Health & Nutrition

The pay scale varies depending on the area of location, education and experience. For instance, a nutritionist in a small town would be paid less as compared to one working in a metro, while a dietician in a hospital may earn less than a dietician with his or her own practice.
A fresher can earn between Rs. 15,000 to 20,000 per month. After gaining a good experience, you may touch Rs 30,000 plus. In government hospitals, with the Sixth Pay Commission, the salaries have risen to Rs. 25,000. Nutritionists working in the private sector will have differing pay amounts.

While there may be a lot of different choices, the MBA in Healthcare Management is becoming a popular healthcare track for future leaders who want to enter a growing industry that is worth an estimated $2.26 trillion dollars. If you are comparing different MBAs and you are weighing the advantages of each, an MBA in Healthcare Management outweighs the rest by far, if you are interested in Nutrition health management.

Graduates have handful of PG courses to choose from. M.Sc. and PG Diploma courses can be used to specialize in disciplines such as-
Clinical Nutrition
Paediatric Nutrition
Public Health Nutrition
Food Science/Technology
Sports Nutrition/Dietetics
Gerontological Nutrition
Renal Nutrition
Some of the well known PG courses available in India are- M.Sc. Clinical Nutrition, M.Sc. Food Science, M.Sc. Public Health Nutrition, M.Sc. in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics, PG Diploma in Therapeutic Nutrition, PG Diploma in Sports Science and Nutrition, PG Diploma in Food Science and Nutrition.

Graduates have handful of PG courses to choose from. M.Sc. and PG Diploma courses can be used to specialize in disciplines such as-
Clinical Nutrition
Paediatric Nutrition
Public Health Nutrition
Food Science/Technology
Sports Nutrition/Dietetics
Gerontological Nutrition
Renal Nutrition

You need to have a Bachelor's degree in health, nutrition or a related field, such as dietetics or food service system management. Many states require nutritionists to obtain and update special certifications, while others require completion of exams to prove knowledge and skills. Make sure you research your state's requirements and procedures before moving forward with training.

It would be really tough to give you the syllabus of M.Sc in nutrition and dietetics entrance exam.
You can get the details of the entrance exam from the students studying here:
Link to official website: http://www.gbpuat.ac.in/.

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There are many career opportunities after M.Sc in nutrition like you can be a Menu Planner-Monitoring the food Preparation, Management Dietician or Nutritionist, Clinical and Therapeutic Dietician, Researcher - Universities, Specialist Institutions and Hospitals, Public Health and Community Dietician, Assist. Manager, Quality Manager, Preserving Supervisor, Teacher and Professor, Article Writer and Columnist.