Nursing

No, a perfusionist is not a nurse. 

A perfusionist is a specialised healthcare professional who is trained to operate the heart-lung machine during cardiac surgery and other medical procedures. The primary responsibility of a perfusionist is to manage the patient's cardiopulmonary (heart and lung) function while the surgeon performs procedures on the heart or other organs. 

On the other hand, a nurse is a healthcare professional who provides general patient care and support. Nurses may work in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities. 

You have a good chance of being admitted to a nursing college in Maharashtra if you scored in the 92.6 percentile on the Nursing CET and earned a 58% in Class 12th. This is especially true for government or semi-government schools where CET results are highly regarded. However, admission is also contingent upon seat availability in certain universities, category reservations, and cut-off trends. For a better idea of your chances, it is advised that you apply to several universities and review each one's unique cut-off marks and counselling procedures.

IMS BHU offers a 4-year UG-level BSc (Nursing) course. It can be challenging to get into IMS BHU for BSc (Nursing), given the fact that the cut-offs are high and the seat intake is 100. Candidates must qualify Class 12 or equivalent with subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English). Candidates must seek the Class 12 qualification from a recognised Board/ University with at least 45% marks and also qualify the entrance exams considered for the admission process by the Institute.

Yes, you can get admission.

58% Grade in Class 12: Most universities need applicants in nursing programs to have at least a 50% grade in Science stream in the 12th grade, thus you can apply in MHT CET Nursing.

92.6 percentile: This is a good result that may improve your chances of being admitted particularly at universities where this range represents the MHT CET cut-off.

The financial plan for BSc Nursing at Modern Nursing College consists mainly of tuition fees, admission fees and related expenditures. The yearly tuition ranges from INR 50000 to 70000 approximately. Besides, other expenses such as hostel charges, mess fees and uniforms may cost an additional INR 20000 to 30000 per annum. Other colleges may charge extra for transport, laboratory materials or exam fees as well. To provide a better picture about the exact amount required for the entire course it is advisable to consult with the college management regarding a detailed account of their costs.

Getting an All India Rank of 1600 in the OBC category for a candidate who has appeared in the entrance examination to the M.Sc Nursing program at AIIMS is rather challenging to get admission to AIIMS Jodhpur because AIIMS institutions are highly competitive and M.Sc Nursing courses are in great demand.

The cutoff rank for admission keeps on varying every year, as it depends on the difficulty level of the exam along with the number of applicants. In general, AIIMS, Jodhpur-like all campuses of AIIMS-is in demand; thus, generally, lower ranks have a chance.

After doing the Master of Science in Nursing from The Mount Carmel College of Nursing we have the many of the opportunity after completing the college provide its own campus placement and its completion certificate is valid in all over the world. its provide the placement with higher package in own country

The Mary V. Gorden School of Nursing is affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), located in Karnataka, India. This affiliation allows the school to offer recognised nursing programs and degrees under the university. The institute offers 1 course, namely GNM. This course is offered across 1 specialisation with 40 seat intake.