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6th June 2020 11:14 PM
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Re: B.Sc Nursing graduate can go for MHA course? How is job placement after this course?

Can I work as a lecturer after bsc nursing with MHA
1st September 2018 10:14 PM
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Re: B.Sc Nursing graduate can go for MHA course? How is job placement after this course?

Is M.sc nursing or MHA course after B.sc nsg is best and which of one has more benefits and scopes in India, specially in Haryana.
30th September 2017 11:52 AM
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Re: B.Sc Nursing graduate can go for MHA course? How is job placement after this course?

Eligibility Criteria Required to pursue MHA (Master of Hospital Administration) course:

There is a certain educational qualification required to pursue this MHA (Master of Hospital Administration) course. In order to be eligible for doing this course, candidates must have completed any of the below mentioned courses. They are,

>> B.Sc in Nursing

>> MBBS

>> BAMS

>> BDS

>> BHMS

>> BPT course..etc.,

>> B.Pharm

>> B.Sc in Allied Health Sciences

@ The minimum percentage you must have secured in Graduation is 55% marks. As you are done with B.Sc in Nursing course, I am sure that you can pursue this course.
30th September 2016 04:04 PM
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B.Sc Nursing graduate can go for MHA course? How is job placement after this course?

I completed my B.Sc Nursing course from Bangalore in 2015, then I joined in Columbia Asia hospital in bangalore 10 months. Now I am working in college as a clinical instructor. Can I go for MHA course? After completing MHA course how much job placement is there??

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