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GNM is a Diploma and not a degree course. It was initially a 3.5-year program, but was cut down to 3 years. It teaches you about the necessary knowledge and skills required to be a Staff Nurse or Midwife in a healthcare facility, Nursing Homes, NGOs, etc.

Some of the top MSc in Medical Surgical Nursing college options in India that are offering great placement opportunities to Nursing students are given in the table below:

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Yes, you can apply for a Medical Surgical Nursing course through a State-level Nursing entrance exam which an be KEAM, AIIMS Nursing Entrance, JEMScN,  etc. You just need to prepare well and try to score well for admission.

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There are so many Medical Surgical Nursing colleges in India in which you can get admission on merit-based. For example, Parul University, Amity University, Armed Forces Medical College, SRM Medical College, St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences, etc. don't really conduct or accept any entrance exam scores for MSc Medical Surgical Nursing admission.

You can just fulfill the eligibility criteria and get admission to these colleges without any exam.

Yes, thesis and research projects are mandatory in the MSc in Medical-Surgical Nursing course. It contributes to the knowledge that will eventually help Nurses in their future practice and research. Nursing is a field-based job and you'll require both the theoretical and practical skills to grow in this profession.

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Yes, Indian Institute of Creative Skills has scholarships in three major classes namely Merit-based, Need-based and Industry sponsorships. These programs are aimed at taking care of the committed and worthy students. Admission to the students relies on academic performance, portfolio and the need of financial aid. Every scholarship saves money on education.