GNM-General Nursing & Midwifery (3Yrs)
GNM is an abbreviation for "General Nursing and Midwifery". What does that mean? This field focuses on the education of potential nurses in general healthcare, nursing, and midwifery. It is meant for nursing students to develop their knowledge of nursing and healthcare so they can branch out at into field at some point.
GNM refer to coursework for nursing students at many universities as well. Once students have advanced their education, they can go into more specific fields of healthcare. These fields include but are not limited to intensive care, dermatology, gynecology, anesthesia, emergency care, pediatrics, and many more areas of healthcare.
GNM programme is meant to prepare general nurses who can efficiently perform as members of the health team and capable of dealing the competencies in both the hospitals and other such organizations.
Eligibily Criteria
Age limitation
Minimum and Maximum age for admission will be 17 and 35 years respectively. For ANM/LHV there is no age bar.
Qualification
10+2 class passed or its equivalent preferably with any stream with aggregrate of 45% marks.
Those who have cleared 10+2 vocational ANM course (revised after 2001) from the School recognized by Indian Nursing Council.
ANM training i.e. 10+1 0 years training should also have passed +2 or its equivalent examination.
Course Curriculam
1st Year
Biological Science
Behavioral Science
Fundamental of Nursing
Community Health Nursing(1) English
Computer Science
2nd Year
Medical-surgical Nursing (1) (inlcuding Pharmacology)
Medical - Surgical Nursing (2) Mental Health Nursing
Child Health Nursing
3rd Year
Part 1 (6 Months)
Midwifery and Gynecology
Community Health Nursing
Part 2 (6 Months, Integrated supervised Internship)
Nursing Education
Introduction to research
Professional trends and adjustment
Administrations and ward management
Health Economics
