Nursing

Hi Anaya,
Both are equally good courses you have to choose according to your interest only. The veterinarians are in high demand in countries like Canada, US, Australia, etc. The career scope of veterinary science is large and is growing faster day by day as people tend to become pet-friendly in nature. The veterinarians work in private clinics, animal hospitals, and laboratories.
On the other hand, after completion of the nursing course, there are various career opportunities available. The nurses can get jobs in both government and private sectors. Mostly they work in areas like government and private hospitals, nursing homes, old age homes, orphanages, various industries, sanatoriums and armed forces.
In B.Sc (Agri) you will study subjects: agriculture science, use of modern scientific equipment and techniques in agriculture, land surveying, soil science, water resource management, animal and poultry management, basics of biotechnology etc. This program aims at combining concepts of biology, technology and Agriculture Science to boost Agricultural Productivity.
There are a lot of career options in both the government and private sector. In the government sector, State Agriculture Departments and public sector banks recruit graduates to fill up officer level posts. In private sector, you can find jobs such as managers at plantations, as officers at fertilizer manufacturing firms, agriculture machinery industries, agricultural products marketing firms, food processing units etc. The average salary range lies between 2 to 4.5 Lakh rupees/year.
So, it depends on where your interest lies and then you can take a call accordingly.

Hi Anaya,
Both are equally good courses you have to choose according to your interest only. The veterinarians are in high demand in countries like Canada, US, Australia, etc. The career scope of veterinary science is large and is growing faster day by day as people tend to become pet-friendly in nature. The veterinarians work in private clinics, animal hospitals, and laboratories.
On the other hand, after completion of the nursing course, there are various career opportunities available. The nurses can get jobs in both government and private sectors. Mostly they work in areas like government and private hospitals, nursing homes, old age homes, orphanages, various industries, sanatoriums and armed forces.
In B.Sc (Agri) you will study subjects: agriculture science, use of modern scientific equipment and techniques in agriculture, land surveying, soil science, water resource management, animal and poultry management, basics of biotechnology etc. This program aims at combining concepts of biology, technology and Agriculture Science to boost Agricultural Productivity.
There are a lot of career options in both the government and private sector. In the government sector, State Agriculture Departments and public sector banks recruit graduates to fill up officer level posts. In private sector, you can find jobs such as managers at plantations, as officers at fertilizer manufacturing firms, agriculture machinery industries, agricultural products marketing firms, food processing units etc. The average salary range lies between 2 to 4.5 Lakh rupees/year.
So, it depends on where your interest lies and then you can take a call accordingly.

Hi Selina,
After GNM, one may register with State Nurse Registration Council as R.N.R.M. After this, one may work and gain some work experience. This qualification can be used to join B.Sc. Nursing (Post Basic) program offered by INC recognized institutes. After completing the B.Sc. program, one will be awarded a Nursing Degree.
Using this Nursing Degree, one may find a job in India or abroad. If you want to study further, you may go for the following courses:
M.Sc. in Nursing
PG Diploma in Nursing
The above mentioned PG programs can be used to specialize in any one of the many nursing specialties available. If one wants to go for further advanced programs, M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs are available.

Hi Selina,
After GNM, one may register with State Nurse Registration Council as R.N.R.M. After this, one may work and gain some work experience. This qualification can be used to join B.Sc. Nursing (Post Basic) program offered by INC recognized institutes. After completing the B.Sc. program, one will be awarded a Nursing Degree.
Using this Nursing Degree, one may find a job in India or abroad. If you want to study further, you may go for the following courses:
M.Sc. in Nursing
PG Diploma in Nursing
The above mentioned PG programs can be used to specialize in any one of the many nursing specialties available. If one wants to go for further advanced programs, M.Phil. and Ph.D. programs are available.

Hi Reshma,
The scope of Public Health is dynamic and ever changing and in coming decades there will always be need of public health professionals. The government schemes such as National Health Mission, Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karykram, etc. requires lot's of trained public health professional so we can assume there will be a number of contractual jobs and few permanent jobs. Secondly, scope lies in health care analytic, big data, GIS as we have just started with Integrated Disease Surveillance Program which is being established as a CDC like surveillance system in India. The above mentioned also has a broad level of application in consulting firms, policy related research and evidence generation.
Further, research is one more of the avenues which is slowly coming up in form of research based jobs, research networks and public health labs some of the research firms are PHFI, INCLEN, JPAL Poverty Lab, NHRC. The immense grass-roots action in form of not for profits requires constant level of entry and mid level jobs for MPH graduates. The insurance sector with its boom due to the opening of the sector to international players offers a number of job openings.