Nursing in Australia 🇦🇺 + can we pay our own nursing school fees as an international student?

Hey guys!
I just wanted to put this out there that you must have heard from your friends, family or relatives that their kids paid their own fees and stuff, but by saying that you are clearly telling people that you've exceeded the work hour limitation on your student visa, because observation there is no way around that. Putting this on social media can be risky, and I do not encourage anyone to breach your student visa conditions. You can pay back your parents once you get the job, but please make sure that you are adhering with your student visa conditions and please don't put yourself and your visa on risk.
Better safe than sorry
All the best to you all
:)

[@CinnamonBunns]

After working out the total cost for me just to apply alone is ridiculous in NSW ($80) wwcc + ($80) ndiswc + ($410) Nursing self assessment check + CPR and First Aid ($95) + certificate III to demonstrate academic requirements ($0-$9,910) + ($3,000) for passport to prove identity for the ndiswc check grand total for me will cost ($13,575) not even including the costs of living and Nursing course unless I can get it subsidies 😭

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Finally!! somebody has brought this to attention that nursing is so expensive and honestly I'm done fighting people who claim that they can work and pay their own fees which is exactly the opposite of what they declare when they apply for student visa. This is the reason why immigration is so strict. Thanks for sharing all that! Honestly I've been through this and I know how hard it is. On top of that, all these checks also require updating every year or so.

[@CinnamonBunns]

@pawandeepkaur0606 that's not even including the the diplomas cost assuming I can get it subsidised, but even then, the costs alone to meet all the requirements are out of pocket no wonder Australia is having a shortage of nurses. Honestly, I wish the government would look more into the total costs and then work on those rather than just slapping the it's a subsidised course anyone can do it sticker on it because at the end of the day it's really not fixing anything its still impossible for middle wage workers to upskill and pursue a course without some help from the government. Honestly its all backwards and seems like a facade the whole government funded courses all have hidden fees 😔

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hi guys, just updating that student visa work restrictions have recently been changed which is 48hrs a fortnight. You can find more information on home affairs au website Thanks :)

[@naddy.s5429]

Would you suggest doing a diploma first, work as an EN full time then consider degree later after finances are more stable? I really want to take up the diploma to degree pathway but I can’t afford. Really want to aim for a PR though.

[@MusicLover-yu8df]

Can you tell me please what are u upto now because I have the same mindset like u .. what is ur profile now have u applied??

[@harshratan2194]

it's 24 hours per week now and you have 2 months of vacations in a semester in which you can work full day and if you work 20hours/day one month and 15 hours/day another you can easily pay your fees of university. I did all the calcualtions from youtube resourses and many other websites.

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

I will make a video will all the calculations and clear this

[@scadinvestmentlimited3450]

Thanks. Can you do a video on the cheapest nursing school in Australia for 2024. And if scholarships exist

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey There are no cheap nursing universities. All universities have almost same fees. If there was a cheap option everyone would go to the same place

[@user-xn6on4kx6f]

Hello sis i wanna know that can i pay by bachelor of nursing fee in australia for remaining 2 year cause the first year fee will be paid by my parent.

[@melinatamang]

Hey i heard that while doing bachelors after 12th First year will really be tough to pay our fees But after that during 2nd year we will be able to pay on our own by working in hospitals/jobs related to nursing Is it true?

[@sureshsaini1140]

yess please tell mam same question

[@samreenkaursaini03]

Yeah same question ❓

[@sukhmantatla5707]

Same ques?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes it is, since you are a new student in a new country it takes a while to settle. Its not certain that you will be able to pay your own fees because of the reasons that I explained in the video :)

[@rajbirkaurkaur4474]

Hello di Is it necessary to take NCEXL or OSCE exam in Australia even if u have done ur bachelor of nursing in Australia. - and one more question *#If I am coming to Australia and my parents pay my fees for one semester or one year will I be able to pay my fees for next semester and my payi g expenses too without asking from my parents . Becoz my parents won't be able to pay the fee after paying once I know of that . PLEASE ANSWER DI I HAVE ONLY ASKED THIS QUESTION AFTER READING ALL THE COMMENTS IF ITS ALREADY ASKED

