6 Differences Between MNS Officer and Civilian Nurse

• Only female candidates are eligible to apply for this.
• A candidate must have passed class 12th with Biology.
• A candidate must be passed class 12th in the first attempt.
• The marks of the candidates in class 12th should not be less than 50%.
• Age Limit: The age of the candidate must be between the 17 years old to 24 years old.
• The age should not be less than 17 years old and it should not be more than 24 years old.
• There is no relaxation has been given to any special caste or categories. To get more details about the relaxation, check the official notification.

• A candidate must have passed class 12th with minimum of 50% marks.
• A candidate must have biology in class 12th.
• There are no minimum and maximum age limit criteria. All the candidates are eligible to apply for this.
• The Government college may have an age restriction, you can check this detail on the official websites of the colleges, etc.

MNS Officers are more likely to deal with soldiers who have been injured in combat, but they also serve military personnel, their families and military retirees all over the world.

Civilian nurses may see shooting and stabbing victims, but most nurses in civilian life see less trauma than an MNS Officer.

MNS Officers might work in a military hospital, a field hospital or military clinic. Within those facilities, she might work in an operating room, a post-surgical unit, rehabilitation unit, obstetrics or pediatrics. Most of her patients, however, are likely to be soldiers who need medical, surgical or mental health care.

Civilian nurses also work in similar units in hospitals and clinics, but have other options such as becoming a traveling nurse or working in doctors' offices, home care or schools.

MNS Officers enjoy many benefitssuch as health insurance ,canteen , medical etc. and areare covered by the Army.

MNS Officerscan retire with full benefits.

If for MNS Officers changes locations or jobs, she retains her benefits and pay.

Civilian nurses typically pay part of their health insurance costs and pay their own oremiums.

Civilian nurse is not eligible for Social Security and Medicare until she is in her 60s.

If for Civilian Nurse changes locations or jobs, she may/may not retain her benefits and pay.

MNS Officersenter the service as officers.

MNS Officersare also promoted at regular intervals.

Civilian nurses are staff nurses.

Civilian nurse promotions are based on factors such as available jobs, seniority and union contracts.

MNS Officerswho serve in combat zones might have slightly more personal risk.

Civilian nurses have more freedom and control of their daily activities.