B.Sc

Hi Nirmal,
It depends on a lot of factors like which university you are applying to, the desired programme, your financial situation, career plans, etc. You know that your academic background is not too competitive, but a very exceptional personal statement, essays and recommendation letters will push your application. Your IELTS is low for an MS course, in fact, you should take TOEFL. If the course you want to do demands another test like GRE, you have to take it. After you have submitted the application, the university will send you the offer letter, it depends on the university totally. You can then apply for the visa only after you get the offer letter.

There are plenty of areas where you can explore your possibilities:
* Home care helpers- They provide health service to old people, aiding those people who prefer to go through the recovery process.
* Home nursing aides- Also known as unlicensed or geriatric nursing aides, the execute regular responsibility of a nurse under the guidance of senior nursing staff.
* Psychiatric aides- As the name itself suggests, they nurse emotionally distressed or disturbed patients.
At present, it is being said that there is a little difference if you have a B.Sc. Degree or Diploma, as the demand for trained nurses is very high.
A B.Sc. degree, in general, enables an individual to work at different workplaces, hospital, outpatient clinics, community or school, health care centres, etc.