Bachelor of Nursing🇦🇺 | PR? Fees? | RMIT Melbourne | Indian Students in Australia | Vlog

[@salinderkumar34]

Good job bro and good topic

[@kartikk1402]

We can't hear your voice perfectly so please sit near the camera

[@zulqarnaintheall-roundmass1317]

I'm currently on 4th year of bachelor of nursing . What's the process of applying for Registered Nurse in Australia. I'm from Bangladesh. My plan is for the master's so that i can cope up with the facility and clinical workload to match up with the facility and it's difference between Australia and Bangladesh?

[@tushar2841]

Bhai mujhe ye batao abhi me 12th me hu ager me nursing krta hu Australia me to mera yearly expenses kitna aayega cuz me middle class family se aata hu jisse apne dream ke alawa sab kuch dekhna hai 😕plz mera ye doubt clear krdo aur total kitne saal tk Australia me rehna padega ?

[@shivmehmi5433]

4 years of BSN will cost you around 40-50 lacs in all

[@shivmehmi5433]

Fees varies every year 10-12 lacs inr

[@tushar2841]

@@shivmehmi5433 thank you so much brother 🤍👍🏻 mera doubt clear krne ke liye

[@tushar2841]

@@shivmehmi5433 yeh toh bahot jyada paise hai ek normal middle class Household ke liye toh ek dream jaisa hai 😓

[@RenuChauhan-n3u]

Good evening sir mai Gnm diploma course kiya hai 2018 pass out 2 years experience kya Australia's me ja sakte hai ya BSC nursing opportunity hai

[@SisvuwUeh3bdv]

Bhai fess vhi ake manage ho skti h ki whi kam krke whi fees bhr de or study bi rmit mai

[@GurleenKaur-2120]

Can you provide more information about scholarships in bachelor of nursing

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Certainly! Scholarships for Bachelor of Nursing programs in Australia are offered by various institutions, government bodies, and private organizations. Here's some general information about scholarships for nursing students: 1. **University Scholarships**: Many universities in Australia offer scholarships specifically for nursing students. These scholarships may be based on academic merit, financial need, or a combination of both. They can cover tuition fees, living expenses, or both. 2. **Government Scholarships**: Government bodies at the federal, state, and territory levels may offer scholarships for nursing students, especially those pursuing studies in areas of high need or priority. These scholarships may come with service obligations, such as working in rural or underserved areas upon graduation. 3. **Industry Scholarships**: Some healthcare organizations, hospitals, and nursing associations provide scholarships for students pursuing nursing degrees. These scholarships may be tied to specific career paths or specialties within nursing. 4. **Research Scholarships**: Students interested in pursuing research in nursing may be eligible for scholarships funded by research grants or institutions. These scholarships support students undertaking research projects as part of their nursing studies. 5. **International Scholarships**: Some universities offer scholarships specifically for international students enrolled in nursing programs. These scholarships can help cover tuition fees, living expenses, and other costs associated with studying abroad. To find specific scholarship opportunities for Bachelor of Nursing programs in Australia, consider the following steps: - Visit the websites of universities offering nursing programs and explore their scholarship options. - Check with nursing associations, healthcare organizations, and government agencies for scholarship opportunities. - Use scholarship search engines and databases to find additional funding opportunities for nursing students. - Contact the admissions or scholarship offices at universities you're interested in attending for more information and guidance. Remember to carefully review scholarship eligibility criteria, application deadlines, and requirements before applying. Additionally, consider reaching out to current nursing students or alumni for advice and insights on scholarship opportunities. If you have further questions or need assistance, feel free to DM me on Instagram at kapslock_jpb: instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/

[@GurleenKaur-2120]

@@KapsLockVlogs Thank you ,it was quite helpful..

[@sunnybishnoi7712]

Bro i have done my 12th with agriculture , bio , chem (bio and chem are normal one, not agri one) and i also got 7.5 band in pte( 9 in reading,7 in listening,7.5 each in speaking and writing). Do you think i will be able to get a uni there?

[@PrincepalSingh-bx5qv]

Mathematics is next level 35000 × 3 = 95000🎉🎉😂😂😂

[@hashinilakshika2295]

plz can u do videoes in english ,cuz ur videos are very useful

[@KapsLockVlogs]

I will try to out subtitles.

