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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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The eligibility for M.Sc nursing course:
The candidates should complete their B.Sc degree under any registered university in respective subject in Science stream.
The marks of admission for this course vary according to different universities. In various colleges and universities, there is an entrance exam for admission of courses.
Generally, for work experience, they require 1 year of experience in a hospital or community health program or in a school or college of nursing.
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Since you completed your B.Sc, by now you should really know what do you want to do in future and accordingly decide what to study. Further studies in Nursing, Community Health programs, Public Health, etc. can be seen.
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