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Manisha Pandey

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No, students who are planning to apply for MPT at Dr. DY Patil College of Physiotherapy must have a four-year BPT degree, B.Sc. Nursing degree is not acceptable. Apart from this he/ she must be a member of Indian Association of Physiotherapist and member of state council of Physiotherapist. 

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Bhavya Jain

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According to Ambitionbox, the average salary of a staff nurse is around 2.9 LPA. An ICU nurse earns around 3.3 Lacs annually. An ICU nurse has more certifications and experience that's why they're paid higher than a regular staff nurse.

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Nishtha Shukla

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DY Patil Navi Mumbai offers admission in MSc Nursing course based on merit of the candidates. One must complete BSc Nursing or Post Basic Nursing for admission. Aspirants must also have one-year work experience. 

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Umar Sikandri

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Yes, admission to Nursing at Galgotias University can be done through the university's own admission process in many cases, without CNET, subject to eligibility and seat availability.
Applicants must meet 12th Science requirements and complete counseling and document verification.

 

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Bhavya Jain

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The Chief Nursing Officers (CNO) and Nursing Superintendents/Directors in central government roles are the highest paid positions in India. According to Ambition Box, their salary ranges from 16 LPA to 18 LPA. On average CNO makes 16.9L annually. The top 10% and 1% make 22 LPA and 37 LPA, respectively.

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Bhavya Jain

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Subjects like Anatomy and Pysiology are very important to learn in BSc Nursing. These subjects teach students the basics of modern medicine. To become a good nurse, students should master these subjects. Microbiology and Pathalogy are also important.

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Bhavya Jain

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The healthcare industry is an ever evolving one. New hospitals are cropping up everyday, and the already established, esteemed ones are expanding at a high pace. A high demand for nursing graduates has been observed in multiple countries like USA, Canada, Australia and Germany. A BSc graduate has multiple options other than hospitals and healthcare. They can work in academic, research, corporate, and pharmacology sectors. 

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Bhavya Jain

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The healthcare industry is an ever evolving one. New hospitals are cropping up everyday, and the already established, esteemed ones are expanding at a high pace. A high demand for nursing graduates has been observed in multiple countries like USA, Canada, Australia and Germany. A BSc graduate has multiple options other than hospitals and healthcare. They can work in academic, research, corporate, and pharmacology sectors. 

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Tasbiya Khan

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It is very important and should never be ignored. Before taking admission, check for nursing schools INC approval. INC refers to Indian Nursing Council, which is a national regulatory body for nursing education in India. Nursing colleges not approved by INC will make your degree invalid. Therefore, you cannot register with the Karnataka State Nursing Council - otherwise you can't work as nurse in India or take exams abroad. It is recommended to check for INC acceptance from official INC website itself without paying any money or signing any document with the nursing school.

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