Selection and admission Orientation Students Health Programme Students Welfare Guidance and Counseling Co-curricular and Professional activities

1. Administration of students
-Selection and admission
- Orientation
- Students Health Programme
-Students Welfare Guidance and Counseling
-Co-curricular and Professional activities
Nirmala Roberts
India

2. BSc (N) - Selection and admission
Eligibility –
Minimum age -17 years on 31st December of the year in
which admission is sought.
Minimum education:
10+2 class pass with Science (PCB) & English Core/ Elective
with aggregate of 45% marks from recognized board under
AISSCE/CBSE/ICSE/SSCE/HSCE or other equivalent Board.
Medically fit.
Appearing in 10+2 examination in Science conducted by
National Institute of Open School with 45% marks.
Admitted once in a year.

3. Eligibility criteria
Course Age limit Edn.al qualification Health
ANM/
LHV
No age bar 10 + 2 in Arts / Science/ Vocational stream ONLY passing out
from recognized Board.
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GNM Min- 17 on/
before 31st Dec of
yr of adm
Max- 35 yrs
17 – 35 yrs
10+2 pass preferably Science (PCB) & English with agg. 40%
10+2 in Arts & English or Health care Science - Vocational
stream ONLY from recognized Board with 40% aggregate.
Regd as ANM with State Nursing Registration Council.
BSc (N) 17 on/ before 31st
Dec of yr of adm
10+2 class pass with Science (PCB) & English with agg. 45% ,
from recognized board
PB BSc
(N)
GNM & Regd as R.N.R.M. with the State Nurses Registration
Council.
MSc
(N)
Regd as R.N.R.M. with any State Nurses Registration Council.
B.Sc. (N)/ PB BSc (N) with min aggregate 55%
Min 1 year of work experience after BSc (N)/ PB BSc (N)
Admission only once a year for ANM, GNM, BSc (N) & PB BSc (N)

4. Selection
Colleges – Govt, Mgt, Missionary
Admissions – Based on merit in entrance examination
held by University or competent authority
Selection committee –
Principal – Chairperson
Vice Principal
Senior Tutor
CNO/ NS

5. Orientation
Orientation to students and parents
Ice breaking session
Orientation to –
College infrastructure, policies and procedures
Hospital – Infrastructure, policies, routines, procedures
Curriculum

6. Maintenance of Discipline
..Action or inaction that is regulated to be in
accordance (or to achieve accord) with a system of
governance
… A self commitment
May be – Self imposed or Enforced
Introduced to campus rules and regulations at the
time of admission and periodically
Affidavit against ‘Ragging’
Instructions to parents

7. Students Health Programme
Initial medical check up
Health card - Periodic med check
Vaccinations
Care in illness …and follow up
Health committee - Staff coordinator and student
chairperson
Awareness & confidence in self care

8. Students Welfare - Guidance and Counseling
Purpose :
For promotion and maintenance of good learning, good
mental and physical health as well as social well-being
of students, and conditions which are conducive to
these
..For best possible educational experience

9. Students Welfare - Guidance and Counseling
Student protection – Anti-ragging, Anti –smoking/ Substance
abuse; Prevention of violence , prevention of sexual
exploitation of female students; Prevention of caste
discrimination
Student Support and Guidance Program (SSGP)
Teacher mentors, student counselor and advisor
Peer mediation
Student records
Student union / SNA
ECA and CCA
Academic awards
PTA

10. Co-curricular and Professional activities
SNA activities
Personality development
Student exchange programme
Seminars & symposia