear,

Bachelor of Science in Nursing is an undergraduate Nursing course. After completing your B.Sc Nursing you can work as

1 Nursing Educator

2 Home Care Nurse

3 Nursing Assistant

4 Nursery School Nurse

B.Sc Nursing is good option after DMLT

Good Luck

Hello Aspirant,

After doing a Bsc. Nursing course:

You may join the Indian Army as Short Service Commissioned officers in the Military Nursing Service. The eligibility is is pass in MSc (Nursing) /PB B Sc (Nursing)/B Sc(Nursing) from INC recognized University and be a registered Nurse and Midwife from a State Nursing Council (You will be required to submit the original and self attested copies of marksheet, passing certificate and valid State Registration certificate at the time of interview). You can get clear information regarding this by visiting their official website.

After 12th:

To join the Nursing College at Armed Forces Medical College where they will undergo BSC in Nursing under military discipline and after which you will be appointed as Nursing Officers with pay scale of nursing officer.For Army Bsc.Nursing , the eligibility is pass in class 12th or equivalent examination in the first attempt (12 years schooling) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as mandatory subjects. The minimum pass percentage required is 55%. Students in their final year of schooling can also apply. After clearing a written examination , you will be called for interview and medical examination.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/indian-army-bsc-nursing-application-form

All the best

Hello, Since the exam is around the corner there is very little we can do now. You cannot just rely on previous questions. But start now since something is better than nothing. First the pattern is you will get 25 marks from - General knowledge, Hindi, English, Aptitude, Science, Math and remaining 75 marks from technical grade questions. So focus on any question bank for the technical grade questions and not just the previous year questions. Don't think about the result and focus on learning today itself and keep in mind that it will help someday.

Best wishes.