JIPMER Nursing (M.Sc.) 2021 Syllabus 2021: Download Latest Syllabus PDF

Updated on Aug 4, 2021 02:41 IST

JIPMER MSc Nursing 2021 syllabus is based on the Class BSc Nursing course curriculum. To understand the syllabus, analogy the candidates should also understand the JIPMER MSc Nursing 2021 exam pattern.

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JIPMER MSc Nursing 2021 Exam Pattern
JIPMER Nursing BSc Post-Basic

JIPMER MSc Nursing 2021 Exam Pattern

JIPMER offers two undergraduate level nursing courses under its hood. Both the courses follow different exam patterns. Exam patterns for various BSc programmes at JIPMER are:

For JIPMER MSc Nursing
Exam duration	90 minutes
Mode of exam	Computer-based test
Type of questions	Multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
Sections	Medical-Surgical Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Obstetric Nursing, Child Health Nursing, Mental Health Nursing, Nursing Foundations, Nursing Research, and General Knowledge
Negative marking	No
Total marks	100

For JIPMER Nursing BSc (Post basic)

JIPMER nursing 2021 BSc (Post-Basic) Nursing exam candidates can refer to below exam pattern.

JIPMER Nursing BSc (Post basic)
Exam duration	90 minutes (one and a half hours)
Mode of exam	Computer-based test
Type of questions	Multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
Sections	Fundamentals of Nursing, Medical-Surgical Nursing including Anatomy, Physiology & Pharmacology, Obstetrics Nursing and Midwifery, Pediatric Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing and Professional Trends in Nursing.
Negative marking	No

JIPMER MSc nursing 2021 syllabus is defined by the JIPMER, Puducherry. Candidates appearing for MSc nursing course should have completed class 12 from any recognized board with physics, chemistry, and biology and should have a general sense of English language and logical reasoning.

MSc Nursing Entrance Exam Subjects
Anatomy	Sociology
Physiology	Pharmacology
Nutrition	Pathology and Genetics
Biochemistry	Medical-Surgical Nursing
Nursing Foundation	Community Health Nursing
Psychology	Communication and Educational Technology
Microbiology	Midwifery and Obstetrical Nursing
Introduction to Computer	Community Health Nursing
English	Nursing Research and Statistics
Medical-Surgical Nursing	Management of Nursing Services and Education
Child Health Nursing	Midwifery and Obstetrical Nursing

Below is the detailed description of the topics which are required to cover for the MSc Nursing entrance exam.

Subject	Description
Anatomy	General Introduction Skeletal and Joint System Muscular System Circulatory System
Physiology	Introduction to Physiology of Cell Blood Respiratory System Gastrointestinal System Excretory System
Biochemistry	Introduction to Biochemistry, Study of Cell, biochemical functions of various cells Lipids Proteins Intermediary metabolism Nucleic Acid
Nutrition	Introduction to Study of Nutrition, the meaning of food, nutrition, and dietetics Constituents of Food, Water, Protein, minerals, etc. Different methods of cooking and their effects on food and food constituents Principles of Nutrition, Balanced diet
Nursing Foundation	Introduction- Etiquettes and Nurses Definition and Scope of Nursing Health Resources in the community Communication Skills Observing, Reporting, recording
Psychology	Aim and methods of Psychology Human Behaviour Motives, Drives and Needs Feelings, Emotions and Instincts Personality Mental Hygiene
Community Health Nursing	Concept of Optimum Health and its relation to successful living Environmental Health Water Supply Disposal of Refuse Housing
Medical Surgical Nursing	Introduction to Surgical Nursing Internal Defences against invasion of Pathogens Special Problems influencing the care of patients Inflammation Maintaining the body equilibrium Orthopaedic nursing ENT
Sociology	Introduction: Importance of studying Sociology in Nursing Individual and Society Culture Social Organisation Social Process
Child Health Nursing	Modern concepts of Child Care Growth and Development from birth to adolescence Nursing care of the neonate Nursing Management in common childhood diseases Disorders in children
Midwifery and Obstetrical Nursing	Introduction Anatomy and Physiology Embryology The infant
Mental Health Nursing	Principles of Mental Health Nursing and their application in general Nursing Classification of Mental Disorders Brief History of Mental Health Nursing in India and Abroad
Nursing Research and Statistics	Definition of Research Statistics Bio-Statistics Use of Computers
Community Health Nursing	Introduction to Public Health and Community Nursing Organization and Administration of Health Services in India Role of Epidemiology in Community Health Principles and concepts of Public Health Nursing
Management of Nursing Services and Education	Aims, Concepts, Scope, and Limitations of Health Education National Plan for Health Education Health Teaching and Communication Methods of Health Education