The 3-year GNM program at Ahir College of Nursing equips students with essential nursing competencies, midwifery training, and patient care experience across community and hospital settings. With a focus on hands-on learning, this program prepares students for meaningful careers as bedside caregivers, community health workers, and frontline nursing professionals in both public and private healthcare sectors.
| Program Level | Undergraduate |
|---|---|
| Program Level | Undergraduate |
| Duration | 3 Years (6 Semesters) |
| Fees | As per Govt. order |
| Eligibility | 10+2 pass with English and minimum 40% marks |
| Career Options | Staff Nurse, Community Health Nurse, Home Care Nurse, Midwife, Health Educator |
| Study Mode | Full Time |
| Application Status | NA |
Check out our year-wise learning outcomes:
| Key Learnings | Semester |
|---|---|
| Learn the fundamentals of nursing, anatomy & physiology, first aid, and community health. Build essential patient care and communication skills. | Semester 1 |
| Study microbiology, psychology, and sociology. Develop basic midwifery and child health skills through early clinical exposure. | Semester 2 |
| Key Learnings | Semester |
|---|---|
| Advance into medical-surgical nursing, pharmacology, and nutrition. Train in wards and develop skills in adult and elderly care. | Semester 3 |
| Explore mental health nursing and pediatric care. Gain hands-on experience in psychiatric and pediatric departments. | Semester 4 |
| Key Learnings | Semester |
|---|---|
| Focus on midwifery, obstetric nursing, and community health. Participate in maternal and newborn care practices. | Semester 5 |
| Undergo supervised internship rotations in hospitals and health centers. Prepare for real-world practice and patient responsibility. | Semester 6 |
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Backed by eight decades of educational excellence under the Ahir College banner, Ahir College of Nursing is dedicated to shaping the next generation of nursing professionals through rigorous academics, hands-on clinical training, and a deep-rooted commitment to compassionate care.