The Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) is a two-year diploma programme designed to prepare skilled healthcare professionals to provide essential nursing and community healthcare services. The programme focuses on maternal and child health, family welfare, immunization, nutrition and primary healthcare through classroom learning and practical training.
The ANM Nursing Department is committed to developing competent and compassionate nursing professionals through quality education, experienced faculty and practical training. Special emphasis is given to nursing fundamentals, maternal and child care, community health, professional ethics and patient care.
+2 pass in any group.
Degree holders also welcome.
Core principles and essential nursing knowledge.
Delivering health services within local communities.
Caring for mothers, newborns and children at every stage.
Practical skills for everyday patient support.
Promoting healthy habits and good sanitation practices.
Emergency response and disease prevention.
Real-world experience in clinics and communities.
Career information describes possible pathways, not guaranteed employment. Regulated clinical positions depend on recognized qualifications, registration and applicable recruitment rules.