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The Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery (DGNM) is a comprehensive three-year full-time diploma programme designed to prepare students for a rewarding career in nursing and healthcare services. The programme provides a strong foundation in nursing science, patient care, community health, and midwifery practices, enabling students to deliver quality healthcare with competence, compassion, and professionalism.
At The Kaavery Nursing College, the DGNM programme focuses on developing practical nursing skills, clinical expertise, ethical values, and a caring attitude essential for providing effective healthcare services. Through a combination of classroom instruction, laboratory training, and extensive clinical exposure, students gain the knowledge and confidence required to work in hospitals, healthcare centers, and community settings.
The programme prepares students to play a vital role in promoting health, preventing illness, caring for patients, and supporting maternal and child health services.
Candidates must have successfully completed Higher Secondary Education (10+2) or its equivalent from a recognized board.
Although students from any stream are eligible, preference may be given to candidates with a Science background.
Applicants should have secured a minimum of 40% marks in the qualifying examination, subject to the prevailing admission regulations.
Candidates applying for admission must submit the following documents along with the completed application form:
The DGNM programme aims to:
Upon successful completion of the DGNM programme, graduates will be able to:
The DGNM curriculum integrates theoretical learning with practical clinical training to ensure comprehensive professional development.
Clinical practice is an essential part of the DGNM programme. Students receive hands-on training in hospitals and healthcare facilities under the supervision of qualified nursing professionals.
Students receive practical training in modern laboratories equipped with the necessary instruments and learning resources.
Community health education is a vital component of the programme. Students actively participate in various outreach programmes aimed at promoting health awareness and preventive healthcare.
The DGNM programme emphasizes the development of essential nursing and professional skills required to deliver quality healthcare services with confidence and compassion.
Graduates of the DGNM programme have diverse employment opportunities in the healthcare sector and can build rewarding careers in hospitals, community healthcare, and other medical organizations.
After successfully completing the DGNM programme, graduates can continue their education and enhance their professional qualifications through various advanced nursing and healthcare programmes.
The Kaavery Nursing College is committed to delivering quality nursing education through experienced faculty, practical clinical exposure, and holistic student development, preparing future nursing professionals with confidence, competence, and compassion.
Learn from experienced nursing educators committed to academic and professional excellence.
Gain practical experience through extensive clinical exposure in healthcare settings.
Well-equipped laboratories for practical learning and simulation-based training.
Personalized guidance to support academic and professional growth.
Emphasis on professional ethics, compassion, and responsible nursing practice.
Active participation in community outreach and public health programmes.
A secure and supportive environment for effective learning.
Comfortable accommodation with essential amenities for students.
Focus on developing leadership, communication, teamwork, and professional confidence.