Course Duration
Two years of academic and practical nursing education.
The Auxiliary Nursing and Midwifery programme is designed to prepare students for a meaningful career in healthcare, community service and patient care.
The course combines classroom education, practical nursing instruction and supervised clinical training. Students learn essential nursing skills while developing compassion, responsibility, confidence and professional discipline.
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Important information about the ANM course, eligibility, training and learning structure.
Two years of academic and practical nursing education.
Applicants should meet the eligibility requirements prescribed by the institution.
Classes and practical training are primarily conducted in English.
Supervised clinical exposure and practical learning in healthcare settings.
Students receive structured training across important areas of nursing and community healthcare.
Guidance from dedicated teachers and experienced healthcare professionals.
Practical learning opportunities in real healthcare environments.
Academic guidance and mentoring throughout the course.
Strong emphasis on discipline, ethics, communication and patient care.
After completing the programme, eligible students may explore opportunities in hospitals, clinics, community health centres, maternity care facilities and other healthcare settings.