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NIMT Educational Institutions: Knowledge Base - 40 FAQs

The Vijay Lakshmi is completely official and above-board. It is an initiative undertaken by the Department of Financial Services (Ministry of Finance),

NIMT Educational Institutions: Knowledge Base - 40 FAQs

NIMT Educational Institutions

Knowledge Base

Financial Assistance – Scholarships, Loans & Fee Waivers

Students seeking educational loans should visit the

The Vijay Lakshmi is completely official and above-board. It is an initiative undertaken by the Department of Financial Services (Ministry of Finance), Department of Higher Education (Ministry of Human Resource Development) and Indian Banks Association (IBA). It is maintained by

There are a number of government scholarships that a student can get post-admission. They are:

Yes. NIMT is currently providing the

Yes. But note that the deadline of fee payment for every academic year is 10th January. Ensure that your half-yearly mode of payment meets the deadline.

No Cost EMI option is available for students to pay their fees on a monthly or quarterly basis. The student or their guardian must possess a credit card to avail this option.

Diploma in General Nurse Midwifery (GNM/DGNM)

GNM is short for General Nurse Midwifery.

Indian nationals must have obtained

The first-year fee for GNM is ₹71,500. For the following years, the yearly fee is ₹64,000.

NIMT Institute of Medical and Paramedical Sciences, Greater Noida, offers B.Sc in Nursing, a 4-year undergraduate degree course to those interested in pursuing a career in professional nursing.

Candidates must have passed 10+2 in Science (PCB) with English Elective/Core with an aggregate of 45% marks from any recognized board. The same criteria apply for candidates who took tests under the National Institute of Open School.

The annual fee is ₹85,000, excluding accommodation fees (if needed).

NIMT, Greater Noida and NIMT, Kotputli offer BA LLB, a 5-year integrated undergraduate degree course, to law aspirants.

NIMT follows a transdisciplinary approach wherein Social Sciences Subjects like Economics, English, History, Political Science and Sociology are taught besides Law subjects in the first two years of BA LLB.

NIMT offers specializations in 6 law streams, viz., Business Law, Criminal Law, Corporate Law, Family Law, Constitutional Law, and International Law in the fourth and fifth years of BA LLB.

NIMT Technical and Professional College, Kotputli Jaipur, under the University of Rajasthan.

Yearly fee for all five years is ₹1,00,000, exclusive of examination fee (as per university guidelines) and accommodation charges (if needed).

NIMT Vidhi Evam Kanun Sansthan (NIMT Institute of Method & Law), Greater Noida, under Chaudhary Charan Singh University.

Yearly fee for all five years is ₹1,00,000, exclusive of examination fee (as per university guidelines) and accommodation charges (if needed).

NIMT Technical and Professional College, Kotputli Jaipur, under the University of Rajasthan, offers LLB, a 3-year undergraduate degree course to law aspirants.

Moot courts and special lectures are organized, a Legal Aid Clinic is maintained, and legal literacy enterprises are undertaken to ensure all-round education and training for law graduates.

Yearly fee for all three years is ₹35,250, exclusive of examination fee (as per university guidelines) and accommodation charges (if needed).

NIMT Institute of Medical and Paramedical Sciences, Greater Noida, offers D.Pharma, a 2-year undergraduate diploma course, to students eager to pursue a career in pharmacy.

Candidates must have passed their 10+2 exam in Science (PC + Bio/Maths). Candidates with any other qualification approved by the Pharmacy Council of India are also eligible.

NIMT Institute of Medical and Paramedical Sciences, Greater Noida, offers B.Sc in Radiology and Imaging Technology, an undergraduate degree course 3 years and 6 months long, to students keen to pursue a career in radiology.

General and OBC candidates must have acquired 45% marks in aggregate in their 10+2 exams in Science (PC + Bio/Maths/Comp. Sc.). SC/ST candidates must have acquired a minimum of 40% in aggregate.

A flood of job opportunities awaits qualified nurses. Private and government hospitals, nursing homes, old age homes, rehabilitation centres, all require nurses. Nursing institutions like the Indian Red Cross Society, Indian Nursing Council and State Nursing Councils also employ nurses.

Administrative and teaching faculties in medical colleges and nursing schools require highly qualified nurses. Nurses can also start nursing centres of their own.

International nursing certificates provide nurses chances to go abroad. Their jobs are not limited to their country alone.

The primary tasks of a Registered Nurse entail providing care to sick, rehabilitating, injured and differently abled patients, giving health advice to them and maintaining their medical records.

Recent statistics report that an RN with no prior working experience can earn up to more than ₹2 lakhs per annum on an average. Earnings include tips, bonus and overtime compensation.

Recent reports suggest that on an average, RNs with 1-4 years of experience earn nearly ₹2.5 lakhs per year.

An RN with almost 10 years of experience can earn up to more than ₹3.85 lakhs per year on an average. With 20 years’ worth of experience, RNs can earn more than ₹4.5 lakhs per year.

A distribution of nurses based on working experience as per recent surveys show that entry-level RNs comprise 9% of the total working population of nurses in India. Early-career RNs who have a minimum of 5 years of experience dominate this statistic.

RNs working in and around Delhi earn the most in India, as per latest reports. Other places like Mumbai, Pune and Hyderabad are also financially favourable for nurses.

Civil Service administrator, tax inspector, insurance claims inspector, legal executive, probation officer, customs officer, legal adviser, investment fund manager, etc. are some of the many jobs that law graduates are most likely to obtain.

Lecturer in law education institutes, real estate agents, HR directors, labour relations specialists, even CEO, are some alternative career directions that law graduates can pursue.

Being a litigation lawyer is the most common professional course that LLB graduates choose. Apart from this, joining the corporate sector is also a major lucrative career option.

Taking competitive exams like the UPSC can be a wise decision for law graduates. It provides a great chance to excel in the public sector. Besides, monetary support from the government is a big plus. Other relevant exams like PCS (J) and HJS are important for those wanting to be judges in courts.

After LLB, LLM is a degree that can be pursued for pedagogical intentions. Research opportunities in India and abroad become available, for which grants are sometimes provided by governments.

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