B.Sc

If you have completed your studies in B.Sc Nursing, you should definitely try to get more work experience in this field. The best part of this field is that nurses never remain unemployed. They easily get job in health care organizations and hospital. This is the field, where you may get government job easily, where there is immense job security. You can also opt for higher studies. I have mentioned a few courses which you can pursue after B.Sc. Nursing:
PG Degree courses
M. Sc (Master of Science in Nursing) 2 years
Doctoral courses
M.Phil (Master of Science in Nursing) 1 year (Full time)
M. Phil (Master of Science in Nursing) 2 year (part time)
Ph.D (Doctor in Philosophy) 3 to 5 years
After the completion of any of these courses, you may get a respectful position and good platform to boost career in nursing care.

Admission to the course at various private institutes of the country is based on the candidates performance in a relevant entrance test and round of personal interview. The IHMs of the country however, follow their own admission process. All applicants are required to appear for an All-India Joint Entrance Examination conducted by NCHM (National Council for Hotel Management). Shortlisted candidates are further needed to appear for and qualify the subsequent round of interview conducted at various centers all over the country.
Candidates wishing to apply for the course need to fulfill the following minimum eligibility criteria:
10+2 level of education completed from a recognised educational Board.
English as one of the main subjects at the 10+2 level.
A minimum aggregate score of 50% at the Senior Secondary (10+2) level.