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey If you are studying here, NCLEX won't be necessary. But the units that you will study will have exams, some are theory exams, and practical units have OSCE/like a practical exam in lab and Viva and we have to do that and pass it in order to pass the unit. Regarding your fees - If your parents are paying for your first sem, as soon as you come here, get a job, start saving, apply for credit cards, have some friends helping you, if you need a little bit of help here and there, but see some students work more hrs and save money, but they can get reported to immigration, so it's not safe for me to encourage you to work more hrs, but once you are done with first sem, you will be able to apply for PCA position in hospitals/aged care/agencies, you can make good money in that job but it's too hard to save $17,000 in 6months.. think about it.. maybe ask your parents to take a loan and then you can slowly pay them back. :)

[@rajbirkaurkaur4474]

Di what is the fee of Bsc nursing for one year ( in $) and how many semester are there in one year ??????

[@user-uq2mn8pn6m]

it means we have to pay our first semester fee before going to Australia and then after doing first semester we'll be able to pay our 2nd sem fee if we get a job related to nursing?

[@syedmujeebuddinm]

Please reply

[@lunamoo8]

I have been meaning to ask that if the fees are totally cleared by my parents will i be able to easily earn my living by doing part time jobs or will it be hella stressful? I heard that due to many placements its very difficult to work part time

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, totally 💯

[@damandeepsinghsingh1888]

Didi please make one video on scholarships in nursing as an international student. I appreciate your content ❤

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Sure

[@niktagarg8086]

Yes please

[@vashdevt9854]

Yes please

[@harinderkaur5664]

Nursing to bina hor kehda course kar sakde ne medical/non medical students jis ch PR te fee vi ghatt Howe?

[@gouravmakkar_]

mam masters of nursing australia se karne wala bhi registered nurse bn skta hna? nd india se bsc med k baad australia se masters of nursing better rhega ya india se bsc nursing k baad karna better rhega?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Either way, you become an RN. Depends on your profile. A lot more information is needed, in order to come to a conclusion. I suggest you to consult with a Migration agent for better understanding. :)

[@ravneetkaur5787]

Hy Mam, is nursing expensive in australia as compared to Bechalor of health science please tell the pr courses in australia.

[@samreenkaursaini03]

Hi, what would be your to suggestion a person who is unsure whether will be able to manage the studies along with part time job?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

I would suggest you to have a backup plan, or have someone supporting you financially :)

[@aayushashahithakuri4213]

Sis can you tell me about the requirements needed to study bachelor's in nursing on a scholarship in Australia

[@aneemagar]

Should I apply in diploma in nurisng as it is little cheaper than bsc nursing first? Will I be able to pay if I complete diploma in nursing??🥺

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, if it's about money, do diploma first. If you get PR after diploma, well and good, if not, go for bachelors, while working as an EN, if you work full time then you can pay your own fees no doubt. :)

[@khush_jaura8611]

First of all minimum pay rate is 22 and in funds we have to show only amount of one year that approx 25 lakh that means we can easily earn for rest two years.. Stay positive dude

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

It's not about staying positive dude, it's about what's right. You can breach your visa conditions and earn as much money as you want, but remember on what cost. I'm not going to argue with you on this, do your maths, or I'll do it another video. Do what works for you. :)

[@khush_jaura8611]

​@@pawandeepkaur0606 yes lt would be a great pleasure if you calculate and let others know exactly 👍

[@favournwabunwanne9684]

Please with a bachelor in nursing certificate without no working experience can I apply for a master in nursing practice that lead to aphra registration. Note:I have clinical experience in school

[@kamleshbudaniya9576]

Didi how much is fee in india money pls reply

[@user-iu4in3ph8j]

One quick Question can some come to Australia after 12th from India with 1-2 year gap after 12th. Does Gap year impact the amission process or Visa in any way.

