3-Year Diploma · INC Approved; ANC Recognized
General Nursing & Midwifery
A comprehensive 3-year diploma covering patient care, nursing science, midwifery and clinical training, including a 12-week preliminary period and hospital internship.
- Duration
- 3 Years
- Annual intake
- 30
- Clinical training
- Internship included · 12-week preliminary period
- Fee
- Disclosed at admission
Curriculum
What you study, year by year
Age requirement: 17–35 years. Internship included · 12-week preliminary period
Bio-Science (Anatomy & Physiology, Microbiology)
Behavioral Science (Psychology, Sociology)
Foundation of Nursing (Fundamentals, First Aid)
Community Health Nursing I (CHN-1, Hygiene, Health Education, Nutrition)
English
Computer Education
Practical: Fundamentals of Nursing
Eligibility
Who can apply
Requirements
- 10+2 with English from any recognised board (Science preferred).
- Minimum 40% aggregate marks at the qualifying examination.
- English must be individually passed as a subject.
- State Open School / NIOS candidates are eligible.
- 10+2 with an ANM vocational course (40% marks, INC-recognised school) is also accepted.
- Minimum age 17 years as of 31 December of the admission year.
- Maximum age 35 years.
- Physically and mentally fit for the 3-year programme.
Programme highlights
- 30 annual seats
- 3-year diploma including internship and a 12-week preliminary period
- Clinical training at partner hospitals
- INC approved and ANC recognized
Clinical practice
Hospital internship & clinical training
The GNM programme includes hospital internship and clinical training, alongside a 12-week preliminary period.
Clinical training at partner hospitals
12-week preliminary period
Medical-surgical nursing clinical learning
Mental-health and child-health clinical learning
Midwifery practical training
Community Health Nursing II learning
Assessment
ANC examination structure
Explore the GNM examination pattern year by year. Tabs keep the paper structure compact; expandable panels contain the broader assessment rules.
Year-wise structure
First Year
Foundation subjects covering biomedical sciences, behavioral sciences, and core nursing fundamentals.
| Paper | Subject | Total | Internal | Board Exam |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | Bio-Science (Anatomy & Physiology, Microbiology) | 100 | 25 | 75 |
| II | Behavioral Science (Psychology, Sociology) | 100 | 25 | 75 |
| III | Foundation of Nursing (Fundamentals, First Aid) | 100 | 25 | 75 |
| IV | Community Health Nursing I (CHN-1, Hygiene, Health Ed, Nutrition) | 100 | 25 | 75 |
| V | English | 100 | School Exam | — |
| VI | Computer Education | 100 | School Exam | — |
| VII | Practical: Fundamentals of Nursing | 100 | 50 | 50 |
English and Computer Education are school examinations. The Psychiatric Nursing practical examination is conducted at the clinical site, with marks submitted directly to the Council/Board.
Questions