Bachelor of Science in Nursing, or B.Sc. Nursing, is a four-year undergraduate programme that trains students to serve humanity by providing medical care. After completing their 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, students can enrol in this course (as compulsory subjects). Holders of General Nursing and Midwifery (G.N.M) degrees may also enrol in BSc Nursing courses.

B.Sc. nursing course focuses on teaching students about critical care, advanced analytical skills, and helps them develop the values they will need to become professional nurses. Students will be able to address the needs of the country, society, and individuals in the healthcare sector with the aid of this programme.

The crisis of a lack of healthcare workers has worsened due to the rapid and ongoing growth of the world’s population. There is a severe shortage of faculty and clinical practitioners in many countries. As a result, educational institutions must expand to keep up with the rising demand for healthcare professionals. These programmes aim to train and develop qualified nursing staff to support healthcare services both locally and globally.