Post BSC Nursing

For the 2024 session, we provide the whole direction for Post Basic B.Sc Nursing (PB B.Sc Nursing) admissions including course duration, eligibility, admission process, and college details.

Those who already have experience in nursing should especially benefit from this course.

Applicants must have finished General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM) and have minimum two years of work experience to be qualified.

India’s healthcare sector has seen notable technical innovation recently. PB B.Sc Nursing graduates have become one of the most sought-after candidates among companies as the demand for properly educated nursing staff in contemporary medical environments rises.

After the course, students can pursue advanced specialization in their field of interest, therefore improving their abilities and creating better career and income possibilities.

Duration of B.sc (Post Basic)

2 years course.

Eligibility for Bsc(Post Basic) :

must have passed an equivalent test approved by the university, Higher Secondary / Senior Secondary / 10+2.

Candidates who have finished ten plus one before 1986 also qualify.

should be registered with the State Nursing Council as R.N.R.M. (Registered Nurse & Registered Midwife) having a valid GNM certificate.

Admission Process:

Direct admission for Post Basic B.Sc Nursing is available from us. INC (Indian Nursing Council) approves our institutions, which also link with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS). Approved by the government of Karnataka, total admission capacity is sixty seats.

University exam Pattern:Our university takes exams annually.

For more details about admission

For Admission Call us at 8884069620 | 8431036223

Syllabus of PB Bsc Nursing:

1st-year Subjects:

• 1. Nursing Foundation
• 2. Nutrition & Dietetics
• 3. Biochemistry & Biophysics
• 4. Psychology
• 5. Microbiology
• 6. Maternal Nursing
• 7. Child Health Nursing
• 8. Medical & Surgical Nursing
• 9. English

2nd-year Subjects:

• 1. Sociology
• 2. Community Health Nursing
• 3. Mental Health Nursing
• 4. Introduction to Nursing Education
• 5. Introduction to Nursing Administration
• 6. Introduction to Nursing Research & Statistics