A four-year undergraduate nursing degree designed to develop professional knowledge, clinical skills, critical thinking, and compassionate patient care.
Explore the Program ↓The BS Nursing (Generic) program is structured to prepare students for professional nursing practice through theoretical learning, laboratory-based skills development, and supervised clinical education. Students develop competencies in patient assessment, nursing care, health promotion, communication, and ethical practice.
4 Years
Undergraduate Degree Program
Nursing sciences, clinical practice, patient safety, and evidence-informed care.
Classroom instruction, skills laboratory learning, and supervised clinical experiences.
The curriculum is subject to the applicable university and regulatory requirements. Major learning areas include:
Develop skills in patient assessment, nursing procedures, infection prevention, medication safety, documentation, and individualized care planning.
Strengthen communication, teamwork, ethical decision-making, leadership, and patient-centered practice.
Subject to successful completion of the degree and applicable registration and licensing requirements, graduates may pursue opportunities in areas such as:
Patient care in medical, surgical, and specialized clinical units.
Community-based care, health education, and prevention services.
Advanced nursing education and professional development opportunities.
Admission eligibility is subject to the applicable regulatory and university requirements. The standard Generic BSN eligibility criteria published by PNMC include F.Sc. Pre-Medical or equivalent with at least 50% marks and Biology. Final eligibility, age limits, and documentation will be confirmed in the official admission notice.
Applicants should check the official admission announcement for the applicable criteria and required documents.
