Friday, June 14, 2024

Post BSc Nursing | Post Basic B.Sc Nursing | PC BSc Nursing

Post BSc Nursing course of study shall be called Post Certificate B.Sc Nursing (PC B.Sc) / Post Basic B.Sc in Nursing /B.Sc Nursing (Post Basic) or Post BSc Nursing.

The Post BSc Nursing course duration is two years for Regular class and 3 years for the correspondence course from the date of commencement of term notified by the university. Candidates, who are interested in Post BSc Nursing course, should be a GNM ( General Nurse ) with two years experience .The applicant, who is below 48 years of age at the time of admission shall be eligible for Post BSc course.  The course fees vary from state to state and depends the Nursing schools and Nursing colleges. Medium of instruction for this course is English.

Many of the Nursing career agencies in India guides and provide information about Indian nursing Council (INC) and state nursing council approved board/ University/ Faculty Accredited/ Affiliated Nursing Schools and Nursing Colleges and free  details. Now all Nursing Educations Consultancies give options to register through their website for online registration and online  apply directly to any school or college in any place in all Indian states under Management/ NRI Quota, Confirm admission if seat available.

Candidates, who can verify the scanned copies of Certificates of Nursing Schools or Nursing college issued by authorities like Indian Medical Council, Indian Nursing Council, State Councils Approved and University/ Faculty, photos of schools, Colleges and  hostel etc….

Subjects and training in Post BSc

1st Year

Nursing Foundation

Nutrition & Dietetics

Biochemistry & Biophysics

Psychology

Microbiology

Maternal Nursing

Child Health Nursing

Medical & Surgical Nursing

English (Qualifying)

2 nd year

Sociology

Community Health Nursing

Mental Health Nursing

Introduction to Nursing Education

Introduction to Nursing Administration

Introduction to Nursing Research & Statistics

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