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Anushree Bhargava

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You should get your caste certificate ready before counselling starts for B.Sc nursing admissions. some colleges ask for it during application itself. So it's safer to have it early make sure it's in the correct format issued by a valid authority or it might not be accepted

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Alisha Alam

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You can check on official website of AIIMS. All the PYQs are there you can easily download any entrance exam.

 

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Alisha Alam

Contributor-Level 6

There is the syllabus for AIIMS M.Sc nursing entrance exam you can check on official website  AIIMS  and download the all syllabus 

I can elaborate few of syllabus given below the details.

health systems, environmental health

Child Health: Neonatal care, growth, disease management

Midwifery & Obstetrics: Embryology, antenatal/postnatal care

Mental Health Nursing: Mental disorder classifications, hygiene practices Research & Statistics: Research methods, biostatistics, data usageNursing Management: Health education, nursing services, organizational skills

 

Others: Pharmacology

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Baskaran M

Contributor-Level 9

After B.Sc Nursing:

- *Courses*: Diploma (Critical Care, Cardiovascular, Nursing Administration), PG Diploma (Emergency, Mental Health), MSc (Nursing, Public Health)

- *Abroad Opportunities*: High demand in USA, UK, Australia

- *Salaries*: UK (£35,910), USA ($93,600), Australia (AUD 135,000).

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Alisha Alam

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Yes, SC or ST take the benefits when applying  Dr.Hedgewar college of nursing. 

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Saksham Tiwari

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In Berhampur and Ganjam, for nursing, the most commonly sought-after and recognised courses are the B.Sc Nursing (four-year degree) and GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery, a three-year diploma). B.Sc Nursing is generally preferred for broader career prospects, higher education, and eligibility for more advanced roles. Institutions like the College of Nursing (attached to MKCG Medical College, Berhampur) or other private nursing colleges in the region would be good places to inquire about these programs, focusing on their affiliations and clinical exposure.

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Baskaran M

Contributor-Level 9

Suruchi Institute of Nursing's (B.Sc) Nursing program:

- 2.88 Lacs + 40,000 seat fee

- CNET entrance exam

- 4-year course with clinical training

- Hostel available

- Recognized by Lucknow University & Indian Nursing Council.

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Lakshmi

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The fees for the Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing program at Desh Bhagat University are Rs 1,63,340 for the full-time program with hostel. It is not possible to do the course in a non-attending mode, as the program is listed as "Full Time". 

Full-time Program with Hostel:

  • The total fee for the 4-year Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing program with hostel accommodation is Rs 1,63,340.

Non-attending Mode:

  • Desh Bhagat University does not offer a non-attending or distance learning option for the Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing program. The program is designed as a full-time, on-campus course. 

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Vaibhav Mishra

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If you want admission in a college in udaypur and you want to become a gynaecologist then you should choose that college which is popular for this course and you should also take full information about that course and college if you are interested in this course then you can take admission in this course 

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Baskaran M

Contributor-Level 9

After (B.Sc) with ZBC, consider these courses:

1. (B.Sc) Nursing: Rewarding healthcare career with job security and specialisation opportunities.

2. (M.Sc) Biotechnology: Research and development roles in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and agriculture.

3. (B.Sc) Radiology: Growing field with opportunities in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic labs.

Choose based on your goals, interests, and priorities, considering factors like job security, salary potential, and personal interest.

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