In India, the salary of nurses after done the M. Sc. Nursing course generally ranges between 13,500 to 37,700 per month.

The average salary is expected to be 22,900 per month. However, the salary will entirely depend upon the years of experience of the candidates in this field.

According to a survey, approx. 75% of the nurses in India earn below 27,900 per annum. Indeed, M. Sc. Nursing salary in India will increase with experience accordingly.

Average salary provided per year in Rs. for different jobs under M.Sc Nursing -

Registered Nurse - 4.42 L

Staff Nurse - 2.8 L

Clinical Nurse Manager - 2.67 L

Nurse Educator - 3.38 L

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Hey,

Firstly talking about the eligibility, The minimum eligibility criteria for pursuing this course is the successful completion of 10+2 level of education in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.Coming to your question, yes male candidates can get admission in MSC nursing .

Now many hospital are asking for male nurse . So it's a good career opportunity for male candidates. male nurses are primarily appointed in psychiatry, Operation Theatre, Male wards or emergency wards etc. Average starting salary ranges from INR 2-5 Lakhs. The average course fee ranges from INR 20,000 to 1.5 Lakhs per year.

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Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great...!!

A Ph.D. in Nursing can open up a lot of opportunities for candidates mostly those who are high profile. Moreover, most of the high profile jobs in the government sector require a Ph.D. and you will always be preferred over other candidates for your experience and abundance of knowledge and expertise many institutes need educators who are qualified to teach which is currently experiencing a shortage.

First and foremost, it relies upon different variables, the establishment you concentrated in, your instructive profession, the association you apply for, work insight, your field of work, and others. The assessed beginning compensation goes from 5 lakhs to 10 lakhs for each annum. Besides, it is normal to ascend as your capacities and experience increment.

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Hello,

Vacancies related to recruitment process in any college is updated at its official website only, so the college in which you want to work you have to stay updated at the official website, also there are various job portals such as linkedin, naurki.com, indeed, updazz.com (//updazz.com) to name a few, if you're seeking opportunities for nursing tutor then candidates are preferred to have completed BSc Nursing/Post Basic BSc Nursing, they are required to have registered with any nursing council , possess valid  nursing registration council certificate, and have three years of teaching experience, MSc Nursing candidates too are eligible to apply,

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doin great. With regard to your question, YES, you can become a nurse, even after studying commerce in your 12th standard. You can purse the ANM and GNM professions. ANM refers to Auxiliary Nursing Midwife, whereas, GNM refers to General Nursing Midwife. The two are the diploma programmes.

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Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doin great. With regard to your question, YES, you can become a nurse, even after studying commerce in your 12th standard. You can purse the ANM and GNM professions. ANM refers to Auxiliary Nursing Midwife, whereas, GNM refers to General Nursing Midwife. The two are the diploma programmes.

Hope this helps,

Good luck, thank you :)

Hello aspirant,

No, you are not eligible for pursuing B.Sc Nursing. It is because candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent exam in science stream with subjects Physics, Chemistry and Biology from a recognised Board or College.

As you are Arts student you cannot study B.Sc Nursing. As you have completed your BA course, further you can study courses like

• Master of Arts
• Master of Business Administration
• LLB
• Post Graduation Diploma in Management, etc.

Bachelor of Education, etc.

I hope this information was helpful to you.

Good Luck!!

hey what happened later was it applicable i am having the same problem this year please help

Hi, hope you are doing well.

You should go for M. Sc Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing after completion of B.Sc Nursing for 4 years.

M. Sc Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing is a 2 years PG program. According to the eligibility criteria, you need to complete B.Sc Nursing with 50 per cent aggregate score. The admission process is either direct or through entrance exams like NEET MDS, AIIMS M.Sc Nursing, PGIMER and AIPGDEE.

Average course fee is INR 5000 to 5L. Top colleges are Swami Rama Himalayan University, Sharda University, Teerthanker Mahaveer College of Nursing and many more.

Top recruiting companies are Adecco India Private Limited, Jaypee Healthcare Limited, Meditrina Hospitals Private Limited, Fortis Healthcare, Max Healthcare, Care Hospitals, Indian Council of Medical Research, Apollo Hospitals and Kailash Hospital. You will get an average salary of INR 3 to 20 LPA.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.