Courses in Nursing

Programs at a Glance

Discover our flagship programs B.Sc Nursing, Post-Basic B.Sc, GNM, and M.Sc Nursing. Each is designed forcomprehensive nursing education, blending theory and practice.

B.Sc. Nursing

B.Sc Nursing is a four-year undergraduate program. It provides a strong scientific foundation and prepares students for professional nursing practice or higher studies.

Curriculum: Integrates theory and practical training across medical-surgical, paediatric, obstetrics,psychiatry, and community health nursing. Emphasis on evidence-based practice and research skills.
Eligibility: Passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (≥45%) and aged ≥17.
Upgrade Path: Graduates can pursue M.Sc Nursing or specialized certifications.
Global Recognition:This degree is valued worldwide; many alumni work abroad in hospitals and public health.

Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing

Post-Basic B.Sc Nursing is a 2-year bridge course for in-service nurses. It builds on GNM qualification to develop advanced nursing skills and leadership in healthcare.

Curriculum: Emphasizes research methodology and advanced clinical practice, preparing graduates for leadership, education, and research roles in nursing.
Eligibility: GNM pass and active registration with PNRC. A minimum age of 17 years applies.
Outcome: Graduates become Nurse Educators, Ward Managers, or enter public health administration. Many excel in hospital leadership or pursue further studies (M.Sc Nursing).

GNM – General Nursing & Midwifery

GNM is a 3-year diploma course focusing on nursing and midwifery. It meets the professional needs of midwives and nurses in varied healthcare setting.

Curriculum:
Covers anatomy, community health, mental health, paediatrics, and maternal care.Emphasis on practical skills and supervised clinical rotations.
Eligibility:
10+2 (any stream) with ≥40% marks, age ≥17.
Career Path:
Graduates can register with PNRC and work as Staff Nurses or upgrade to Post-B.Sc programs.


M.Sc. Nursing

Master of Science in Nursing is a 2-year postgraduate program aimed at experienced nurses seeking advanced roles.

Specializations & Seats
Medical-Surgical Nursing: 10 seats
Child Health Nursing: 5 seats
Obstetrics & Gynecological Nursing:10 seats
Psychiatric Nursing: 10 seats
Total seats: 35

Eligibility: B.Sc Nursing or Post-Basic B.Sc Nursing with ≥55% from BFUHS or any INC-recognized university.
Curriculum: In-depth study of advanced nursing concepts, research methodology, teaching–learning strategies, and leadership. Heavy emphasis on evidence-based practice.
Outcomes: Graduates become nurse educators (in colleges), clinical specialists, researchers, or administrators. The course provides opportunity to develop specialist skills for quality patient care. Completion grantseligibility for faculty positions and doctoral studies.

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