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a year agoContributor-Level 10
You cannot become a dietitian after doing a certificate in a Food and Nutrition course.
In India, becoming a registered dietitian requires completion of a recognised Bachelor's or Master's degree in Nutrition and Dietetics or a related field, along with specific practical training and passing a qualifying exam conducted by the Indian Dietetic Association (IDA) or other relevant authorities.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Combining a Dietitian Diploma with a BSc in Anaesthesia can indeed broaden your career prospects within the healthcare sector. Having expertise in both anaesthesia and dietetics can make you a versatile healthcare professional, capable of addressing various aspects of patient care.
With dual qualifications, you can explore roles not only in hospitals but also in wellness centers, rehabilitation facilities, or private practice where both anesthesia care and nutritional guidance are valued. Understanding both aspects—nutrition and anesthesia—can contribute to better patient outcomes, especially in cases where specific di
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
You can study an online programme in Ayurvedic diet and nutrition after finishing the BNYS course, which will aid in your understanding of diet planning, nutrition, and Ayurvedic principles. Following this course, you can start a food supplementary company or work as a clinical nutritionist, nutrition coach, or public health nutritionist.
If you are interested in learning more, there are more courses available, including courses on Ayurvedic cooking, sports nutrition, nutritional counseling, and herbal medicines through an Ayurvedic herbology course.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The average salary of a Dietitian is 5.1 LPA while that of a Nutritionist is 3.4 LPA.
In India, the salary difference between dietitians and nutritionists can vary based on several factors, including education, experience, employer, location, and specialization. However, in many cases, dietitians might have slightly higher earning potential compared to nutritionists.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, after completing a BSc in Nutrition in India, you can open your clinic, provided you might need to obtain certification or licensing from relevant authorities or professional bodies to practice as a nutritionist or dietitian, depending on the state or region you plan to work in.
It's also essential to have a strong foundation in nutrition Science, Dietetics, and related fields to provide accurate advice and guidance to your clients. Further certifications, workshops, or specialisation courses can add value to your practice.
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
No, you can't because GNM is not a degree rather a Diploma, and an undergraduate degree is mandatory for admission in any post-graduation/ Masters' programme.
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 8
You can fill the fresh choices again and go for 2nd round of counseling, as there are high chances of getting a seat as almost 40% of candidates don't join and would be opting for a government college in their state round.
Those who are not allotted seat in the first round but are already registered need not re-register or pay again for the second round. For rest of the candidates, new registration facility will be available. The choices submitted in the first round will be treated as null and void and fresh choices will have to be made for seat allotment in the second round.
Or They'll consider you for the second round of counselling if
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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
Candidates are required to fulfil the following basic eligibility criteria to pursue Dietetics and Nutrition course at UG and PG levels-
Undergraduate (UG):
Candidates must have passed class 12th from an approved educational board with Biology/Chemistry/Physics as the major subjects.
Students are required to get a minimum aggregate score of 50 percent in their Class 12th or equivalent.
Some colleges/universities also accept Botany / Computer Science / Biochemistry / Zoology as the major subjects studied in Class 12th.
Postgraduate (PG):
Candidates must have passed graduation or equivalent degree in a pertinent discipline completed from an ap
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2 years agoScholar-Level 17
B.Sc Nutrition and Dietetics is a three-year-long undergraduate programme that deals with nutrition, food science, and dietetics which are essential to lead an ailment-less life. The course provides major insights into food microbiology and nutrition, essential in maintaining a proper healthy diet daily. There are many job opportunities available for students after the completion of the course. Some of the titles students can start with include Nutrition, dietician, fitness expert, and more.
or admission in the B.Sc in Nutrition and Dietetics course, students need to be aware of the eligibility criteria, such as aspirants must complete
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