Nursing

Hello,
Yes, you can definitely think of doing your B.Sc in nursing by distance after competition of your GNM. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information. http://Hyderabad.ignou.ac.in/programmes/detail/203/2
Best wishes to you.

Hello,
Click on the link for more details:-https://www.shiksha.com/nursing/colleges/colleges-india?rf=filters&bc[]=26&uaf[]=base_course
Thank you.

There is no distance course for M.Sc nursing as it is a professional course. You can take admission in a university where attendance is not an issue, if you have such issues.

Hi,
You have to give CET exam for B.Sc Nursing course.
Forms will be out in the end of the year, or it can be releases in April also. Keep checking the websites. It is for women only. Regards.

Hi,
Normally speaking, classes should begin in the month of August. However, if the counselling gets delayed by whatever reason then beginning of session could also get delayed. The best person to answer this query would be principal of the institute or administrative staff.

Hello,It is already September and classes should have begun. Unfortunately, there is absolutely no information available on this front. I can only assure you that once I get this info I will let you know. I am attaching a link that may be useful to you.
http://kins.kiit.ac.in/contact.html
Best wishes to you.

Hello,You have already completed your GNM. Right? After this you are doing your graduation in Social Work. After this or during this, you are desirous of doing nursing job? You can get plenty of offers to work as a nurse in any hospital based on your GNM. You are not required to do any other course for getting a job as a nurse. Best wishes to you.

Hello,The situation has changed since you asked your query. Indian Nursing Council has decided to do away with GNM course and hence even if some colleges are offering this course, I would strongly rec that you should not go for it but go for B.Sc Nursing instead. Best wishes to you.

Hello,
Diploma in GNM is now banned by Indian Nursing Councilor INC. Hence, I am afraid you will have to shelve your plans for this and should think of doing BSc in nursing instead. Even if some colleges are still offering GNM, my advice would be to not go for it since without INC recognition, you will not have employability across India, but only in your state.
Best wishes to you.