General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM)

• Candidates must have successfully completed Class 12 from the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education or any recognized Council/Board.
• A minimum aggregate score of 40 percent is required.
• Candidates should be Indian nationals.
• They must be permanent residents of the District of West Bengal.
• Proficiency in the Bengali or Nepali language is essential. Candidates should be able to read, write, and speak in either of these languages.
• Students with a background in Vocational Agriculture or Vocational Home Science are also eligible to apply.

GNM, which stands for General Nursing Midwifery, is a comprehensive diploma course in the nursing field, spanning three and a half years. This program is an ideal choice for students who have completed their Class 12 education with a Science stream background. The GNM diploma encompasses a rigorous academic curriculum, culminating in a mandatory six-month internship. The GNM diploma is a highly sought-after program and serves as a pivotal first step towards building a rewarding career in nursing. Graduates of the GNM diploma course are well-equipped to commence their careers in healthcare, finding opportunities to work in both government and private hospitals and clinics. It's a pathway to make a meaningful impact in the field of nursing.