Bachelor of Science
(B.Sc) in Nursing
B.Sc in Nursing is a professionally
focused undergraduate course with a variety of higher education alternatives and employment
opportunities as well. It is offered as a 4-year undergraduate programme (which includes
eight semesters) for all students who have cleared class 12th from the stream of science.
The course primarily trains students to take care of the
ill and diseased, and hence the curriculum includes topics such as applied biochemistry,
applied nutrition and dietetics, applied anatomy, applied physiology, applied psychology,
and applied sociology, First aid manual, Forensic nursing and Indian Laws and nursing
subjects etc.
The aim of B.Sc Nursing course is to train students for
generalist nursing practices. As part of their learning and training to become nurses, students
learn about nature of the diseases, its treatment, rehabilitation and prevention, and also
nutrition, family care, health promotion. The course enables graduates to think critically and
clearly while still being compassionate, disciplined, and assertive, allowing them to adjust to
various industries, healthcare delivery systems, and society's changing needs.
Simulation will be integrated throughout the curriculum
wherever applicable to enable them to develop competencies before entry into real field of
practice. B.Sc nursing provides nurses with excellent career prospects and employment
opportunities.