Indian universities offer a 4-year professional undergraduate degree in agriculture to 10+2 students, preferably in the science stream. Entering the course is primarily determined by an entrance exam. A few entrance tests that are held for course admission include KEAM and EAMCET. In India, there are four general Central Universities with agriculture faculties, five Deemed Universities (DUs), forty-two State Agricultural Universities (SAUs), and one Central Agricultural University (CAU). These universities admit students in eleven different disciplines at the undergraduate level, and each year, roughly 15,000 new students enroll. Although students are not particularly fond of the subject, there is a great need for qualified agricultural experts.
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B.Tech Agriculture
The acronym for Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery is ANM. The ANM Nursing diploma program lasts two years. Its main focus is the healthcare industry. The course imparts expertise on how to set up an operating room, maintain various pieces of equipment, keep track of documents, and give patients their medications on time.
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B.Sc Agriculture
A six-month required internship focusing on the nursing practice of a specialized area, such as maternity care, post-trauma, rehabilitation, mental health care, data collection, etc., follows a three-year program in general nursing and midwifery. Admission to GNM is accomplished through entrance exams. The GNM Admission exam is not administered centrally.
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M.Sc Agriculture
A four-year undergraduate program in nursing, the B.Sc program emphasizes training and skill development as stated in National Health Policy 2002. After earning a BSc in nursing, students will be qualified to work as professional nurses, providing primary, secondary, and tertiary care to patients. 1936 Indian nursing colleges offer B.Sc Nursing course places.
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