General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)

Overview

The GNM course is a foundational nursing qualification focused on delivering theoretical knowledge, practical competency, and patient‑centered care. It prepares students to work in hospitals, clinics, community centers, and emergency care units.

Quick Facts

Eligibility & Admission

  • Passed 10+2 in Science / Arts stream from a recognized board.
  • Minimum age: 17 years at the time of admission.
  • Must meet physical fitness standards required for nursing training.

Course Structure

Core Nursing Skills

Foundations of nursing, patient care techniques, medical-surgical nursing, emergency response, and infection control practices.

Midwifery & Obstetrics

Maternal health, antenatal & postnatal care, childbirth assistance, neonatal care, and women’s health responsibilities.

Community Health Nursing

Public health management, community visits, awareness programs, and rural & urban healthcare system exposure.

Clinical / Hospital Training

Hands-on training in wards, operation theatres, emergency units, maternity departments, and specialty healthcare environments.

Career Opportunities

GNM graduates are eligible for diverse healthcare roles across hospitals, clinics, community centers, and specialized care units.

Community Impact

Work directly with families to improve maternal and child health outcomes.

Career Path

Opportunities at PHCs, NGOs, private clinics, and options to upskill (GNM / BSc)

Hands-on Training

Clinical internships, home visits and public-health programme experience.