What are medical courses after BSc nursing Nursing One of the most well-respected vocations on the planet is that of a nurse. They play an essential role in the medical field, and their demand has grown over time. Nurses assist doctors in the care of patients, including assisting them during surgery, administering injections and drugs, and assisting in the recovery of patients. As a result, the most popular course to pursue is B.Sc Nursing. It's a foundational nursing course that teaches and qualifies a candidate in the principles of nursing. BSC Nursing It takes four years to earn a bachelor

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Your B.Sc Nursing is the same as the BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) in the US. US requires equivalent to a BSN for entry on a green card and to pursue an MSN (Masters of Science in Nursing). Your best bet would be to go straight for the Bachelor's if possible. Depending on the state where you want to work, you may need to take the CGFNS exam. All nurses working in the US must take the NCLEX exam. You will also have to write your English exams. The score that you get form those are only valid for two years so don't try to get that done now.You can work as an RN(Registered Nurse) after jus

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Dear Aspirant, Nursing is really a good career option and if you have the inclination towards 'service to people', then definitely this is a great field to work in. However, I am worried looking at the percentage. Since you had taken Science and still you could manage 43% in 12th is a great matter of concern. What is the reason for such low percentage in a scoring stream? You need to sit for class improvement and score minimum 50% or forget about Nursing course. I would suggest you to take the Ideal Career Test from Careerguide.com  This is a psychometric test and will help you know yours

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Hello Sangu,  Yes. Other than engineering you have alot many options like designing, architecture, computers, BCA, genetics, robotics, gaming, agriculture science, biotechnology etc. Firstly choose a course followed by the Institutes that offers the course. Then scan through the eligibility criteria, ie if there is an entrance exam or admission based on merit. If entrance exam then prepare accordingly. If you have a particular course in mind, let me know, will help you accordingly. Wish you good luck...

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