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey Yes! If you haven't done anything to cover that gap, that will definitely be an issue :)

[@osmannadeim4595]

Hi what about the vacation, in vacation, we have full working right for 2 to 2.5 months in semester what is your experience on vacation as a male student

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes definitely, you can work more hrs in your term break. :)

[@flwrchan]

how about if we get 30% scholarship? Will it be possible to pay fees?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey Per unit fee is $4500 approx, you do 4 units in 1 sem, that means $18000 approx, do you calculations and see if you can make rest of the 70% in 6 months. (Depends upon how much you are getting paid, and how many hrs you are working, as student you can do 20hrs a week) :)

[@simranKaur-si5md]

Hlo mam . Plz do reply I have scored overall 6.5 in ielts . Will i be able to get admission in any university for bachelors in nursing or i should appear in ielts exam again .

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey You will need 65 each in pte/7 each in ielts :)

[@Happinesss_]

Hlo Didi, I hav heard doing diploma in health science directly leads you to bachelor nursing 2nd year , is this true Didi?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey I'm unsure of health science, but Diploma of Nursing definitely leads to second yr of bachelors :)

[@editmeanime]

Hello sis First of all congo .. for your pr I am currently a student in class 12th med and I am expecting my score to be 90+ ( maths additional) Can u recommend me any best courses out there + PR scope And any scholarship I am looking forward for your ans I don't have any elder sibling so looking for your help..

[@BibekDhilloN]

Hlo dii i have a doubt i have recently passed my 12th and want to persue nursingg. I am confused whether to persue nursing directly from australia or should i do nursing from punjab and after getting BSC degree from punjab and then come to australia. Which will be more benefitial for me…. DO REPLY PLZ

[@bhagyawantipatel6999]

Bro India se karne ka koi mtlb nhi hai. Isse acha hai student loan leke Australia se nursing karo or sath me part-time job karo. Or ek saal me student loan ka wasul ho jaega. Australia me nursing ki fees 10 lakh to 25 lakh hai. Or mene bhi abhi 12th pass ki hai . Australia Jane wala hu. Mere waha real uncle rahte hai.

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Totally depends upon you financial situation. Go for bachelors pf Nursing in Australia if you have some support from back-home. :)

[@empiredzns]

​@@bhagyawantipatel6999 or jiska koi na ho

[@bhagyawantipatel6999]

@@empiredzns fir to mazze karo

[@Happinesss_]

Do ECU provide only 2years duration of bachelor in nursing??

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Duration of bachelors of nursing is 3 years. If you have completed diploma of nursing, then it's 2 yrs. :)

[@shehara.]

Hi, I'm doing nursing this year. Can you tell what should i know or learn before doing the nursing bachelor.

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey Simply go through all the lecture, readings and keep up with discussion boards in class, that should get you through the units. Try to watch YT videos to clear basics, or when refreshers needed, take notes if you can, start your assignments on time. :)

[@asarsidhu4660]

Hey mam . I have done my graduation in india from bsc medical stream ( zoology, botany, chemistry) i want to come australia. According to ya which course should i choose that should be relevant from pr point of view. May be i m not going for nursing ....then what other options teaching or any lab related course like biotechnology is there any pr scope ?

[@kanu4239]

Same question?? But I think we can do nursing

[@asarsidhu4660]

@@kanu4239 yeah but that will be bachelor's again for three years , it will be better if we opt for masters like i m doing search about masters in environment management after which we can get 4_5 years work permit but not pretty sure about pr scope after this course. Diploma of nursing is not that good as compared to bachelor of nursing. Pr chances are also low and have to work under registered nurse only.

[@kanu4239]

@@asarsidhu4660 I know it's again three year bacher degree but it's scope is so high Actually I have decided of doing diploma of nursing after that I will pursue bachelor degree

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey You can do masters of health administration or public health, since you have already done your bachelors.

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

If you already have a bachelors degree, there's no point of levelling down to diploma or degree, masters is more relevant

[@palaksheensandha6667]

Can u please tell which universities are accredited under AHPRA

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey All universities are accredited. :)

[@gurleengill6129]

Di is it true that diploma of health science leads to bachelors of nursing

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes That's what i am doing right now. I did diploma of nursing leading to degree, Duration is 4 yrs in total. :)

[@lunamoo8]

Hello can we work as an assistant nurse from the second sem of 1 year??

