B. Sc Nursing Programme

The B.Sc. Nursing degree is a four-year full-time programme comprising eight semesters. It prepares students to become registered nurses qualified to practise across public, government and private health-care settings. The programme follows UGC-aligned credit and semester systems, with foundational, core and elective learning.

Students gain nursing knowledge alongside hands-on competence in skills laboratories, simulated settings and clinical environments. A competency-based approach builds critical thinking, communication, teamwork, safety, therapeutic practice and evidence-based care for patients across the lifespan.

• Produce knowledgeable, competent nurses with strong critical-thinking skills who are caring, motivated, assertive and disciplined.
• Prepare graduates to provide promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative health-care services in hospital and public-health settings.
• Prepare nurses to make independent decisions within their scope of practice, protect individual rights and apply evidence-based practice.
• Build the foundations to serve as a practitioner, teacher, supervisor and manager in clinical or public-health settings.

• Candidates from Science, Arts, Humanities or Commerce who have passed 10+2 with at least 45% in core, elective and academic subjects taken together, and passed English individually, are eligible.
• State Open School and NIOS candidates meeting the same 45% and English requirements are eligible.
• Admission is through an entrance examination covering aptitude for nursing, general science, general knowledge, English and general ability. The minimum qualifying mark is 50%.
• Candidates must be medically fit. The minimum age is 17 years as on 31 December of the admission year and the maximum age is 35 years.