The GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) programme is a three-year course designed to develop competent nurses with strong clinical, communication, and patient-care skills. The curriculum covers medical-surgical nursing, community health, midwifery, mental health, and paediatric nursing.

Programme highlights

• Structured theory, practical labs, and hospital-based clinical training
• Exposure to ward management, emergency care, and patient documentation
• Mentoring by experienced faculty and clinical instructors
• Pathway toward staff nurse roles and further academic progression

Career opportunities

• Staff Nurse
• Clinical Assistant
• Hospital Nurse
• Healthcare Services in public and private sectors
• Community and home-care nursing roles

GNM graduates are in demand across hospitals, nursing homes, and government health programmes in Odisha and India.