Nursing is one of the most noblest and oldest of professions, it involves dedicating oneself to the care of sick and ailing patients. It is a combination of providing physical healing while also catering to the patients and their families emotional needs too. Nursing is the largest occupation in the health care sector. Alongside doctors, they form a part of the core team involved in the healing and wellbeing of the patient. Nurses have to work in departments like general wards to emergency rooms to operating theatres. The duties and responsibilities of nurses depend on their qualifications and work experience. At the initial level, they have to work for the bedside patients while at a senior level, they are required to manage special groups.
( Bi.P.C 40 % Pass ) EAMCET / NEET
The duration of BSc Nursing program is of four years, and the nursing course includes classroom learning and practical sessions. Facilities are provided to students for clinical experiences under the guidance of faculty in various clinical and community settings. The university exams are held annually.
Candidates over 17 years of age are eligible to apply. The candidate must have passed 10+2, 12th Grade or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology with a minimum of 50% marks.
Qualification: Pass in 10+2, 12th grade or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English and a minimumof 45% marks in aggregate
Upon completion of the B.Sc nursing course, graduates could have the following career opportunities open to them:
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Hospital Staff nurse |
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School health nurse |
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Industrial nurse |
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Public health nurse |
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Long care home nurse |
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Nursing Tutor in Schools/Colleges of Nursing |
GNM Completed