PCL Nursing at Nepal Technical Institute, Janakpurdham, follows the CTEVT curriculum and clinical posting rules. Teaching covers nursing foundations, medical-surgical care, maternal and child health, community health, and professional ethics.
Clinical rotations take place at approved hospitals and health posts, with mentorship and strict adherence to patient safety.
The program generally spans three academic years. Admission is through the CTEVT entrance system and merit process. Applicants must meet CTEVT eligibility for PCL Nursing and submit required documents during counseling.
Study areas include:
Fundamentals of nursing, anatomy and physiology basics
Medical-surgical nursing, emergency basics, and nursing procedures
Midwifery, child health, and immunization schedules
Community health nursing, health education, and primary care
Pharmacology basics, nutrition, and communication
Clinical learning involves bedside care, documentation, vital signs, medication charts, wound care, antenatal and postnatal care, newborn care, and health education sessions.
Students maintain clinical logbooks with supervisor signatures. NTI emphasizes infection prevention, hand hygiene, waste segregation, and confidentiality.
Evaluation includes internal theory tests, practical exams, clinical skill checklists, case presentations, and CTEVT board examinations. Attendance and clinical hours are tracked as per rules.
Graduates receive the CTEVT PCL Nursing certificate after meeting all requirements.
Graduates serve in hospitals, health posts, clinics, and community programs under approved scopes. Many later pursue bachelor-level nursing or public health based on university criteria.
Strong documentation and patient communication skills support early roles and career growth.
Structured clinical postings in approved settings
Daily supervision and skill checklists for core procedures
Emphasis on patient safety and ethical practice
Library, skills lab, and regular case discussions
