Post BSC

Students can apply for the Post Basic BSc Nursing degree programme after they have completed 10+2 level in Science stream and have a certificate in General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) along with registration under Registered Nurses and Registered Midwives (RNRM). Aspirants must note that they have to secure at least 45%

While Post Basic BSc Nursing can only be pursued by candidates who are registered nurses, the scope of further specialisation is available to professionals. Post Basic BSc Nursing graduates have the opportunity of applying their acquired skills while choosing from a range of specialities. This way nurses can monetize and capitalise on their interests and characteristics while choosing their specialities. After Post Basic BSc Nursing, students can also choose leadership roles such as director of nursing, nursing manager, etc.

Features of the course

As the medical industry in India is spreading and beginning to serve more people, the demand for skilled, trained and professional nurses is increasing every single day. Hence, it is the perfect time to build a promising career as a nurse who is trained in a Post Basic BSc Nursing course. Nursing professionals’ demand is not only increasing in India but throughout the world as the average lifespan of people is also increasing. Hence, the need for care and treatment of people is also increasing and leading to an increase in the pool of job opportunities throughout the world. As per global surveys, the expected growth rate for nurses is set to be 15% per year by 2025. Hence, studying Post Basic BSc Nursing is extremely beneficial at present.!