Overview
Santa Alpamai Ramnarayan Raya Yadav Nursing College is a constituent college of CTEVT based in Malangwa, Sarlahi. The college runs health-science programs that prepare learners for entry-level professional roles in hospitals, community health settings, and pharmacies.
Academic delivery follows CTEVT curricula and assessment standards. Recognition from the relevant professional councils ensures that graduates meet the eligibility requirements for registration and practice in Nepal.
Location: Malangwa Municipality-2, Malangwa, Sarlahi District, Madhesh Province, Nepal
Established: 2017 AD (2074 BS)
Affiliation: Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training (CTEVT)
Recognition: Nepal Nursing Council, Nepal Health Professional Council, Nepal Pharmacy Council
Mission, Vision, and Objectives
Mission: To deliver competent, ethical, and community-oriented health professionals through structured technical and vocational education aligned with national standards.
Vision: To be a reliable regional center for health-science education that promotes safe practice, professional conduct, and service to the community.
Objectives:
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Implement CTEVT-approved curricula with a strong focus on practical competencies.
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Maintain compliance with Nepal Nursing Council, Nepal Health Professional Council, and Nepal Pharmacy Council requirements.
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Provide student support systems that encourage academic progress, professional behavior, and community engagement.
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Strengthen field exposure and skills needed for workplace readiness.
Offered Programs and Seats
All programs run under CTEVT guidelines.
Diploma in Pharmacy — 40 seats
Prepares pharmacy technicians with competence in dispensing, compounding, inventory control, and patient counseling as per scope defined by the council and CTEVT curriculum.
Proficiency Certificate in General Medicine (Health Assistant) — 40 seats
Trains mid-level health workers in primary care procedures, emergency management, community health, and referral practices under the approved syllabus.
PCL Nursing (Staff Nurse) — 40 seats
Develops nursing professionals for clinical care, maternal and child health, and community nursing in line with Nepal Nursing Council standards.
Teaching and Learning Approach
Teaching follows a balanced model of classroom instruction and supervised practical work. Faculty deliver lessons using lesson plans aligned with course modules and learning outcomes.
Practical sessions are conducted in on-campus laboratories and through scheduled clinical or field postings as required by the curriculum. Assessment includes internal evaluations and board examinations as per CTEVT regulations.
Classroom activities are supported by multimedia resources to improve clarity and note-taking. Students are encouraged to follow professional codes of conduct, punctuality, and safety protocols during practical work.
Facilities and Student Support
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Hostel & Cafeteria: Basic residential and dining support for students who need accommodation.
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Library: Course-aligned textbooks, reference materials, and guidelines to support regular study.
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Science & Skills Labs: Practice spaces for pharmacy, nursing, and general medicine practicals under faculty supervision.
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Computer Lab & Multimedia: Access to computers and audiovisual aids for assignments and presentations.
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Classrooms & Conference Hall: Adequate classrooms and a hall for seminars, orientations, and internal events.
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Sports & ECA: Structured activities that encourage teamwork, discipline, and physical fitness.
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Journal & Academic Writing Support: Guidance to help students prepare case reports, logbooks, and basic academic write-ups required by the curriculum.
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Counselling: Academic and personal guidance to help students manage study routines and practice readiness.
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Scholarships: Provision for scholarships according to CTEVT and institutional rules.
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Tour (Academic Excursion): Curriculum-based educational visits scheduled as per program needs.
Quality and Compliance
The college operates within the standards set by CTEVT and the respective professional councils. Program delivery emphasizes practical competencies, ethical behavior, and patient safety.
Records, logbooks, and attendance are maintained as part of routine monitoring. Students receive clear instructions on uniform, discipline, and documentation required for internal and board evaluations.
Community Orientation
Students participate in community health activities and awareness programs as prescribed by the curriculum. Field exposure helps learners understand local health needs and the functioning of primary care services, pharmacies, and referral systems.
Contact Santa Alpamai Ramnarayan Raya Yadav Nursing College's administrative office for detailed information on the course, admissions, location, fees, scholarships, facilities, counseling, or eligibility.