[@GurleenKaur-2120]

Can you also provide information about pharmacy in australia

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Pharmacy is a regulated profession in Australia, and studying pharmacy in Australia typically involves completing a Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) degree, which usually takes four years of full-time study. After completing the degree, graduates need to undertake a one-year internship followed by a registration examination to become a fully qualified pharmacist. Pharmacy programs in Australia cover various topics such as pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacy practice, and clinical pharmacy. Some universities may offer combined Bachelor of Pharmacy and Master of Pharmacy programs, which provide an integrated pathway to becoming a pharmacist. Australia has several universities renowned for their pharmacy programs, including the University of Sydney, Monash University, University of Queensland, and University of South Australia, among others. Pharmacy graduates in Australia enjoy good career prospects, with opportunities in community pharmacies, hospitals, pharmaceutical industry, research institutions, and regulatory agencies. Pharmacists play a vital role in healthcare, providing medication counseling, dispensing prescriptions, conducting medication reviews, and promoting public health initiatives. For more detailed information about studying pharmacy in Australia, including admission requirements, specific programs, and career prospects, feel free to DM me on Instagram at kapslock_jpb. Here's the link: instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/

[@GurleenKaur-2120]

@@KapsLockVlogs According to you which is better bachelor of nursing or pharmacy ?

[@lavishjaat8]

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[@KapsLockVlogs]

I use this process, when the questions are really broad to answer.

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[@jas4u635]

heyy dear!! great content ✨ wanna ask u a question... please do answer it.. i actually i have to change from bsc psychology uwa perth to bsc nursing in any uni of Melbourne... please advice me after how much duration i can do that and the refund policy....

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[@Madhav_sketches]

Bsc students ke liye melborn me sasta collage name and fee

[@SujataSah-e8b]

Diploma k baadh yaa dono sister join kiya hai kon saa faculty

[@Lavendermwnie]

Bro can I do bsc nursing in Australia after 12th like how do I get admission n ll ??? please reply 🙏

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[@TastyMomo-yf4pw]

In which universities are they studying? And is it bachelor of nursing?

[@satyendrakushwah2736]

Hey bro how are u i hope you're doing well, can we moves Australia after completing bsc nursing in India?

[@KapsLockVlogs]

I'm doing well, thanks! Yes, you can move to Australia after completing a BSc in Nursing in India. You would need to go through the process of getting your qualifications assessed and possibly completing some bridging courses or exams to meet Australian standards. Once registered, you can work as a nurse in Australia. Follow instagram.com/kapslock_vlogs/ and DM if you have more questions related to Australia 🇦🇺

[@satyendrakushwah2736]

@@KapsLockVlogs Thankyou so much brother, love from Bharat🇮🇳

[@harinderkaur5664]

RMIT accepts indian students nowdays ? Plz reply it's urgent

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Yes

[@TanishaLathwal-x3g]

Bahiya bhar jane ke liye nursing ka exam dena padega

[@harshitagrawal8868]

Can we do bachelor in nursing if i have commerce background after 12th without maths?

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Yes, it's possible to pursue a Bachelor in Nursing even with a commerce background and without having studied mathematics at the high school level. Many universities offer nursing programs that accept students from diverse educational backgrounds. However, it's essential to check the specific entry requirements of the universities you're interested in to ensure you meet their criteria. Some universities may have additional prerequisites or bridging courses to help students transition into nursing from non-science backgrounds. Follow instagram.com/kapslock_vlogs/ and DM if you have more questions related to Australia 🇦🇺

[@Ghumanharleen]

I have done graduation in bsc med and I have overall 7 score in pte.. in reading. And listening 7 and writing 7.5 but in speaking I have 6.5 can I get adm in bsc nursing?! .... I heard one should have 7 bands in each...

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Your overall score and individual scores are strong, but many nursing programs in Australia require a minimum of 7 in each band for admission due to regulatory and accreditation requirements. It might be challenging with a 6.5 in speaking, but you should check the specific requirements of the universities you’re interested in. Sometimes, they may offer conditional admission or require you to improve your score before starting the program. Follow instagram.com/kapslock_vlogs/ and DM if you have more questions related to Australia 🇦🇺

[@ranveergamingyt1143]

no each mei hi 7band hona chhahiye

[@InduSharma-rj6wx]

Hey can I do nursing there (GNM ) after 12 with artss…. Pls replyyyy

[@bishalpokhrel09]

yes you can

[@InduSharma-rj6wx]

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[@srishtiarora1972]

Bhaiya is RMIT good for nursing???

[@SujataSah-e8b]

Which university for nursing both sister study

[@VanshikaChoudhary-ve5pe]

can you provide information about bvse bechelor of veterinary science: fee structure , eligibility criteria and scopes.

