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Scope for Higher Studies after B.Sc Nursing
After finishing their studies, graduates of nursing can go for M.Sc (Nursing). There are lots of specialized areas for a person to train. A few of them are:
Community Health
Medical-Surgical
Pediatrics Obstetrics and Gynecology
Psychiatry
There are numerous nursing institutes in India that offer students with an assortment of nursing courses. The admission to these institutes is done on the basis of the students performance in written examination. Students who excel in the written test will be notified about a personal interview.
Some of the courses that are available in nursing comprise of:
Auxiliary Nurse Midwife/ Health Worker
Educators
General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)
Hospital Nursing
Industrial Nursing/ Occupational Health Nursing
Military Nursing
Orthopedic Nursing
Pediatric Nursing
Psychiatric Nursing
Public Health Nursing/ Community Health Nursing
Other Certification Courses after B.Sc Nursing
Apart from the ones mentioned above, it is possible for students to go for some other specialized short term courses. A few of them comprise of:
M.Sc in Biotechnology
M.Sc in Neuroscience
M.Sc in Renal Sciences and Dialysis Technology
M.Sc Medical Microbiology and Medical Biochemistry
M.Sc. Clinical Research
M.Sc. Medical Sociology
Post Graduate Program in Public Health Management (PGPPHM)
Students can also go for MBA in Pharmaceutical management or Hospital Management if they choose.

The cut off marks for EAMCET entrance differs from college to college. The cut off marks for EAMCET entrance is differ from college to college. After qualifying in the EAMCET entrance you can apply for the universities like,
-Andhra University
-Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University
-Osmania University
-CBIT
-Maharaja College of Engineering
-Bapatla College of Engineering
-Vignan Laura Institute of Technology
-SVU College of Engineering
-Vasavi college of engineering
Those candidates who belongs to General category must score above 95% to get seat in above mentioned Universities and reserved category student need to score at least 90% of marks.

It all depends on your choice. If you are interested in research field upon chemistry, then the best one is M.Sc. And you have a great opportunity to do M.Sc from India's top reputed institutes like IITs & IISc. IITs and IISc offer admission to candidates on the basis of JAM scores for M.Sc. (2 years), Joint M.Sc.-PhD, M.Sc.-Ph.D Dual Degree, M.Sc.-M.Tech., M.Sc.-M.S. (Research)/Ph.D Dual Degree and other Post-Bachelor Degree courses.
You can get complete details related to IIT JAM from - https://www.eduncle.com/iit-jam-exam Only you should have Bachelors degree as a qualifying examination degree, must be passed with minimum 55% aggregate marks if they are from general and OBC-NCL category or minimum 50% if they are from SC/ST/PwD category.

Hi,
Correspondence MBA is the traditional form of providing distance learning which involves sending the study material prepared by the college/institute to a candidate through post. It depends completely upon self-study. Correspondence MBA program is quite similar to Distance MBA but it does not offer class room assistance. The objective of correspondence MBA is to make it cost effective and exclude the hassles of classroom learning.
This is ideal for professionals who do not want to quit their regular job and still want to add on to their qualifications. Freshers who are starting off in the industry can also benefit from this. With technological advancement, distance learning can be your first choice of study. Depending on the candidates profile, the kind of opportunities will almost be similar as regular MBA.

MBA - A Master in Business Administration (MBA) is a degree course offered by the colleges affiliated to the universities. So, only universities can offer MBA programmes.
PGDM - PGDM: A Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is a Diploma course offered by the institutes that are recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and which are autonomous and not affiliated to any university. However, accreditation by Association of Indian Universities (AIU) makes an institute's PGDM course equivalent to an MBA.
Both the degrees are equivalent. Slight difference in curriculum.
A student pursuing MBA will be studying more of the theoretical aspects of management.
A student pursuing a PGDM course will be gaining knowledge regarding building soft skills and the programme is more industry-oriented.

Hi,
B.Tech Mechanical is four years UG programme and it is the oldest and the broadest engineering disciplines that applies engineering, physics, engineering mathematics, and materials Science principles to design, analyze, manufacture, and maintain mechanical systems. Admission in B.Tech is done through various entrance examinations like JEE Main/Advance etc. While B.Sc. (IT) Is a three years UG programme in information technology. The degree is normally required in order to work in the Information technology industry. The admission in most of leading colleges for B.Sc. (IT) are based on 12th merit. Further B.Tech (Mech) have great scope from job point of view in PSUs and government. Through GATE and can participate in Indian engineers services of UPSC also. So In my opinion B.Tech (Mech) have great weightage over B.Sc. (IT).