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Nursing Courses : Admission 2025

There are a variety of levels and formats for nursing programmes accessible after the 12th grade. In some programmes, you’d receive a diploma, while in others, you’d have the option to pursue a full-fledged nursing degree. Some nursing programmes last for two to three years, while others might last up to four years.

Nursing Programs	Training Duration	Examination
Auxiliary Nurse & Midwife	2 years	Nursing Examination Board
General Nursing & Midwifery	3 and 1/2 years 3 years from 2015-2016	Nursing Examination Board
B. Sc (Basic)	4 years	University
B.Sc (Post Basic)	Regular: 2 yrs Distance: 3 yrs	University
M. Sc.	2 years	University
M. Phil	1 year (Full time) 2 years (part time)	University
Ph D	3-5 years	University
Post Basic Diploma in Operation Room Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Cardio Thoracic Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Neurology Nursing.	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Midwifery Nursing.	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Psychiatric Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Critical Care Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Emergency & Disaster Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Oncology Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Ortho and Rehabilitation Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Geriatric Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Neonatal Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Forensic Nursing	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Haematology Nursing-Residency Programme	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Post Basic Diploma in Burn & Reconstructive Surgery Nursing – Residency Programme	1 year	State Nursing Council/ University
Nurse Practitioner in Critical Care	2 years	University

Parameters	Nursing Course Details
Nursing Course Level	UG, PG, PhD, Diploma, and Certification
Nursing Course Duration	UG: 3 – 4 Years PG: 2 Years PhD: 3 – 6 Years Diploma/Certification: 1 Month to 2 Years
Nursing Course Fees	INR 5 Lakh – 7 Lakh
Nursing Course Eligibility Criteria	UG: Class 12 with PCB subjects PG: A bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline. PhD: A master’s degree in a relevant discipline. Diploma/Certification: Class 10 or 12 scores.
Nursing Course Admission Criteria	Merit and Entrance Exam-Based
Nursing Course Entrance Exams	KCET, AP EAMCET, KEAM, NEET, CUET, CUET-PG, NEET PG, UGC NET, CSIR NET, etc.

It is a three-year nursing programme with the primary objectives of imparting the principles of nursing and healthcare to students and teaching them how to collaborate effectively with other members of a health team. GNM is a professional programme that focuses on skill development and employment. The GNM course’s curriculum includes lessons in first aid, human physiology, general biology, human anatomy, and the fundamentals of nursing. Candidates who are pursuing GNM must complete a six-month internship programme after completing the three-year GNM degree, which will provide them with first-hand experience working in hospitals and nursing homes.

This is the course that you should enrol in right away if you want to earn a nursing degree. This undergraduate nursing curriculum lasts four years. The emphasis of the course is on producing highly trained nursing graduates who will have the necessary knowledge and experience in critical care as well as the critical thinking skills, proficiency, and increased tendency toward moral values, all of which are crucial for achieving a high degree of professional growth and achievement in the field of nursing and midwifery.

B.Sc Nursing Job Profiles:

Chief Nursing Officer; Critical Care Nurse; Nurse Educator; Registered Nurse; ICU Nurse; Certified Nursing Assistant; Home Care Nurse; Clinical Nurse Manager; Traveller Nurse; Aviation Nurse; Occupational Nurse; School Nurse; Community Health Officer (MLHP); Public Health Nurse; Clinical Researcher; A Nursing Counsellor

Career Scope of GNM: –

There are many employment opportunities available after GNM. You can quickly obtain any nursing position or job in both public and private hospitals and nursing institutes after earning your General Nursing and Midwifery degree. Here are some of the most well-liked job profiles for GNM.