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Rishav SoodAlways here & happy to help u..... : )®
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Hi Amit,
No, there shall be no negative marking in KGMU for the B.Sc. Nursing exam.
Thanks.
No, there shall be no negative marking in KGMU for the B.Sc. Nursing exam.
Thanks.
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Pallavi Jain
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Eligibility is 10+2 from recognized board and from Science stream. B.Sc Nursing is a Degree programme (Bachelor of Science Degree). INC (Indian Nursing Council) is the body governing the aspects of nursing education in India. B.Sc Nursing course follows the syllabus prescribed by the INC. Nurses usually work in healthcare setups such as hospitals (Government and Private), clinics, nursing homes & NGOs. They are also capable of providing services at rural & community level healthcare initiatives and schemes.
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Manik Bhatnagar
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Hi, Please confirm the college name in which you wish to pursue this course for better understanding. The approximate fees varies from INR 50,000 to 5,00,000 depending upon the college. Thanks.
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Shabana Bee
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No, they will only take admission through NEET, no other examination will be held. Previously, they use to conduct their own entrance exams, like JIPMER and AIIMS, but now only possible way to get admission is through NEET. Hope it helps.
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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!
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Yes, they conduct a separate test.
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Anubha Puri
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You will have to fill the form and then appear for entrance exam. Please refer to the link below for details information:
http://gsn.gitam.edu/images/NPCCProspectus.pdf
http://gsn.gitam.edu/images/NPCCProspectus.pdf
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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Hi Anindita, KGMU that is, King George's Medical University offers B.Sc. Nursing and conducts it's own entrance exam. KGMU is a reputed university where students struggle for admissions as it offers MBBS and BDS courses as well. The university comes under state government of Uttar Pradesh. The governor of UP is the Chancellor of the university, currently. For details of admission in B.Sc. Nursing in KGMU, kindly follow the link below. https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/www.shiksha.com/university/king-george-s-medical-university/exams/amp/kgmu-b-sc-nursing-entrance-exam.
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Pranjal Arya
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Hi Abey,
In India, male nurses are primarily appointed in psychiatry, operation theatre, male wards or emergency wards, etc. They are particularly considered for ambulance calls as it needs certain strength to lift patients. The entire discussion here will focus on what kind of opportunities do the male nurses have in India based on the B.Sc. Nursing degree.
A B.Sc. Degree, in general, enables an individual to work at different workplaces, hospitals outpatient clinics, community or schools, healthcare centres, etc. The scope for males in nursing line has increased. So much has already been said about male nursing as an evolving professi
In India, male nurses are primarily appointed in psychiatry, operation theatre, male wards or emergency wards, etc. They are particularly considered for ambulance calls as it needs certain strength to lift patients. The entire discussion here will focus on what kind of opportunities do the male nurses have in India based on the B.Sc. Nursing degree.
A B.Sc. Degree, in general, enables an individual to work at different workplaces, hospitals outpatient clinics, community or schools, healthcare centres, etc. The scope for males in nursing line has increased. So much has already been said about male nursing as an evolving professi
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