ProgramsB.Sc. Nursing Program
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc. Nursing) is an undergraduate professional nursing degree program combining theoretical education, skill-lab training and supervised clinical practice prescribed by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) and affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik.
Duration
4 Academic Years / 8 Semesters
Final semester (Semester VIII) is dedicated to 22-week Intensive Practicum / Internship.
Program Pattern
Theory + Skill Lab + Clinical Practicum
Integrated clinical postings across 8 semesters in hospital and community settings.
Eligibility
As per current competent admission authority (DMER / State CET Cell / MUHS / INC) and applicable regulatory norms.
Affiliation & Approval
Affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik & recognized by INC / MNC.
Career Opportunities
After completing B.Sc. Nursing, graduates can pursue careers in:
Government Hospitals
Private Hospitals
Community Health Services
Primary Health Care
Nursing Education
Public Health Services
Clinical Nursing Services
Higher Studies in Nursing
CORE NURSING DOMAINS
Core Nursing Education & Clinical Care
Our 4-year undergraduate B.Sc. Nursing curriculum integrates foundational theoretical knowledge, advanced skill-lab simulation, and rigorous bedside clinical exposure at Government General Hospital Jalna.
Skill Lab & Simulation
Foundations & Skill Labs
Hands-on training in advanced nursing arts, basic patient care procedures, sterile technique, and multi-specialty clinical simulation prior to hospital postings.
Hospital Practice
Bedside Clinical Care
Real-world patient care rotations at General Hospital Jalna across Medical-Surgical units, ICUs, OT, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, and Emergency trauma care.
Classroom & Theory
Academic Nursing Education
Smart digital classrooms, audio-visual instruction, seminars, case discussions, and evidence-based nursing pedagogy delivered by expert faculties.
Community Outreach
Public Health & Outreach
Active immunization drives, school health programs, rural community postings, maternal-child health assessments, and epidemic prevention camps.
