“I studied commerce. Is it too late for healthcare?”
In this counselling scene, a student with Plus Two commerce and a general degree wants a secure, global career. Our counsellor explains why nursing is still within reach.
- Commerce or arts background
- General degree holders
- BSc Nursing in Georgia
A common story in Kerala
Many young people finish a BCom or BA, start working, and realise they want a career with more security and scope abroad. Healthcare stands out: nurses are needed around the world, and the skills travel with you. The problem is that most nursing courses in India expect Biology in Plus Two.
Why Georgia opens the door
In Part 2 we cover the admission criteria and English test, and in Part 3 the fees.
Frequently asked questions
I already have a degree. Do I start from the beginning?
Yes, BSc Nursing is a full programme. Your previous degree shows academic ability but doesn’t shorten the course.
Is there an age limit?
Yes. We explain the limits in Part 2: generally up to 25 or 29, depending on your qualification.
Will my family need to visit Georgia?
No. We handle admission and visa from our offices, and only the student needs to travel.
Ready to switch careers?
Free consultation with Haven Overseas at our Kozhikode and Kochi offices, or by phone and WhatsApp.
Sources: World Health Organization: Nursing, Ministry of Education of Georgia. Details as of the video date.