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes you can

[@JagdeepSingh-oj4ui]

Meri ne GNM kitti hoi aa,te osh kol 3years da experience v hai te hun oh Singapore hospital job kar rehi aa, please koi way dasso assi bhi Australia apply karna?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

See if she can get into a conversion program. Not too sure about Singapore laws :)

[@rajbirkaurkaur4474]

Hey di I want to ask what are your subjects in Bsc nursing for first semester or we are coming to Australia after 12 for Bsc nursing degree than what subjects should we choose for the first semester ???

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey, University will provide you a unit list, and you have to follow the sequence :)

[@rajbirkaurkaur4474]

Thanks for the guidance

[@millsm3174]

1. If i study diploma of nursing will i get PR? And do i have stayback? 2. How to become RN after studying diploma?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

1. Depends upon skilled occupation list at that time. 2. By studying bachelors

[@inzemamulhaq7272]

Lowest nursing fee in Australia for degree and diploma please

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Fees for diploma and degree is almost same all over Australia

[@ibrahimusman3063]

So you mean, bachelor degree student can bring in their partners?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

If you apply with your partner and get approved, yes :)

[@amritsandhu677]

I am coming to australia taking bachelor of health science can i chnage it in nursing after 6 months and then ik will start from 1 semester?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey Changing your course isn't really a good impression. Think about it before you do it. :)

[@JasmeenKaur-ev2in]

Pls suggest best city any best universities for low fees as an international student

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey, all universities have almost same fees. :)

[@Anmxll]

Then how did you paid your fees , did you took a loan? Btw I'm currently in class 12th i know I will not be able to crack neet. My plan is to do mbbs in Australia will loan help me with that?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

My dad paid for my diploma, I'm paying for my RN because I'm working as EN. I wouldn't suggest you to do mbbs in Australia as an international student because it's way too expensive, you won't be able to show funds and/or meet the requirements as an overseas student. It's best to do nursing first, wait until you get PR and then go for mbbs so that you don't have to pay the international student fee. :)

[@dream_Australia.]

"Study hard until you can say "I'm a doctor" everything is gonna be alright.😘

[@Anmxll]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 so which one should I go for in nursing EN or RN because I wanna be genral practitioner in Australia because it pays well and is comfortable please lemme know what should I go for

[@ruzaelrajbanshi3717]

​@@pawandeepkaur0606 did you start ur RN after getting PR?? For bachelor are you paying international fee or domestic fee? Plz reply mam❤

[@Alwaysparanoidd]

Can you please talk to me. We are on the same boat.

[@samreenkaursaini03]

were u able to manage living expenses along with your bachelors

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

While studying diploma, no, my father supported me with fees. I'm studying RN now, yes, because I work fulltime since restrictions were lifted when I graduated due to covid. :)

[@samreenkaursaini03]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 u first did ur diploma and then continued ur bachelors?

[@Devotofkrishna]

Hi didi... I had watched your each and every video and i found them useful. Didi please tell one thing if we get good marks in +2 and apply for scholarship. And if fortunately get them then i be able to pay my fees by own???? Didi please tell humble request

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, if you get scholarship and you find a part time job straight away, budget your money properly, work during school holidays, yes you can. You may need a little support from family or friends if you decide to buy a car or have other expenses :)

[@Devotofkrishna]

Please batado 🙏🙏🙏

[@Devotofkrishna]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 Hlo pawan di... How are you... Please answer this question also :- If I become a registered nurse in Australia then I be able to fulfill all my desires like having a car, and fulfill my family's requirements?? Please tell di

[@Antarpreet586]

Hlo Di .. I completed my gnm from India last year . Can I eligible for ahpra application

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Heyy Ahpra application is a registration process, which can only be completed once you have converted your overseas qualification to Australian qualification. I hope it makes sense now :)

[@mahakmantro5536]

Mam jis student ne India se g.n.m complete ki hai uska kya Kuch process hota hai. Kitne duration Ka course krna pdeta hai. Kya job milne Mai koi problem toh ni hoti

