Anatomy & Physiology
Study of the structure and normal functioning of the human body as a foundation for nursing practice.
A comprehensive undergraduate nursing degree programme developing advanced clinical knowledge, professional competence, leadership, research awareness and patient-centred care skills.
The B.Sc. Nursing programme prepares students for professional nursing practice through academic learning, clinical training, healthcare exposure and development of leadership and research skills.
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc. Nursing) is an undergraduate professional programme designed to develop competent, knowledgeable and responsible nursing professionals.
The programme provides a strong foundation in nursing sciences, medical-surgical nursing, community health, maternal and child healthcare, mental health, research and professional nursing practice.
Students receive theoretical education together with practical and clinical learning designed to strengthen critical thinking, communication, leadership and patient-care skills.
The minimum age for admission shall be 17 years on 31st December of the year in which admission is sought.
Minimum education: 10+2 class passed with Science (PCB) and English elective with an aggregate of 50% marks from a recognised board under AISSCE/CBSE/ICSE/SSCE/HSCE or other equivalent Board.
Student shall be medically fit.
Students appearing in 10+2 examination in Science conducted by National Institute of Open School with 45% marks.
Student shall be admitted once in a year.
Study of the structure and normal functioning of the human body as a foundation for nursing practice.
Core nursing principles, procedures, patient safety, communication and professional nursing practice.
Comprehensive nursing care for patients with medical and surgical conditions.
Public health, community assessment, health promotion and disease prevention.
Nursing care of children with focus on growth, development, illness and preventive healthcare.
Maternal health, pregnancy, childbirth, postnatal care and obstetrical nursing.
Mental health concepts, therapeutic communication and nursing care for individuals with mental health needs.
Introduction to evidence-based practice, research methodology and use of research in nursing.
Professional communication, teaching, management, leadership and development of nursing practice.
Build a strong academic and professional foundation through an undergraduate nursing degree.
Develop practical competence through supervised clinical and healthcare exposure.
Study diverse areas of nursing, healthcare, patient management and professional practice.
Develop awareness of research methods and evidence-based approaches to nursing care.
Build communication, decision-making, management and professional leadership skills.
Create a foundation for eligible postgraduate nursing education and specialised professional development.
Explore professional nursing opportunities across hospitals and healthcare institutions subject to applicable requirements.
Develop careers in suitable clinical areas such as medical-surgical, critical care, maternal and child health.
Work in community health, public health and health promotion settings.
Eligible candidates may explore government and public healthcare opportunities through applicable recruitment processes.
With appropriate further qualifications, graduates can explore academic and nursing education pathways.
Further education and experience may create opportunities in nursing administration and healthcare management.
Eligible graduates may pursue postgraduate nursing education in suitable specialisations.
Students may explore relevant postgraduate programmes in healthcare, public health and related fields according to eligibility.
Additional professional certifications can help develop focused skills in selected clinical and healthcare areas.
Higher education can open pathways towards nursing research, teaching and academic careers.
Review the current academic, subject, age and admission requirements before applying.
Understand the course structure, duration, clinical exposure and professional opportunities.
Complete the application process with accurate personal and academic information.
Provide the required documents and complete the prescribed verification process.
Complete the applicable admission formalities within the notified admission schedule.
B.Sc. Nursing is an undergraduate professional degree programme that prepares students for professional nursing practice through academic, practical and clinical education.
The programme is generally structured as a four-year undergraduate nursing degree, subject to applicable academic and regulatory requirements.
Candidates who meet the current educational, subject, age and other admission requirements prescribed for the programme may apply.
Graduates can explore professional nursing and healthcare opportunities in hospitals, community health, public healthcare and other suitable healthcare settings.
Yes. Eligible graduates may pursue M.Sc. Nursing and other relevant postgraduate or specialised healthcare education pathways.
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