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ankur dabur

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Hello Srijita,
You can go for B.Sc Nursing which is a very rewarding career in foreign countries like Canada and Australia. You can earn a handsome amount of salary even more than 1 lakh because a registered nurse salary in Australia is 40-50 dollar per hour and it will be according to your dream and there are many further study option from Masters of nursing to Doctorate of nursing so, you can assume your salary after that. I also want to go in the same field.
Thanks.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

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1.Sahrdaya College of Engineering and Technology
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Engineering College Kozhikode, Kerala

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n chaitanya

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If you wish to join in the government sector after B.Sc MLT, then go for M.Sc in public health as there will be huge openings in UPSC or else you can go for hospital as a lab technician.

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n chaitanya

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B.Sc in medical lab technician (MLT) is better than BPT because after MLT, you can pursue M.Sc in public health. There will be more chances of getting central government jobs called UPSC but in BPT, the scope is very less.

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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle

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Hi Sabi,
There are 2 options-
1. You can do a 1 year Bachelor of Nursing for registered Nurses from UCOL. This is a 1 year course, and costs NZ$17065/-.
But to work as a nurse in NZ you will need to apply for registration with the nursing council of NZ. To obtain NZ registration as a nurse, you will need to undertake what is known as a Competency Assessment Programme (CAP) through a nursing school. (this can be done at UCOL).2. You could do a Bachelor of Nursing Degree for Overseas Registered Nurses from Wintec or EIT. This is a 2 years course. You will receive hospital placements during this course. Once you complete this course, you wi

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ambreen khan

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Applications are usually made available in the month of May. Request you to visit the individual website for further details.
VMMC -http://www.vmmc-sjh.nic.in/forms/contentpage_college.aspx?lid=2529
RML - http://www.rmlnlu.ac.in/

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ambreen khan

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Applications are usually made available in the month of May. Request you to visit the individual website for further details.
VMMC -http://www.vmmc-sjh.nic.in/forms/contentpage_college.aspx?lid=2529
RML - http://www.rmlnlu.ac.in/

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