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Bachelor of Veterinary Science (BVSc) programs vary by institution, but here's some general information: 1. **Fee Structure**: Tuition fees for BVSc programs can vary widely depending on the university and whether you're an international or domestic student. It's best to check the website of the specific university you're interested in for the most accurate fee information. 2. **Eligibility Criteria**: Eligibility criteria for BVSc programs typically include completion of high school or equivalent with specific subject requirements, such as biology and chemistry. Some universities may also require additional tests or interviews as part of the admission process. 3. **Scopes**: A BVSc degree opens up various career opportunities in veterinary practice, research, public health, government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and more. Veterinarians can work with companion animals, livestock, wildlife, or in areas such as public health, food safety, and environmental conservation. For more detailed and up-to-date information on specific BVSc programs, including fee structures and eligibility criteria, I recommend visiting the websites of universities offering these programs or contacting their admissions offices directly. Follow instagram.com/kapslock_vlogs/ and DM if you have more questions related to Australia 🇦🇺

[@Ravishu_47]

Can we study nursing from PCM background?

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Yes, you can study nursing with a PCM background. Some nursing programs accept students from various academic backgrounds, though additional prerequisite courses may be required. For personalized advice and information on specific programs, DM me on Instagram at kapslock_jpb. Here's the link: instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/

[@Runanime0007]

Can we change course in same university

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Yes, but after 6 months

[@AshaBen-vy9yw]

Surat se he 12 th ke baad vaha ke liye kya proses kya he

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[@totaldreamer5421]

Which paper ?? She is talking about during pr

[@SakshiSharma-ki1xj]

????

[@priyankagodara2818]

Kya bachelor of nursing ke liye neet chaiye

[@GrenadeCamper]

No neet is only for India

[@elementstech2891]

Nhi

[@samritiarora2648]

Bhaiya is Rmit Bandora campus good for nursing???

[@KapsLockVlogs]

Yes

[@MalikSoban-v2v]

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[@KapsLockVlogs]

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[@sharmaplays3450]

Anybody currently doing bsc nursing in Melbourne? Reply me i will contact you

[@pratyush_vachhair]

eligibility for nursing 12 markswise??

[@KapsLockVlogs]

The eligibility criteria for nursing courses vary depending on the university and country. However, here are some common eligibility requirements based on 12th marks: 1. **Minimum Marks**: Generally, candidates should have passed their 12th class with a minimum percentage, usually ranging from 50% to 60%. 2. **Science Stream**: Candidates should have completed their 12th class in the science stream with subjects like Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. Some universities may require additional subjects. 3. **Language Proficiency**: Some universities may require candidates to demonstrate proficiency in English through tests like IELTS or TOEFL. 4. **Entrance Exams**: In some countries like India, candidates may need to clear entrance exams like NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) for admission to nursing courses. These are general eligibility criteria, and each university may have its specific requirements. It's essential to verify the specific eligibility criteria from the university's official website or admission office before applying. If you need further assistance or information, feel free to follow and DM me on Instagram at [kapslock_jpb](instagram.com/kapslock_jpb/).

[@rajutejpalgarg8711]

Bhaiya maths compulsory h kya admission ka lia

[@sairariasat9884]

no

[@khushisharma1099]

anyone going to RMIT bundoora campus for nursing ?

[@GurmeetSingh-ff7on]

My son going to RMIT bundoora campus for bachelor of nursing

[@khushisharma1099]

@@GurmeetSingh-ff7on his course is diploma to degree or just a degree?

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@@khushisharma1099 degree

[@dinkaryadav3320]

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[@dinkaryadav3320]

Ok thank🙏

[@janijigar3967]

Salary

[@danishsood2522]

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[@Dawood-f3r]

Yra ajeeb tmasha ha koi.kch.khta ha koi kch koi kch

[@ArshdeepSingh-ly9ge]

Anyone going to rmit for bsc nursing pls reply.

[@GurmeetSingh-ff7on]

Yes

[@ArshdeepSingh-ly9ge]

Have you got visa? @@GurmeetSingh-ff7on

[@ArshdeepSingh-ly9ge]

???

[@khushisharma1099]

i am going to rmit bundoora campus for nursing

[@GurmeetSingh-ff7on]

@@khushisharma1099 Khushi accommodation dekh liya hai kya.??

[@Denver_190]

Yaar me to ladki dekhne aaya tha 😂😂😂😂

[@gulab881]

Bakwas. Vedio shi ladkiyo k sath bnana htha

[@mathewjohn3104]

Can we study nursing from commerce background???

[@KapsLockVlogs]

yes

[@kaurgurbir7991]

It's not possible