B.Sc Nursing (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) is a 4-year undergraduate degree program in the field of nursing.
The B.Sc. Nursing program will commence from the year 2025 with an intake capacity of 60 seats.
Admission to the B.Sc. Nursing program will be conducted through the Common Nursing Entrance Test (CNET).
It is designed to prepare students for a professional career as registered nurses (RNs), equipped with the skills, knowledge, and clinical experience to deliver comprehensive healthcare services.
B.Sc. (N) Class Room - 1st Year
BSc Nursing 1st Year provides foundational knowledge in nursing, anatomy, physiology, and community health, essential for professional clinical practice
BSc Nursing 2nd Year emphasizes medical-surgical nursing, pharmacology, pathology, and communication skills, strengthening clinical competence and evidence-based nursing practice
BSc Nursing 3rd Year focuses on advanced clinical training, research methodology, leadership skills, and specialized nursing care in diverse healthcare settings
BSc Nursing 4th Year emphasizes leadership, community health, nursing research, and professional practice for effective healthcare delivery and management
GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) classes provide comprehensive training in nursing practices, midwifery, and patient care.
In 2025, 30 additional GNM seats were approved, increasing the total intake capacity to 60 seats.
Admission to the GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) classes will be conducted through the Uttar Pradesh GNM Entrance Test (UPGET).
The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical experience, preparing students to deliver effective healthcare services in hospitals, clinics, and community settings.
Emphasis is placed on ethics, communication, and compassionate nursing care.
GNM Class Room - 1st Year
GNM 1st Year focuses on foundational nursing concepts, anatomy, physiology, and basic patient care skills through theoretical and clinical training
GNM 2nd Year emphasizes medical-surgical nursing, pharmacology, and mental health care, enhancing clinical competence and patient-centered nursing practices
ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery) classes at Sugreev Singh Memorial Institute of Nursing and Hospital focus on foundational nursing skills, maternal care, and community health.
The ANM program has an intake capacity of 40 seats approved since the year 2017.
Admission to the ANM program will be conducted through school based examination.
The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on training, preparing students for essential roles in primary healthcare, especially in rural and underserved areas, ensuring quality patient care
ANM Class Room - 1st Year
ANM 1st Year classroom offers a focused learning environment with modern teaching aids for foundational nursing and community health education
ANM 2nd Year classroom provides advanced training with practical demonstrations, enhancing clinical skills in maternal care and community health nursing
