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Nursing - Career Queries

Dear Aspirant, To study Constitutional Law and practice as a Lawyer, you first need to become a Law graduate from a recognised Univeristy and an Institute approved by Bar Council of India. In which education level are you currently in? Please let me know. 1. If you are in 12th or passed 12th any stream, you can choose to go for BA LLB or BBA LLB. This would be a five years integrated course where you will become a graduate as well as law graduate. For this you may have to appear for an entrance test conducted by the concerned university or institute approved by Bar Council of India. You can al

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Dear Aspirant, To study Constitutional Law and practice as a Lawyer, you first need to become a Law graduate from a recognised Univeristy and an Institute approved by Bar Council of India. In which education level are you currently in? Please let me know. 1. If you are in 12th or passed 12th any stream, you can choose to go for BA LLB or BBA LLB. This would be a five years integrated course where you will become a graduate as well as law graduate. For this you may have to appear for an entrance test conducted by the concerned university or institute approved by Bar Council of India. You can al

1 answer Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Nursing category

Dear Aspirant, Are you talking about whether to study in India or abroad? Well, you can achieve your career success by staying anywhere in the world, what important is what you are capable of and what aptitude, interest you have to make a successful career. I would suggest that you should know first what are you real interests, inclinations, aptitude, capability based on which you should choose one between those. I would strongly request you to not choose randomly or on the basis of just a random information. It is always recommended that you choose a career based on your own interests, capabi

1 answer Dr. Anand Wadadekar, PhD in Nursing category

Hi Gaurav, If you understand the difference, it would be easier for you to choose which one is better. Though I would say both are doing equally good in their respective fields. As a Radiologist rather Radiographer, your main role is to conduct test on the human body with machines like X- rays,  MRI, scans etc. You are the one a Radiographer or a doctor would refer patients to and after their test, you would generate the report and send it to the concerned doctor for diagnosis. In simple and layman language, a nurse is the one who assists the doctor during, before and after surgery, right

1 answer Meghna Mukherjee in Nursing category

Hi There, Its interesting to see your pasion to serve in the medical field and that too in the military service. Hats off to you. Please note, your selction would be through the Short service commission (SSC), whereby you would be selected for a maximum period of 5 years and then depending on your wish your tenure would be extended after you complete 5 years of service. Please note, you cannot quit your work before the end of 5 years. In terms of mode of application, online form, last date, submission, entrance exam and other details, please check the following website:  Wish you good luc

1 answer Meghna Mukherjee in Nursing category

Hello devesh,  You have mentioned a diploma in nursing and not a degree.  For pursuing masters you need a degree not diploma. I would suggest join a degree course and after that a masters degree where you specialise in the field of your choice. Wish you good luck

1 answer Meghna Mukherjee in Nursing category

Dear Meghan,   The Government medical college for nursing, Patiala is affiliated to Baba farid university of health sciences, which is recognised by the indian nursing council. B.Sc nursing is offered for a duration of 4 years and has 50 seats.   The mode of education is regular. Admission is based on merit. Eligibility criteria is +2 with physics, chemistry and biology and minimum age limit is 17 years. An entrance examination for 3 hours of 200 questions for total mark of 800 is to be attended, which has 50 questions of physics and chemistry each and 100 questions from biology. &nb

1 answer Preetha Ajit in Nursing category

Nursing specialization courses really help graduate nurses in improving their career. Doing nursing courses like cardiac nursing, palliative nursing, critical care nursing will give a knowledge that helps you work in the respective nursing specialty. Learn about the in-depth skills that is required you to do after BSc nursing - Click here

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