Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery (ANM)

Overview

ANM is skill-focused training for public healthcare support roles. Students learn basic nursing procedures, maternal–child health, first aid, and sanitation, while also engaging in community healthcare initiatives. The program includes classroom sessions and hands-on training in clinics, PHCs (Primary Health Centres), and community outreach projects—preparing graduates to serve in rural and urban public health settings.

Eligibility

• Completed 10+2 or 10th standard with at least 40–50% marks.
• Must be medically fit for clinical training.
• Seat allotment usually on a first-come-first-served or limited merit basis.

Minimum Education