B.Sc Nursing

B.Sc.in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing) at RSGOI is a 4 years course at the UG level.To get admitted to B.Sc.in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing) course, applicants must meet the entry requirements – 50% in 12th.

B.Sc Nursing combines theoretical knowledge with practical training to equip individuals with the necessary skills and expertise to work as professional nurses in various healthcare settings. To pursue a B.Sc Nursing course, candidates must have passed Class 12 in the Science stream with PCB (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology) subjects. BSc Nursing course instructs students in critical care areas and includes the values required to become Nurses and Midwives. BSc Nursing course is an undergraduate programme that equips students to serve mankind via medical treatment. BSc Nursing course is a professional programme that prepares graduates to serve mankind by providing medical care.

Students of BSc Nursing course have a moral obligation to act as responsible citizens by following a code of moral values. Nurses play a very important role in keeping society together. They act as the backbone of medical services in any nation.Students who wish to pursue a career in the healthcare sector can pursue the BSc Nursing Course. 

There are plenty of reasons to study BSc Nursing course. BSc in Nursing course is one of the most popular nursing courses in India that trains aspirants to practice nursing in different environments. The course is offered by some of the best Nursing Colleges in India. Students can take up the course for the following advantages.BSc Nursing students can get opportunities in hospitals and nursing homes. 

India has 1.7 nurses per 1000 persons which falls short of 3 nurses per 1000 persons mandated by WHO. India needs to add 4.3 Million nurses by 2024. 

Women dominate the nursing sector with 80% women nurses and it provides great opportunities to women BSc Nursing students. 

Candidates who are interested in serving society as nurses, midwives, and assistants must pursue this course at our collage.

Women have the scope to stand on their feet and become economically independent after completing BSc Nursing. 

Candidates who are compassionate in serving patients and assisting doctors to treat them can also pursue the BSc Nursing course.

BSc Nursing Eligibility

BSc Nursing course is catered in two segments, which are BSc Basic and BSc Post Basic. The eligibility criteria for the BSc Nursing course is a 10+2 or equivalent examination completion certificate from the Science stream with PCB and English as compulsory subjects. 

For BSc Nursing Post Basic, the basic criteria are the same as the BSc Nursing course eligibility criteria. Apart from that, for BSc Nursing Post Basic, candidates need to acquire a General Nursing Midwifery (GNM) certificate and register her/himself with the State Nurses Registration Council as a Registered Nurse Registered Midwife (RNRM).