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...
Hai Komal.. As a BSc Nursing degree holder, you can pursue your post graduation in MA Applied Psychology to become a psychologist. You can search in the websites of JMI, Delhi University, Lovely Professional University to find out suitable place for your dream career. MA Applied Psychology is one of the demanding course nowadays. After the completion of the course, you can practice as psychologist in both private and public sector. Choose such best institutes where campus placements are also conducting regularly. This will help you to find out your job opportunity as you are completing Post gr
Hello Richa,
Why do you wish to shift from Nursing to IFS. Anyways it is your choice.
Please note, IFS comes under the government services and hence you would have to clear the Civil service exams conducted by the UPSC board. And eligibility for the exam is any Graduate.
So you being a B.SC graduate, you are eligible for the test, in short eligible for IFS.
Wish you good luck...
Hello Harpreet,
Before you read the various options listed below, I want you to ask yourself; Why did you opt for a nursing course. What and which field would you now like to pursue so as to make a career for yourself.
Some options closely related to the field of nursing includes:
MSW ( Masters in social work)
Masters in Public health
MBA in Hospital management.
Apart from these you could opt for the following courses too:
M.SC Microbiology
Pharmacy
Clinical research and trial
Medical lab technician
Psychology
Alternate medicine.
Few courses any Graduates can opt for incl
Hi,
Nursing is a profession in which unconditional love and care is required to serve the patients, society and the nation. This is because; nursing is always appreciated as a noble profession. It is necessary to encourage nursing students to come forward and maintain the holistic standards of this profession. One should inculcate the sense of maturity, empathy, devotion, dedication, commitments, courage and medical knowledge for pursuing this field. The government has become a great help for the economically backward aspiring students by giving scholarships for the student’s education a
Nursing is a profession which requires love not only by yourself but also with the humanity. When we peep into the deep journey of a nursing profession, we came to know about the key responsibilities and hidden struggles behind this job. It’s not a cakewalk to enter this field and after that to maintain your patience even after long working hours and patient’s behavior. It’s hard to express that daily schedule of a nursing profession. As various fields have their own responsibilities and timings along with their related skills and specialties.
For any Confusion Regardin
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Whenever we think about nursing, extra care, polite nature and dedication to work are the key skills that come up in our mind. The helping hand given by the nurses to their patients plays a crucial role in their recovery from various illnesses. Due to these special qualities, trained nurses are in high demand for private or government hospitals in India and overseas too. After completing senior secondary level from medical subjects, nursing is the best option for students to get followed. There is a wide list of institutes and universities all over the country which provide nursing educati
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Nursing is a very noble profession. The politeness in their behavior and care that they provide to each and every patient is remarkably appreciated. To choose nursing as a profession is a holistic approach in itself. It doesn’t require further explanations. I too personally admire the extra care, friendly and polite behavior of the nursing staff. It really gives us the strength to recover soon. Florence Nightingale is well-known by all of us for his nursing profession. She still remembered by all of us as an angel of mercy. Nursing is not only to care for the sick people, but it also