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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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MBBS is the study of modern medicine, disease processes. Obstetrics and Gynaecology are the subjects to be taught in MBBS. Nursing is about assisting Medical Personnel in their duties.
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Pradip Ku Sahu#medico as well as a lecturer
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In terms of future prospects, both have a good future, in India, pharmacy colleges are more in number than physiotherapy colleges, so the competition for job is more in pharmacy, as I am a student of physiotherapy in SVNIRTAR-Odisha, in physiotherapy, you may set up a clinic of your own, and you can earn more money as well as serve more people, but in case of pharmacy, your income is limited. You will have to work more, then it's possible to earn more money. Do what your heart and mind say.
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Dr Swastik SahuMedical & Engineering Consultant
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Male nurse are doing much better than female counterpart nowdays. Yes, there are certain issues like preference, but even in corporate hospitals male nurses have greater career prospectives.
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
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B.Sc Nursing in Sikkim Manipal is very good. So go for SMU. Moreover, the hospital, infrastructure, environment and patient status is much good than Amity. Don't panic, just go for SMU. You need to have much more exposure and development in SMU. Thanks.
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
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Sikkim Manipals nursing is very good. There is lot of placement scope. You can get a good placement after completing B.Sc Nursing from Sikkim Manipal University. Thanks.
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Ananya Dev
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Hi Ganesh,
In India, qualified nurses may find a job in Government as well as private sector. Healthcare sectors like hospitals, clinics and nursing homes are the main recruiters. They may also join the Armed Forces!
Healthcare setups are the main recruiters. Nurses can be seen working in healthcare setups like:Hospitals (Government and Private)ClinicsNursing HomesRehabilitation Clinics/CentersCommunity Health CentersNGOs
Apart from that, they may also find work in healthcare initiatives and schemes run by the Government (targetting communities and rural areas). Nurses possessing PG Degree may even work at nursing schools/institutes as ed
In India, qualified nurses may find a job in Government as well as private sector. Healthcare sectors like hospitals, clinics and nursing homes are the main recruiters. They may also join the Armed Forces!
Healthcare setups are the main recruiters. Nurses can be seen working in healthcare setups like:Hospitals (Government and Private)ClinicsNursing HomesRehabilitation Clinics/CentersCommunity Health CentersNGOs
Apart from that, they may also find work in healthcare initiatives and schemes run by the Government (targetting communities and rural areas). Nurses possessing PG Degree may even work at nursing schools/institutes as ed
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Manik Bhatnagar
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Hi,
Please confirm the college/university name for better understanding. Thanks.
Please confirm the college/university name for better understanding. Thanks.
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Ragini Nadar
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Hey,
If you are really interested in B.Sc nursing, that's good.
Admission for B.Sc nursing does not require NEET marks. You just have to clear the nursing entrance exam of any particular state and entrance exam. After that, you would have to go for counselling procedure through which you can select your college.
Hope this might help you.
All the best.
If you are really interested in B.Sc nursing, that's good.
Admission for B.Sc nursing does not require NEET marks. You just have to clear the nursing entrance exam of any particular state and entrance exam. After that, you would have to go for counselling procedure through which you can select your college.
Hope this might help you.
All the best.
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Mayurdeep BoraVisionary by style, Revolutionary by birth
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Hard to tell. As the cut-off gets quite high. But as you fall under a category, you can hope. Thanks.
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Pradip Ku Sahu#medico as well as a lecturer
Contributor-Level 9
B.Sc Nursing is not included in NEET, so forget seat in nursing, you will have to go through the entrances.
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