After B.Sc (BZC), what are my chances to become a nurse?
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3 years ago
The basic qualifications for B.Sc. Nursing is an intermediate/+1+2/11th12th with Biology as the background. If you have finished a normal B.Sc. And you want to do a B.Sc. Nursing, it really doesn't matter as long as you had studied Biology in your intermediate. But your normal B.Sc. Becomes useless
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6 years ago
Yes, you can. The best way to become a nurse if to go in for a 4 year graduation programme of B.Sc. Nursing. You will be required to clear an open test for seeking admissions. You can check on the age criteria that is required for such a programme & explore this further.
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