As per the guidelines of the Indian Nursing Council (INC), the curriculum covers core subjects such as:
Candidates must have passed 10+2 (Higher Secondary) with English as a subject and at least 40% aggregate marks.
Vocational ANM course pass-outs from schools recognized by the Indian Nursing Council are eligible.
10+2 with English and 40% marks in Vocational Stream – Health Care Science is also acceptable.
Both male and female candidates are eligible to apply.
Graduates of the DGNM program have a wide range of career paths in India and abroad, including:
Work in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, and specialty healthcare centers.
Assist in childbirth and provide maternal and newborn care in hospitals.
Work in rural and urban health centers, focusing on preventive and healthcare.
Pursue pediatric, psychiatric, critical care, or oncology nursing
Take up administrative roles in hospitals, nursing homes, and public organizations.
Teach and mentor future nursing students in schools and colleges of nursing.
Admission is based on eligibility criteria and merit, with seats confirmed upon document verification and fee payment.
