There are pros and cons to both GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) and BSc Nursing degrees:

Pros of GNM:

• Shorter course duration - 3.5 years, including internship vs four years for BSc
• Lower course fees at many institutes
• The focus is more on practical training and skills

Pros of BSc Nursing:

• Deeper study of nursing theories and principles
• Additional focus on research, leadership, and critical thinking
• Perceived as more prestigious by some employers
• May open up more excellent career advancement opportunities

Cons of GNM:

• Perceived as less prestigious than a BSc by some
• May limit career growth opportunities compared to BSc

Cons of BSc Nursing:

• Longer course duration
• Higher course fees at many colleges
• Slightly less practical training than GNM

Overall, a BSc in nursing is considered more rigorous and advanced academically. However, both degrees qualify you to become a registered nurse. Additional skills from a BSc may benefit those interested in leadership roles or advanced nursing positions. GNM offers a shorter, more affordable option focused on developing core nursing skills.

So, the choice depends on one's career goals, time and budget. However, GNM and BSc Nursing produce competent registered nurses who are initially eligible for the same nursing license exams and nursing jobs. Experience and additional certifications can also enable career growth over time as well.