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Tasbiya Khan

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Most GNM programs in Dehradun require candidates to have completed Class 12. For GNM, the eligibility is Class 12 in any stream, preferably science, with 40% marks. So even students from non-science backgrounds can pursue GNM as long as they have completed Class 12 with the required marks.

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Bhavya Jain

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The full form of ANM is Auxiliary Nurse Midwife. It is a 2 year certificate programme that generally focuses on healthcare in rural areas. 

The full form of GNM is General Nursing and Midwifery. It is a 3 year Diploma course that teaches healthcare and midwifery in a larger context.

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Vipra Sharma

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The West Bengal ANM GNM Rank Card has been released under the candidate's login. The WBJEEB also released the results of the WB ANM GNM exam online on its official website wbjeeb.in.

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Tasbiya Khan

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This is one of the most common questions students ask and the answer is simple. B.Sc Nursing will be a 4 year degree programme after 6-month internship, and GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) will be a 3 year Diploma after 6-month internship. B.Sc Nursing is with you for government gazetted officer post, nursing educator, M.Sc Nursing and higher studies and it is embraced by most of the international licensing agencies. For your long-term career growth and abroad options, you should opt for B.Sc Nursing. GNM is good if you want to go to work right away; however if you have any possibilities of going abroad or climbing the career ladde

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Tasbiya Khan

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ANM is a 2-year Diploma focused on basic community health and maternal care. It is the quickest entry into the nursing field but limits your growth. GNM is a 3-year Diploma covering broader patient care and midwifery. BSc Nursing is a 4-year full degree that opens doors to senior roles, government officer posts, and higher studies.

Bihar nursing colleges offer top specialisations like Medical-Surgical, Child Health, Maternity, Mental Health, and Community Health Nursing, primarily through BSc, GNM, and ANM courses, with higher studies available through MSc Nursing. 


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