SGRRU GNM : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) is a 3-year diploma course providing comprehensive nursing education for hospital and advanced healthcare settings, while ANM (Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery) is a 2-year course for basic healthcare workers in primary healthcare centers. GNM graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, and advanced settings with higher responsibilities, while ANM graduates primarily work in rural health centers and community settings. GNM includes advanced clinical nursing, hospital management, and specialized care, whereas ANM focuses on basic nursing skills and community health. GNM graduates earn higher salaries and have more career advancement opportunities.

Ans. GNM graduates have diverse career opportunities including Staff Nurse positions in hospitals and healthcare facilities, Home Nurse providing specialized home-based care, positions in military and armed forces nursing, nursing roles in schools and rehabilitation centers, midwifery positions in maternity centers and hospitals, and supervisory roles in nursing homes and clinics. Graduates can work in government health departments, private hospitals, NGOs, international healthcare organizations, and pursue higher education in B.Sc Nursing or specialized nursing programs. SGRRU's strong placement record ensures graduates secure positions in both government and private sectors with competitive salaries and international opportunities.

Ans. Yes, internship is a mandatory component of the GNM curriculum and is conducted in the final year of the program. The internship involves practical training in various nursing departments including medical-surgical nursing, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, community health, and specialized units. Students gain hands-on experience in patient care, clinical procedures, health education, and community health programs under supervision of experienced nursing professionals. The internship prepares students for professional nursing practice and is essential for obtaining nursing registration.

Ans. The minimum age for GNM admission at SGRRU is 17 years on or before December 31 of the year in which admission is sought. The maximum age limit is 35 years. However, candidates with ANM or LHV (Lady Health Visitor) qualifications have no age bar for admission. Candidates must also be medically fit as per nursing standards and pass the medical examination conducted by the university. Age relaxation may be available for candidates from reserved categories as per government norms.

Ans. Admission to GNM at SGRRU is entrance-based, with the college conducting its own entrance examination. Candidates must have passed 10+2 in Science (PCB) or Arts stream from a recognized board with minimum 40% marks. After the entrance test, merit list is declared based on test performance. Shortlisted candidates are called for counselling where seat allocation is done based on merit and candidate preferences. The entire process is transparent and conducted online through the official SGRRU admissions portal. Candidates must report with original documents for verification including medical fitness certificate.

Ans. SGRRU provides comprehensive practical training through its affiliation with government and private hospitals, community health centers, and specialized healthcare facilities. Students gain hands-on experience in various nursing settings including medical wards, surgical units, obstetrics and gynecology departments, pediatric units, intensive care units, and community health programs. The university has modern nursing laboratories, simulation centers, and clinical training facilities equipped with latest medical equipment, patient simulators, and teaching aids. Students participate in clinical rotations, patient care activities, health education programs, and community health initiatives. The mandatory internship provides intensive practical experience preparing students for professional nursing practice in diverse healthcare settings.