Some institutions may have additional requirements, such as:

• Interviews
• Group Discussions
• Practical Exams

Important Documents:

• 10+2 mark sheets and certificates
• Age proof (birth certificate, etc.)
• Caste certificate (if applicable)
• Migration certificate (if applicable)
• Passport-sized photographs
• Aadhaar card

Timeline:

• Application forms usually release in April-May
• Entrance exams typically take place in June-July
• Counseling and admission processes occur in July-August
• Classes usually begin in September-October

To be eligible for a General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) program, candidates typically need to meet the following requirements:

• Age: Minimum 17 years and maximum 35 years (varies by institution)
• Education: Pass 10+2 (Class 12) with a minimum of 40% aggregate marks in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and English
• Qualifying Exam: Pass a qualifying entrance exam (if required by the institution)
• Physical Fitness: Must be physically fit and mentally stable
• Registration: Register with the respective state nursing council (after completing the program)

Some institutions may have additional requirements, such as:

• Minimum marks in specific subjects (e.g., 50% in Biology)
• Domicile or residency requirements
• Entrance exam scores (e.g., NEET)

After completing a General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) program, you can explore various career options in the healthcare industry. Here are some potential career paths:

• Staff Nurse: Work in hospitals, clinics, or nursing homes, providing direct patient care.
• Midwife: Assist in childbirth and provide prenatal and postnatal care to mothers.
• Community Health Nurse: Work in community health centers, focusing on health promotion, disease prevention, and education.
• Clinic Nurse: Work in outpatient clinics, providing primary care to patients.
• Occupational Health Nurse: Work in industries, promoting workplace health and safety.
• Nursing Educator: Teach nursing students in academic institutions.
• Nursing Supervisor: Oversee nursing staff and manage patient care in healthcare facilities.
• Critical Care Nurse: Work in ICUs, CCUs, or ERs, providing specialized care to critically ill patients.
• Pediatric Nurse: Specialize in caring for infants, children, and adolescents.
• Public Health Nurse: Work in government agencies, NGOs, or international organizations, promoting public health.
• Research Nurse: Assist in medical research studies and clinical trials.
• Nurse Administrator: Manage healthcare facilities, departments, or programs.
• Health Educator: Teach patients and communities about healthy habits and disease prevention.
• Travel Nurse: Work temporarily in various locations, filling staffing gaps.

The salary for GNM nurses in India can vary based on factors like location, experience and job title. Here are some average salary details for GNM nurses in India:

Location-wise average annual salary:

• New Delhi:INR 2.1 LPA
• Hyderabad:INR 2.3 LPA
• Mumbai: INR 2.5 LPA
• Bangalore: INR 2 LPA
• Pune:INR 2.3 LPA
• Gurugram: INR 2.5 LPA
• Kolkata: INR 1.8 LPA
• Noida: INR 2.8 LPA
• Ahmedabad: INR 2.1 LPA
• Lucknow: INR 1.5 LPA
• Chennai: INR 1.9 LPA

Experience-wise average salary:

• 0-1 year: INR 1.5 LPA
• 1-2 years: INR 1.2 LPA
• 2-3 years: INR 1.6 LPA
• 3-4 years: INR 2.6 LPA
• 4-5 years: INR 1.4 LPA
• 5-6 years: INR 2.3 LPA
• 6-7 years: INR 2 LPA
• 7-8 years: INR 1.8 LPA

Job role-wise average salary:

• Clinical Nurse Specialist: INR 4,50,553
• Legal Nurse Consultant: INR 5,30,989
• Professors: INR 9,13,657
• Forensic Nurse: INR 4,94,720
• Traveling Nurse: INR 2,37,186
• Nurse Educator: INR 3,58,900
• Emergency Room Nurse: INR 4,50,000
• Community Health Nurse: INR 3,10,000
• ICU Nurse: INR 4,30,000