General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)

Develop comprehensive knowledge and practical nursing skills in patient care, clinical procedures, maternal and child health, community healthcare and nursing management while preparing for a professional career in the healthcare sector.

2 Years / 4 Semesters • INTAKE: 40

General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)

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The General Nursing & Midwifery programme provides comprehensive education in nursing, midwifery, patient care and community health. Students gain practical and clinical exposure to medical-surgical nursing, maternal and child healthcare, emergency care, health education and nursing procedures while developing the professional skills required to work effectively in healthcare teams.

Eligibility

10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board, subject to applicable admission requirements.

Fee

₹50,000 per year

Scholarship

Merit-based scholarships as per university norms.

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About Program

Discover your path in Nursing & Midwifery.

Build a strong professional foundation in nursing and midwifery through classroom education, hands-on training and clinical exposure. The programme develops students' abilities in patient assessment, nursing care, clinical procedures, maternal and child health, community healthcare and emergency support while preparing them for diverse healthcare environments.

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General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)

Staff Nurse
Clinical Nurse
Community Health Nurse
Nursing Care Coordinator
Midwifery Assistant
Home Care Nurse
Hospital Nurse
Emergency Care Nurse
Maternal Health Nurse
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Program Outcomes

Patient Assessment

Patient Assessment

Understand healthcare systems, policies, hospital operations, and essential healthcare practices.

Nursing Care

Nursing Care

Apply effective management principles to improve hospital operations and healthcare services.

Clinical Procedures

Clinical Procedures

Develop strong communication skills for effective coordination, teamwork, and patient care.

Maternal Care

Maternal Care

Understand healthcare systems, policies, hospital operations, and essential healthcare practices.

Child Care

Child Care

Understand healthcare budgeting, billing, financial planning, and resource management.

Emergency Support

Emergency Support

Implement quality standards and practices to improve patient safety and healthcare services.

Vital Monitoring

Vital Monitoring

Build leadership abilities to manage teams, make decisions, and lead healthcare organizations.

Infection Control

Infection Control

Gain real-world experience through internships, hospital training, projects, and practical learning.

Medication Support

Medication Support

Develop analytical and critical-thinking skills to solve challenges in healthcare management.

Why Study this program

GNM provides comprehensive training in professional nursing, midwifery and patient care, combining academic knowledge with practical clinical experience. Students develop essential skills in healthcare delivery, patient safety, community health and nursing practices while gaining exposure to different areas of clinical care.

  • Nursing Fundamentals
  • Patient Care
  • Maternal Health
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Frequently Asked Questions

01. What is the duration of the General Nursing & Midwifery programme?

The GNM programme is designed as a 3-year professional nursing and midwifery programme, combining theoretical education with practical and clinical training.

02. What is the eligibility for GNM?

Students who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognized board can apply, subject to applicable university and regulatory admission requirements.

03. What career opportunities are available after GNM?

GNM graduates can explore opportunities in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, community healthcare centres, emergency care facilities, home healthcare services and other healthcare organisations.