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey 3yrs Ki bachelors hoti hai, As long as you have your qualification, job mil jati hai, don't worry :)

[@harmanpreetsingh9577]

And can u name some best uni for nursing

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

ECU

[@Brar801]

Hloo didi 1)I am coming to Western sydney university is it good for B. Nursing? 2)My yearly fee is $28,600 without SSAF and I have already paid one year fee + I am going at my masi’s house so she will be helping me out uptil mu studies with accomodation and other utlities. Now, will I be able to pay my tuition fees for the rest of the two years? PLEASE REPLY

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey Look for AIN position once you're done with first sem, that would definitely help you. But you have work hr restrictions as well. So be careful about that :)

[@akankshakaushik6659]

Di I am here in Perth I want to know that IHM college is good or accredit or not please tell me I want to take admission in nursing in this.

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey I did my Diploma of Nursing from same college, they are making significant changes and I think it's a good choice, you can also go for TAFE

[@kpandya24]

Hello di, your videos are very informative but can you answer this question I am going to come to Melbourne in October for diploma of health sciences leading to bachelor of nursing so till then i have few months so can you please tell me what should I study that would help me in future ? also how did you got your driving license in australia? Looking forward for your reply

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey If you want to prepare for nursing, I would suggest you to watch YT videos from channels such as Khan academy etc. that way you can learn without actually getting bored. Regarding license, bring your Indian drivers license and after 18 months you can give your test here and get Australian drivers license, it's easy process, don't worry.

[@kpandya24]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 thankyou so much didi Your reply made my day 🤗

[@AmanSingh-fu1fl]

@@kpandya24 did u got ur visa I am also going in La Trobe University for July in take bachelor of nursing course

[@kpandya24]

@@AmanSingh-fu1fl no Did you?

[@kpandya24]

@@AmanSingh-fu1fl did you get your visa because i didn't And do you have the same pathway program?

[@onyiugwunwa2328]

Please when will application portal open for the next intake for nursing

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

That depends on which university you are applying for. Majority are February and July.

[@onyiugwunwa2328]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 ok some are open for February intake and some are open for July intake

[@onyiugwunwa2328]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 please which intake is open now

[@NavneetKaur-mg3uf]

I'm from arts stream so can i do nursing?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey At the moment It's quite challenging because immigration is being very strict. Maybe try for another course :)

[@RenuDevi-dc8no]

Hlo sister...I have applied for bachelor of nursing in Holmesglen institute, moorabbin Melbourne. Visa chances??

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey, I can't promise about visa chances. It totally depends on your profile. I wish you all the best and don't worry about visa chances, if your profile is good, you'll get it :)

[@millsm3174]

After completing diploma of nursing will there be stayback?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Heyy As soon as you complete your diploma, your bachelors will start straight away. :)

[@millsm3174]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 so, when will I get my PR?

[@talhabutt2924]

So we cannot manage our nursing fees. Sis I'm a medical student I got 90 percent marks in 12th , I'm planning to do nursing in Australia but after watching this vedio I change my mind because we cannot pay our fees and nursing study requires a lot of time , then sis which course should I will choose and I can easily manage it fees and I will get pr easily

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, by no means I intend to discourage you, but still your parents can take a loan backhome and you can pay them back in 1 year after graduating, look at the bigger picture, once you finish your studies, you have full working rights, you don't have any fees left to pay.. whatever you earn in the following year, pay your parents back. :)

[@talhabutt2924]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 Thanks sis for guiding me

[@ruzaelrajbanshi3717]

Hello sis i want ask can we get PR after diploma in nursing? How much time does it take? & what is the fee structure for bachelor after getting pr??? Looking forward to your reply

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey, It really depends upon if EN is in the skilled occupation list at that time or not. If it is, then it depends upon what type of visas are available and if you meet the requirements, there is no promising time period for that. - Fees after PR is very little, don't even bother about fees after PR, you can easily pay your own fees

[@empiredzns]

No punjabi Comment's?

[@DIGVIJAY.SINGH.]

What's your take on nimisha arora ( a nursing student in aus) who had claimed to pay 90 k on her own. Take your time will appreciate your pov on that too

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Sure will check it out.

