Miss. Shinde M. M.
Principal
Principal’s Message:
Our modern facilities and dedicated faculty ensure high-quality instruction for advanced learning. Our diverse programs, including lectures, seminars, and practical projects, prepare students for real-world challenges. Guided by faculty, our community engagement activities and educational trips enrich student experiences. With a career-focused curriculum, students gain practical skills through intensive professional practice in leading healthcare settings.
Overview of ANM Nursing Course:
ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery) is a diploma-level healthcare program that focuses on providing basic nursing and midwifery skills, primarily related to maternal and child healthcare. It prepares students to work as healthcare professionals, offering primary care services in hospitals, clinics, and rural health centers.
Course Length
2 years
Internship
6 months (mandatory)
Mode
Full-time
Eligibility Criteria:
Academic Qualification:
- Must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board.
- 10+2 (Science/Arts/Commerce) with a minimum of 40-50% aggregate marks (varies by institute)
- Some institutes prefer candidates from a science background, but students from all streams are eligible.
Age Limit:
- Minimum: 17 years
- Maximum: 35 years
Medical Fitness:
- Candidates should be physically fit.
Admission Process:
- Entrance Exam: Some institutes conduct entrance tests.
- Direct Admission: Based on 10+2 marks in many institutes.
ANM Nursing Course Details:
The curriculum is divided into theory and practical training.
First Year:
- Health Promotion
- Community Health Nursing
- Nutrition
- Environmental Sanitation
- Infection and Immunization
- First Aid and Personal Hygiene
- Primary Medical Care
Second Year:
- Midwifery (Pregnancy, Labor, and Postnatal Care)
- Child Health Nursing
- Family Planning
- Communicable Diseases and Treatment
- Health Center Management
- Internship (Clinical Practice in hospitals and community health centers)
- Basic nursing and midwifery skills
- Patient care and hygiene maintenance
- Administration of medications and injections
- Conducting normal deliveries
- Assisting in minor surgical procedures
- Community healthcare and health education
- Government Colleges: ₹10,000 – ₹50,000 per annum
- Private Colleges: ₹50,000 – ₹2,00,000 per annum
- Fees may vary depending on the institute, location, and facilities.
After completing ANM, students can work in:
- Government and Private Hospitals
- Nursing Homes
- Community Health Centers (CHC)
- Primary Health Centers (PHC)
- NGOs and Healthcare Organizations
- Maternal and Child Health Programs
- Auxiliary Nurse Midwife
- Community Health Worker
- Home Care Nurse
- Health Visitor
- Rural Health Worker
After ANM, students can pursue:
- GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) – 3 years
- B.Sc. Nursing – 4 years (through lateral entry in some cases)
- Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing – 2 years
- Specialized Nursing Courses (Critical Care, Pediatrics, etc.)
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