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Hareesh B
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Hi,
You can pursue Nursing Courses after XIIth as B.Sc Nursing. Then later you can pursue M.Sc in Nursing.
Here I have provided a link which helps you to know the Entrance Exam for Nursing Career.
https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/m.mapsofindia.com/education/career/nursing-amppage.html
You can pursue Nursing Courses after XIIth as B.Sc Nursing. Then later you can pursue M.Sc in Nursing.
Here I have provided a link which helps you to know the Entrance Exam for Nursing Career.
https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/m.mapsofindia.com/education/career/nursing-amppage.html
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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding course eligibility for B.Sc Nursing at Raj Kumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing in Delhi. You can also download their brochure which contains details regarding application dates and admission process for B.Sc. Nursing in 2018.
https://www.shiksha.com/nursing/nursing-midwifery/course/b-sc-hons-in-nursing-raj-kumari-amrit-kaur-college-of-nursing-lajpat-nagar-delhi-293026
https://www.shiksha.com/nursing/nursing-midwifery/course/b-sc-hons-in-nursing-raj-kumari-amrit-kaur-college-of-nursing-lajpat-nagar-delhi-293026
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rahul r
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B.Sc. (Nursing): Eligibility Criteria
Candidates who wish to pursue B.Sc Nursing course are required to fulfill the below mentioned eligibility criteria.
B.Sc (Basic) - Candidates should pass 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry and Biology and he/she should be medically fit.
B.Sc (Post-Basic) Candidates should pass 10+2 in PCB. Those who have passed 10+1 are also eligible for admission. He/She must have obtained a certificate in General Nursing and Midwifery and registered as R.N.R.M (Registered Nurse Registered Midwife) with the State Nurses Registration Council. Also, a proof of training by Indian Nursing Council or equivalent is required in t
Candidates who wish to pursue B.Sc Nursing course are required to fulfill the below mentioned eligibility criteria.
B.Sc (Basic) - Candidates should pass 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry and Biology and he/she should be medically fit.
B.Sc (Post-Basic) Candidates should pass 10+2 in PCB. Those who have passed 10+1 are also eligible for admission. He/She must have obtained a certificate in General Nursing and Midwifery and registered as R.N.R.M (Registered Nurse Registered Midwife) with the State Nurses Registration Council. Also, a proof of training by Indian Nursing Council or equivalent is required in t
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rahul r
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B.Sc. Nursing is the most preferred UG course among nursing aspirants. B.Sc. course opens doors of opportunities in front of students. After completing B.Sc., one may venture into the teaching sector (educator). This qualification helps them have access to professionals posts like educator, specialist, consultant or administrator.
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Hareesh B
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Hi,
You can do PG degree courses. Then, later doctoral courses.
PG degree courses like:
M.Sc (Master of Science in Nursing) - 2 years.
Doctoral Courses like:
M.Phil (Master of Science) – 1 year (Full time)
M.Phil (Master of Science) - 2 year (Part time)
PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) - 3-5 years.
OR
You can be a specialist in one of the fields of Nursing like:
Neurological Nursing
Ophthalmic Nursing
Leprosy Nursing
Neurosurgical Nursing
Paediatric Nursing
Critical Care Nursing
Neonatal Nursing
Nursing Education and Administration
Rehabilitation Nursing
You can do PG degree courses. Then, later doctoral courses.
PG degree courses like:
M.Sc (Master of Science in Nursing) - 2 years.
Doctoral Courses like:
M.Phil (Master of Science) – 1 year (Full time)
M.Phil (Master of Science) - 2 year (Part time)
PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) - 3-5 years.
OR
You can be a specialist in one of the fields of Nursing like:
Neurological Nursing
Ophthalmic Nursing
Leprosy Nursing
Neurosurgical Nursing
Paediatric Nursing
Critical Care Nursing
Neonatal Nursing
Nursing Education and Administration
Rehabilitation Nursing
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Gaurav DiwanEducationalist & Wildlife activist @9039777931
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Dear Sanjeeta,
Yes, it is possible if you satisfy the eligibility criteria of the UGC.
You can refer to Distance Education Bureau (DEB) for the list of universities approved for distance education in India.
Yes, it is possible if you satisfy the eligibility criteria of the UGC.
You can refer to Distance Education Bureau (DEB) for the list of universities approved for distance education in India.
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