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Parul Thapa
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Yes, you can pursue an MBBS degree after completing a GNM Diploma in India, but there are specific steps and requirements you need to meet:Candidates must meet the basic eligibility criteria for MBBS.Admission to MBBS programs in India is based on the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Candidates must be at least 17 years old at the time of admission.
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Shailja Rawat
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BSc at Annamalai University is offered with various specialisations for students to choose from. Some of the specialisations include Agriculture, Horticulture, MLT, Nursing, and more. The career prospects would differ based on the choice of specialisation. One of the most promising branches is Nursing. Tabulated below are the various job titles that students can pursue after graduating with BSc in Nursing, and their respective salaries:Job ProfileAverage SalaryRegistered NursesINR 3 LPANursing PractitionersINR 3.4 LPAHome NurseINR 2.8 LPA to INR 3 LPAPublic Health NursesINR 6 to INR 7 LPAICU NursesINR 3 LPA
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Parul Thapa
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A post basic BSc Nursing programme offers expanded knowledge and skills to registered nurses, enabling them to specialize in various areas within nursing. The scope of post basic BSc Nursing is diverse and can include:Specializations: It allows nurses to specialize in areas such as critical care, emergency nursing, pediatric nursing, psychiatric nursing, obstetrics and gynecology, community health nursing, oncology nursing, etc.Career Advancement: It provides opportunities for career advancement, allowing nurses to take on leadership roles, become nurse educators, nurse practitioners, nurse administrators, or clinical specialists.Clini
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Vani Chugh
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A BSc in nursing opens up a wide range of employment possibilities and professional opportunities. After earning a BSc in nursing from a reputable college, one can work as a registered nurse in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities. Students have a variety of employment opportunities, including teaching and research.
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Vani Chugh
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The top 5 private nursing colleges are listed below with their total tuition fee: Private CollegesTotal Tuition FeeEast Point Group of InstitutionsINR 3 lakh- INR 6 lakhAcharya Institute of Health SciencesINR 2 lakh- INR 3 lakhSt. John’s National Academy of Health SciencesINR 1 lakh- INR 3 lakhEbenezer Group of InstitutionsINR 7 lakh
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Siddhartha Arya
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BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and nursing are two distinct fields with different career paths, job prospects, and scopes in India. BBA is a management course that prepares graduates for various roles in the corporate sector, including marketing, sales, finance, human resources, and operations. The course curriculum focuses on developing business acumen, leadership skills, communication skills, and problem- solving abilities. BBA graduates can seek employment in private or public sector organizations, startups, banks, consulting firms, and multinational corporations.
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