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Student Expert
27th Jun, 2019
Hey,
B.Sc in Nursing is a four-year long undergraduate programme. The minimum eligibility criteria is 12th level of education in Physics,Chemistry and Biology.
After B.Sc Nursing you can work in both government hospitals or public sector coorporation. You can also work in Defence and railway hospitals with allowances higher than public central and state government hospitals. If you get more qualifications like M.Sc and PhD,your career prospects will become better.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
B.Sc in Nursing is a four-year long undergraduate programme. The minimum eligibility criteria is 12th level of education in Physics,Chemistry and Biology.
After B.Sc Nursing you can work in both government hospitals or public sector coorporation. You can also work in Defence and railway hospitals with allowances higher than public central and state government hospitals. If you get more qualifications like M.Sc and PhD,your career prospects will become better.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
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Student Expert
26th Jun, 2019
This course focuses on reinstating health and providing care to the sick. It is a great career option for those intending to go for higher studies better their prospects. After finishing BSc in Nursing they can opt for MSc in nursing which will improve their prospects in the job market.
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If I have done Gnm & post basic bsc nursing what will be my qualification in career market? And
Did Indian Gnm&postbasic bsc nursing is valued in abroad eg:- Europe, UAE etc?
Did Indian Gnm&postbasic bsc nursing is valued in abroad eg:- Europe, UAE etc?
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