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

See, at the moment I'm also paying my own fees, that's because I'm ENROLLED Nurse already and I'm working full time, that's the difference, but if I was an international student, working 20hr a week on a minimum wage + managing all other expenses on my own, I won't be able to pay my fees, however, after completing first sem of my studies, I would apply for a PCA job, and I would get paid $23-27, I will have extra money to put towards my fees, but $17,000 in 6 months by working 20hrs a week? hell no 🥲

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Added that to my description 👍

[@DIGVIJAY.SINGH.]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 thanks for taking look at it. As per your recommendation i find doing a job better than studying a expensive medical course. Kudos to you for busting this utopian world of upcoming medical int. students

[@DIGVIJAY.SINGH.]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 btw are you doing masters as you mentioned that you are paying fees after being an EN.

[@Harsh-cp5uc]

ma'am i have done bachelors from bsc medical can i do msc nursing from australia please suggest me

[@sakshihooda8488]

Same question bro

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, you should consider masters of public health or health administration

[@onyiugwunwa2328]

Sis please Which school can I apply for diploma in nursing and which school can I apply for masters in nursing

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey For Diploma of Nursing, TAFE is a great option to consider. For Masters, you will need to apply in a university, that depends on which state you want to apply for Thanks :)

[@onyiugwunwa2328]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 will diploma I nursing lead to PR

[@millsm3174]

Can I come to Australia directly for diploma?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, ofcourse you can

[@millsm3174]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 how

[@Excuses-rx4yc]

Hy di am in 12th Medical rn . I want to pursue bsc nursing after my 12th but am confused between doing bsc nursing direct in Australia or doing it in India . 😢? What if i will come to Australia after taking degree? N what's the scene behind universities banning indian students?

[@aleza_44]

Have you completed your 12 or are you still in 12 because I have completed my 12th and now I'm thinking about doing bsc nursing in India and then going to Australia

[@kalpitdheeraj5623]

Hii, I have completed My BSc Nursing from NIMS University, Jaipur. Can I pursue My Masters in Nursing from Australia?

[@bhagyawantipatel6999]

Yes

[@bhagyawantipatel6999]

I had done my bsc nursing from jodhpur and current doing masters in Australia. And doing part-time job with 26 dollar / hours in hospital. And it is very much easy for pay your fees.

[@kalpitdheeraj5623]

​@@bhagyawantipatel6999 thanks

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes definitely 👍

[@hamzaakram2805]

My ietls scroe is 6.5 in each can I get admissions in bacholar of nursing, in any way ( love from Pakistan)

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, if you have less scores in one of the modules, university may allows you to enrol into ELICOS before you start your actual course. But the downside is, ELICOS is expensive and most universities offer 6 months ELICOS.

[@hamzaakram2805]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 okay thanks a lot , please make vedio , how much nursing is though to study in Australia and also tell us tips and tricks

[@amarvirk9503]

Hii !! Didi I'm doing my graduation in biotechnology hons. from India and it will be completed by 15 june 2023. But now I want to do diploma nursing ( from tafe) through university pathway. (And I don't want to do masters because of high fees) Am I eligible? Or will i have to change my course on arriving there? ( that I really don't want to do because I think it will be hectic) Plzzz reply di !

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

No, go through the same pathway, don't worry about changing or switching courses, yes it's gonna be hectic, Diploma to degree is what I am doing. All the best :)

[@amarvirk9503]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 thank u so much sister

[@KimAhrina11]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 diploma to degrees? how many years that it takes?

