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Indian Nursing Council (INC) was constituted by Govt of India with an objective of establishing uniform standards of training for Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors. You have to check whether your institution or college from where you have obtained your Nursing certificate is a recognised or approved one or not. The members of INC are selected from the head of the institutions of approved or recognised Nursing institutions, Medical Council of India (MCI), Indian Medical Association (IMA) and Association of Registered Nurses in India.
The detailed information regarding INC and it's recognised institutions can be obtained in t
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Joining an NGO for an Undergraduate should not be difficult, especially in the nursing field. Mostly, people volunteer to work for NGOs for little or no salary, and NGOs are willing to accept these individuals to work for them. You can also check online for the criteria to join the NGO which you wish to join. Mostly, individuals join NGOs to further add to their skill set and to gain relevant work experience which they can use to rejoin the industry at a later stage.
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