Courses Offered

At Priyadarshini College of Nursing, we don’t just teach—we empower. Our carefully crafted nursing programs blend academic rigor, hands-on clinical training, and ethical grounding to shape future-ready healthcare professionals.

A- B.Sc Nursing (Bachelor of Science in Nursing)

Duration: 4 Years   |   Intake Capacity: 60 Seats

Course Overview:

Our B.Sc Nursing program is a comprehensive, full-time undergraduate course that equips students with the scientific knowledge, critical thinking skills, and clinical expertise needed in modern healthcare.

Eligibility Criteria:

• 10+2 (Science stream) with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English
• Minimum aggregate as per ONMRC/INC guidelines

What You’ll Learn:

• Advanced nursing practices and procedures
• Medical-surgical, pediatric & psychiatric care
• Community health and public health nursing
• Research, nursing education, and leadership

Career Pathways:

Registered Nurse, Nurse Educator, Clinical Supervisor, Public Health Officer, or pursue higher studies like M.Sc Nursing.

B- GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery)

Duration: 3 Years   |   Intake Capacity: 60 Seats

Course Overview:

The GNM course is a dynamic, skill-oriented program focused on bedside care, maternal health, and midwifery. Ideal for those who want to make a real impact in healthcare delivery.

Eligibility Criteria:

• 10+2 in any stream (preferably Science)
• Meets age and health requirements as per ONMRC norms

What You’ll Learn:

• Fundamentals of nursing and patient care
• Maternal & child health, community nursing
• Clinical procedures and first aid
• Hands-on training in real hospital environments

Career Pathways:

Staff Nurse, Midwife, Home Health Nurse, Rural Health Worker, or progress to Post-Basic B.Sc Nursing.

Why Our Courses Stand Out

• ✔️ Approved by ONMRC, under DMET Bhubaneswar
• ✔️ Aligned with ONMEB curriculum standards
• ✔️ Real-time clinical exposure through hospital tie-ups
• ✔️ Emphasis on ethics, soft skills & community service
• ✔️ Holistic learning through classroom and field practice