[@ghaiIsh]

Hey, I m currently doing bsc nursing in uni Adelaide. I want to pursue MBBS after this. How can I go for that? Is there any exam, or any criteria?🙏🏻 will be rly thankful to you if u answer this question👍

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey First of all, You will need to get your PR, because as an international student, it's almost impossible to pay medical school fees. Now different medical schools have various selection criteria. Since you are already an RN (after you graduate) then they will look at your grades of your units, so for the moment make sure you pass your assignments with distinction at least. :)

[@ghaiIsh]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 yaa sure.. but after getting PR? The next process?🙏🏻

[@user-cj5ik2fx5s]

Staff nurse ka bhi scope ha

[@Anmxll]

Where should I pursue nursing in Australia or in India which one is better?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Making a video on this soon

[@karanjeetsidhu6866]

Didi please let me know will students be able to persue diploma in nursing who passed out their 12th in any state board. Please didi reply me as soon as possible. It's my humble request to you

[@karanjeetsidhu6866]

If any person who passed out their 12th in state board and persue diploma in nursing in Australia please reply me

[@Harpreetsingh-uu8sx]

Bro mera vi aahi same aa

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey We have students here from so many different states, so i think it shouldn't be an issue at all :)

[@karanjeetsidhu6866]

Thanks a lot didi

[@mathew470]

Best nursing school plzz tell

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Which state?

[@rituchawla2927]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 adelaide???

[@harmanpreetsingh9577]

Diploma or degree in aus What do u recommend

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Degree 100%

[@jitenderkumarmoar8228]

Where r u now in Australia

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

WA

[@jitenderkumarmoar8228]

M coming in July in Canberra for nursing

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

All the best ✌️

[@hunnyshahg9882]

Your IELTS score?

[@jitenderkumarmoar8228]

@@hunnyshahg9882 7 each

[@PrabhjotKaur-jr3ol]

Hie mam Please mam i beg you tht plz give me ans of my que As m doing bsc anesthesia technology in india and this is my last sem in this mnth and aftr tht i want to come in australia so can you please tell me tht what should i choose tht wht pg diploma or masters as i serchd i didnt found any master in anesthesialogy in aus so m very much worried i ll vry thankful if u'll give my ans i req youu🌻👏🏻pleaseee your guidness ll hlp me alot ..raab tuhnu khush rkhe 💤

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey It's good that you will have your qualification soon! Go to an agent because they can review your whole application in depth and ask if you can apply for masters of Nursing. It is a great option to consider. I hope it helps :)

[@PrabhjotKaur-jr3ol]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 thankyou soo much for replying its really help ! But sometimes agent will also dont not nd they applied in wrong feild from which we get rejction .. so m hving no one in australia🥺so thts y m asking to you didi 🥺...tht plz show me right course as tht i shared m in last sem of bsc.anesthesia...it really really help me alot..♥️🙏🏻

[@millsm3174]

After diploma of nursing how to become registered nurse?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Diploma of Nursing makes you Enrolled Nurse. In order to become a registered nurse, you have to do bachelors. Bachelors after diploma is 2 yrs, that means 2+2= 4 yrs in total. :)

[@chetna_6539]

I got 79% in physics chemistry and biology how much scholarship I'll got ??? Can you give idea bcs I'm applying for bsc nursing

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey It depends on what scholarships university is providing. If you have high scores in all aspects of your academics, there's a good chance you will receive the scholarship, however it is hard to say at this point how much it could be. :)

[@officialtapan4072]

Exuse me mam mera question ye he ki kya koi ladka nursing ka caurce kr skta he agar kr leta he to kya ladko ko narsing ki job mil skti he Ya is line me sirf girl hi rehti he

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Hey, all genders are welcome in nursing, no discrimination at all. :)

[@officialtapan4072]

OK lekin kya aap bta skte he ki agar Australia me nursing ki job krni ho to india se konsa course krna cahiye or kha se?

[@premandeepkaur3733]

Do nursing include forensic sci as a subject?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

No it doesn't

[@premandeepkaur3733]

And what about nutrition or food science

[@sureshsaini1140]

Hey i heard that while doing bachelors after 12th First year will really be tough to pay our fees But after that during 2nd year we will be able to pay on our own by working in hospitals/jobs related to nursing Is it true?

[@pawandeepkaur0606]

Yes, exactly Once you are done with first sem, look for a PCA position, that should contribute towards your fees. - adhere to you visa conditions - don't trust people who tell you they work more than allowed hrs a week, don't tell other people about your work, you can get in trouble :)

[@KimAhrina11]

@@pawandeepkaur0606 sorry what happened with the 2nd point?