Nursing

Yes, a lot of private nursing institutes in Delhi provide scholarships to meritorious students in their own capacity, and some are associated with schemes of the government and state governments, both for the general category and reserved categories. 

No. You cannot work as a Registered Nurse in Canada without passing the NCLEX-RN exam. Passing this registration test is mandatory. It is required for all internationally educated nurses for getting a provincial license.

No. You cannot work as a Registered Nurse in Canada without passing the NCLEX-RN exam. Passing this registration test is mandatory. It is required for all internationally educated nurses for getting a provincial license.

NEET is not mandatory for BSc Nursing in most private colleges in Bangalore. Admissions are usually merit-based on Class 12 marks or through state-level exams like KCET and KEA. However, a few colleges affiliated to RGUHS do their separate entrance exam and a few top colleges like NIMHANS do not accept RGUHS marks and have separate entrance exams. Please check the admission requirement with the individual college.

Yes, nursing students in Patna can get several scholarship schemes. The Bihar government offers Post-Matric Scholarships for SC, ST, and OBC students studying in recognised institutions. The Central Government's National Scholarship Portal has multiple scholarship schemes for minority students, economically weaker section students, and students with disabilities. The Prime Minister's Scholarship Scheme and various state government schemes are also available. 

For most private nursing colleges in Patna, admission is based directly on Class 12 marks without any entrance exam. However, for government nursing colleges and seats, Bihar may conduct a state-level entrance or merit-based selection through AKU or the state health department. Some central institutions in Patna like AIIMS Patna have their own nursing entrance exams for B.Sc Nursing.

The duration of Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology Bachelor of Nursing course is 3 years. While studying this course, students can learn via classroom learning, clinical lab placements, and simulation labs. The tuition fee for this course is around INR 8 lakh. After this course, students can work as a Registered Nurse in Hospitals, Aged Care, and Community settings. 

Once BSc Nursing is completed, there are a number of great choices for higher studies. The most sought after option is MSc Nursing, which is a 2 year Post-Graduate Nursing Program with specializations in Medical-Surgical Nursing, Pediatrics Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, Obstetric and Gynecological Nursing and Community Health Nursing. After MSc, a nursing educator, researcher or senior clinical specialist can be pursued. Another option is Post Basic BSc Nursing which can be pursued if previously GNM had done. For management positions, MBA in Hospital Administration is a very good choice as well among Nursing Graduates.