Departments
- NURSING FOUNDATION
- Medical Surgical Nursing
- Community Health Nursing
- Obstetrics and Gynaecological Nursing
- Child Health (Pediatric) Nursing
- Mental Health (Psychiatric) Nursing
- Nutrition and Dietetics
SCOPE
Nursing is a field that is constantly evolving & hence graduates have opportunities across various healthcare settings & can work in diverse roles such as bedside nursing, healthcare administration, research, teaching & consultancy.
Patient Care
As a registered nurse, a graduate can work in hospitals, clinics & other healthcare settings to provide patient care, administer medications, & monitor vital signs.
Further Education
A student, after completing Bachelors, can pursue advanced degrees like Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP).
Teaching & Specialization
As a nurse educator, you can train nurses, conduct workshops, & offer mentorship to nursing students. Also, can specialize in areas like paediatrics, mental health, critical care, oncology, etc.,
Research
Graduates can work with doctors & researchers to conduct advanced nursing methods.
Public Health
Graduates can work in Public Health Departments, NGO’s or Government Organizations, promoting health awareness, conducting health camps, & participating in preventive healthcare programs.
Careers outside India
B.Sc. Nursing can lead to a variety of nursing jobs in other than India, Including Middle East, New Zealand, Australia, UK, etc., and to work as a nurse in another country, you will typically need to pass the nursing council exam for that particular country, complete a bridging program or obtain additional qualifications to meet the registration requirements.
The demand for qualified nurses in India is high due to population growth, aging population, and the increasing prevalence of chronic disease.
It’s important to remember that the “Sky is the limit!”
Curriculum
Link to Indian Nursing council curriculum for B Sc Nursing – Enlarged Size to be added & Highlighted
Admission Guidelines
- Candidate should have completed the age of 17 years at the time of admission or by 31st December of the year of admission.
- Candidate should have completed +2 with science subjects including physics, chemistry & biology from recognized board.
- Candidate must have obtained 45% aggregate marks (general category) & 40 % aggregate marks (reserve category) in physics, chemistry, biology taken together in +2 board exams.
- Candidate should be medically fit
NURSING FOUNDATION
- Covers basic nursing concepts, ethics, and principles of patient care.
- Trains students in fundamental nursing skills such as bedside care, patient assessment, and infection control.
Includes hands-on practice in Nursing Foundations Lab.
The Nursing Foundation Department introduces the core principles of professional nursing. Students can review related study modules in the Curriculum and explore our Clinical Facilities for practical exposure.
MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING
- Focuses on care of adult patients with acute and chronic illnesses.
- Covers areas like cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, and surgical nursing.
- Provides training in advanced nursing procedures, post-operative care, and emergency management.
The Medical–Surgical Nursing Department focuses on adult health and critical care. Check our Curriculum for subject details and visit the About Us page to learn how our training prepares students for hospital roles.
COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING
- Prepares students for public health and community-based nursing.
- Covers epidemiology, environmental health, family welfare, and health promotion.
- Includes field training in rural and urban healthcare settings.
The Community Health Nursing Department emphasizes rural and urban community care. Learn about our outreach activities and training programmes under Facilities and Admissions.
Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing (Midwifery)
- Focuses on maternal health, pregnancy care, labor and delivery, and postnatal care.
- Trains students in neonatal care, antenatal assessment, and family planning.
- Practical exposure through maternity hospitals and labor wards.
Specializing in maternal and women’s health, this department supports extensive clinical training.
Students can refer to Curriculum modules and see related practical sessions in the Facilities section.
Child Health (Pediatric) Nursing
- Specializes in nursing care for infants, children, and adolescents.
- Covers growth and development, pediatric diseases, and neonatal intensive care.
- Includes clinical training in pediatric wards and neonatal units.
Our Paediatric Nursing Department focuses on infant and child care practices.
Check the Curriculum for related coursework and view our About section to know our educational approach.
Mental Health (Psychiatric) Nursing
- Deals with psychiatric and mental health disorders.
- Trains students in therapeutic communication, counseling, and mental health interventions.
- Hands-on experience in psychiatric hospitals and rehabilitation centers.
This department trains students in mental health care and therapeutic communication.
Visit our Facilities to explore counseling and patient-care training resources.
Nutrition and Dietetics
- Teaches principles of nutrition and its role in health and disease.
- Covers therapeutic diets, meal planning, and nutritional assessments.
- Includes practical sessions in dietary management for various health conditions.
The Nutrition & Dietetics Department teaches the science of healthy living and patient nutrition.
See detailed learning outcomes in the Curriculum and find faculty expertise under the Faculty page
FAQ
Does Gandhimathi College of Nursing provide detailed curriculum information?
Yes, our college provides curriculum details outlining subjects, clinical training, and professional development modules.