GNM : General Nursing And Midwifery
Duration: 3 Years 6 Months
Fees Structure:
- Bengaluru: Rs. 3,60,000
- West Bengal: Rs. 8,00,000 – 10,00,000
Diploma in GNM Nursing.
GNM Nursing or General Nursing Midwifery is a three and a half-year diploma course in the field of Nursing. Students after passing their class 12 exam can pursue GNM diploma, it can be taken up by students of any stream. Both male and female candidates can apply for this course. GNM Nursing course includes six-months of mandatory internship. GNM is one of the steroids to buy sought after courses which can be considered as one of the building blocks towards making a career in Nursing field. Candidates with a diploma in GNM Nursing are eligible to work in any government or private hospitals.
In India the average GNM diploma course fee ranges from Rs 50,000 to Rs 2 Lakh per annum, which may vary based on the universities/colleges’ fees structure and facilities provided by the same. There are various institutes in India which offers GNM diploma and admissions are done via both entrance exams and on the basis of merit.
Nursing is full-time occupation and candidates with requisite skills and education in the field of care-taking and nursing are eligible for jobs at hospitals, clinics, health departments or can work as a private health care-taker. GNM diploma holders can also take up community services and can work for NGOs that spread medical awareness or help the people in need. The salaries offered after the GNM courses can vary from Rs. 1.5 lakh to Rs. 3 lakh per annum. Some government jobs pay better packages to freshers who complete this course. Following are some of the job profiles that a GNM diploma holder can apply for:
Since GNM is a diploma programme, most of the candidates apply for advanced nursing courses after completing the GNM course in order to enhance their career prospects. There are various courses that candidates can pursue after this diploma programme including the P.B B.Sc. in Nursing, M.Sc. in Nursing, PG Certificate in Nursing and Doctorate (Ph.D.). Job options after pursuing these courses along with GNM are better than the career options and salaries offered after the GNM alone.
Course Highlights:
Course Type: Diploma
Course Duration: 3 Years & 6 months Internship
Age Criteria:
Min: 17+ as of 31st of December of the joining year.
Max: 35 as of 31st of December of the joining year.
Eligibility Criteria for GNM course:
12th Pass in any Stream (Science, Commerce, Arts)
Minimum 40% for all Categories
Admission: Direct. (No Entrance Test or Qualifying Exam)
Career Opportunities After Persuing GNM Nursing:
- Health Care Nurse
- Nursing Tutor
- Clinical Nurse Specialist
- Certified Nursing Assistant
- Legal Nurse Consultant
- Senior – Nurse Educator
- Forensic Nursing
- Home Care Nurse
- Emergency Room Nurse
- ICU Nurse
- Teacher – Nursing School
- Staff Nurse
- Community Health Nurse
- Staff Nurse
- Home Nurse
- Health Visitor
- Community Health Worker
Expected Salary:
Work Experience | Expected Salary |
---|---|
Freshers | 12,000-20,000 per month |
2-3 Years Experience | 25,000-35,000 per month |
More than 10 Years Experience | 58,000-65,000 per month |
Instructor/Faculty | 2,80,000 P.A |
Hence, it can be concluded that nursing, on one hand is a noble career as well as high yielding profession with opportunity for growth for an individual..
Fees for GNM (3 year course)
No. | PARTICULARS | I YEAR (in INR) |
II YEAR (in INR) |
III YEAR (in INR) |
1 | Tuition Fee | 90,000/- | 50,000/- | 50,000/- |
2 | Registration Fees | 10,000/- | – | – |
3 | Clinical Fees | 15,000/- | – | – |
4 | Transportation Fee | 15,000/- | – | – |
5 | Hostel Food & Accommodation Fee |
50,000/- | 40,000/- | 40,000/- |
6 | Miscellaneous | 10,000/- | – | – |
Total | 1,80,000/- | 90,000/- | 90,000/- | |
Other fees Extra. GRAND TOTAL: Rs. 3,60,000/- |
Facilities provided by the college
- Guaranteed Scholarship upto 30% on Tuition Fees
- WBNC Registration
- 100% Loan Assistance Facility
- 35 years old, India’s Largest multi speciality hospital for clinical training & internship.
- 150+ Hospitals (India) and 30+ Hospitals (West Bengal) for Internship & Placement.
- Separate hostel for boys & girls, with 24×7 security & health care assistance.
- Regional Cuisine (Bengali and North Indian) in Canteen.
- 100% Placement and Job after completion of course.
- Free Travel Assistance: Pick and Drop
GNM Syllabus:
First Year GNM Syllabus:
Anatomy and Physiology | Introduction to Anatomical TerminologiesOrganization of body cells, organs, tissues, etc. Skeletal systems
Muscular systems Cardio-vascular systems |
Microbiology | Introduction and Scope of Microbiology in Micro-organismsInfection and its transmission; Immunity
Introduction to Laboratory Techniques |
Psychology | Introduction to PsycologyPsychology of Human Behavioural Learning
Observation of Intelligence; Personality |
Sociology | Concept, Scope, and Nature of Sociology The Individual
The Family The Society The Community Economy |
Fundamentals of Nursing | Introduction to Nursing Nursing care of patient/client
Basic Nursing care and needs of a patient; Assessment of patient Therapeutic nursing care Introduction to Pharmacology |
First Aid | Importance of First-AidFirst-Aid in emergency situations
Community Emergencies |
Personal Hygiene | Concept of Health Maintenance of Health
Physical Health Mental Health |
Second Year GNM Syllabus:
Medical-Surgical Nursing I | Nursing AssessmentPath. Physiological Mechanism of Disease
Altered Immune Response Clinical Pharmacology |
Communicable Diseases | Assessment:Review of infection- how it spreads and its control
Reparation, care, and administration of antisera & vaccines. Isolation- review of epidemiology and control measures Management of various infectious diseases |
Ear, Nose, and Throat | Assessment of the functions of ear, nose, and throat. Disorders and diseases of the ear, nose, and throat. Management of disorders and diseases of ear, nose, and throat |
Sociology | Concept, Scope, and Nature of Sociology The Individual
The Family The Society The Community Economy |
Oncology/Skin | Nursing Management of Patients with abnormal cell growth Classification of cancer
Detection and prevention |
Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing | IntroductionHistory of Psychiatric Mental Health Assessment Community Mental Health
Psychiatric Nursing Management Mental Disorders |
Computer Education | Introduction to computers and disk operating systems Introduction to word processingIntroduction to database
Graphics and use of Statistical packages Computer aided teaching and testing |
Community Healthy Nursing |
Third Year GNM Syllabus:
Midwifery and Gynaecological Nursing | Introduction Reproductive SystemNursing Management of pregnant women
Nursing Management of women in Labour Complications of pregnancy and its management |
Community Health Nursing – II | Health System in India Healthcare services in India Health planning in India
Specialized Community health services Vital health statistics |
Paediatric Nursing | Concept in child healthcare The Newborn
The Healthy child Children with various disorders and diseases Welfare of children |
6 months:
Internship |
Colleges We Offer:
- Shree Bhavani School of Nursing (Bengaluru)
- Raman School of Nursing (Bengaluru)
- MES School of Nursing (Bengaluru)
- KMN School of Nursing (Bengaluru)
- Lalitha School of Nursing (Bengaluru)
- Shree Soubhagyalalita College of Nursing (Bengaluru)
- Sharabeshwara Institute of Nursing (Bellary)
- Satyam School of Nursing (Bellary)
- Leela College of Nursing (Bellary)
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