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The Pharmacovigilance course comes under the Pharmacy stream. The pharmaceutical Science about the 'collection, detection, assessment, monitoring, and prevention' of adverse effects with pharmaceutical goods is known as pharmacovigilance, commonly referred to as drug safety. Pharmacovigilance courses are available at many levels such as UG, PG, Doctorate, etc.Depending on the Pharmacovigilance course, bachelor's studies last three to four years. Like other courses, the master's programmes last for two years. Most Certification programmes last between six months and a year.Pharmacokinetics, Drug Delivery Systems, Regulatory Affairs
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Paramedical courses and Nursing are two distinct fields within the healthcare industry. While both involve providing care to patients, there are significant differences between the two in terms of training, scope of practice, and career opportunities.Candidates can look at the table below to know the comparison between the two courses.ParticularsParamedical CoursesNursingCourse LevelUG, PG, Diploma & CertificateUG, PG, Diploma & PhDCourse Duration3-4 years2 years - 3 yearsAverage feeDiploma courses - INR 35,000 to INR 40,000 Bachelor's degree - INR 60,000 (per annum) Master's degree - INR 40,000 to INR 50,000 INR 20, 000
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The choice between the two depends on your interest in direct patient care (which Nursing primarily focuses on) versus a broader understanding of diagnostic, therapeutic, and technical aspects of healthcare (covered in paramedical courses). Candidates can check the table below to see the comparison between BSc Nursing and BSc in Paramedical courses.ParticularsBSc Paramedical coursesBSc NursingCourse LevelUGUGCourse Duration3 years4 yearsAverage feeINR 60,000 (per annum) INR 8,500 to INR 1.3 LakhEntrance ExamNEET PG, CUET, NEET, IPU CET, INI CET, NEET MDS, etc.KCET, NEET, CUET, AIIMS Paramedical, IPU CET, BVP CET, AIIMS Nursin
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Determining the college with the absolute the lowest fees for BSc Nursing can be challenging as fee structures can change, and various factors contribute to fee differences, including government subsidies, location, and institution type.However, candidates can check the table below to see the colleges offering the lowest BSc Nursing course fees.College NameTotal Fees (in INRJIPMER Puducherry 4.8 KArmed Forces Medical College80 KGovernment Medical College, Nagpur35.2 KKGMU48 KGMCH Chandigarh38.32 KAIIMS Nagpur 2.4 KAIIMS Delhi2.4 KBangalore Medical College and Research Institute50.6 KAIIMS Patna2.4 K

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The salary of a BSc Nursing in a government hospital in India can vary based on several factors such as experience, location, and the specific hospital or healthcare institution. Salaries are often structured according to government pay scales and can also be influenced by additional allowances and benefits.Entry-Level: INR 25,000 - 35,000 (per month)Mid-Level: INR 40,000 - 60,000 (per month)Senior-Level: INR 60,000 - 1 Lacs (per month)

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After completing BSc Nursing, there are several career options available for individuals who do not wish to pursue an MSc Nursing. Here are some alternative career paths:Public Health Nursing: Public health nurses work in community settings, focusing on preventive healthcare and health promotion.Nurse Educator: Nurses can pursue a career in education by becoming nurse educators.Clinical Research Coordinator: Individuals with a nursing background can work as clinical research coordinators, helping to manage and coordinate clinical trials and research studies.Healthcare Administration/Management: Some nurses transition into healthca
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No, the role of performing surgical procedures is typically reserved for medical doctors with the appropriate qualifications, such as those holding an MS degree. Nurses, including those with a BSc in Nursing, are not authorized to independently perform surgeries.Nurses in India, including BSc Nursing-qualified nurses, play a crucial role in the healthcare system, but their responsibilities are generally focused on patient care, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, assisting doctors, and managing various aspects of patient care. 

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After completing Class 12, if candidates are interested in pursuing a nursing career, they have several options to choose from. The best Nursing specialisation depends on one's interests, strengths, and career goals. Here are some popular nursing specializations candidates can consider:CoursesDetailsBSc NursingA Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc Nursing) is an undergraduate degree programme that prepares individuals to become registered nurses (RNs).Psychiatry and Mental Health NursingPsychiatry and Mental Health Nursing are specialised fields within nursing and healthcare that focus on providing care and support to individuals exper
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BSc Nursing and MBBS are two distinct academic programs in the field of healthcare. While both degrees lead to careers in the medical field, there are significant differences between them in terms of scope, curriculum, and job opportunities.Candidates can check the table below to know the comparison between the two.ParticularsBSc NursingMBBSCourse LevelUGUGCourse Duration4 years5 yearsCourse FeesINR 8,500 to INR 1.3 lakhs INR 25,000 to INR 1.15 croreEntrance ExamsNEET UG, AIIMS Nursing, PGIMER Nursing, CMC Ludhiana BSc Nursing, Indian Army Nursing, JIPMER Nursing, KGMU Nursing, RUHS Nursing, BHU Nursing, Jamia Hamdard Nursing 
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No, it is not necessary to appear for NEET to get admission to BSc Nursing. Many colleges conduct their own entrance exam for admission to BSc Nursing courses offered by them.You can pursue Nursing right after your class 12 exam with 45% marks in Science (PCBE) from any recognised board. (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English). BSc Nursing is a Degree Course to pursue a career in Nursing. The course is divided into two parts- Basic and Post-Basic with a course duration of 4 and 2 years, respectively.

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