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What are the career prospects of pursuing B.Sc in Nursing from GIMT?

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    Himanshi Pandey | Contributor-Level 10

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    Candidates graduating with a BSc in Nursing degree from GIMT have promising career opportunities. They can either go for jobs in the healthcare sector, or choose to pursue further education with an MSc in Nursing. Graduates looking for job options after BSc in Nursing can check out the following table:

    Job Profiles

    Average Salary 

    Staff Nurses

    INR 3 LPA

    Industrial Nurses

    INR 3 LPA

    Military Nurses

    INR 12 LPA

    Nurse Supervisors

    INR 5.5 LPA

    Psychiatric Nurses

    INR 2.8 LPA

    Nurse Educators

    INR 4.8 LPA

    Note: The average salary has been taken from Ambitionbox.com.

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