The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc Nursing) at Sanjeevani College of Medical Sciences is a four-year undergraduate nursing program affiliated with Purbanchal University. The college uses the title BSc Nursing, while the revised Purbanchal University curriculum identifies the program as Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
The program combines nursing theory, basic health sciences, clinical practice, community health, midwifery, research, education, and management. Sanjeevani College also operates a 318-bed hospital, providing a health-service environment alongside its nursing and allied sciences education.
Course: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc Nursing/BSN)
Level: Bachelor
Duration: 4 academic years
Affiliation: Purbanchal University
Listed Intake: 20 students
Admission: MECEE-BL under the prevailing MEC admission framework
Professional Council: Nepal Nursing Council
The listed intake is 20 students. Final seat allocation follows the determination applicable to the respective admission cycle and may change from year to year.
The four-year curriculum starts with basic sciences and the foundations of nursing before progressing into clinical nursing, community health, midwifery, research, education, and management.
First-year subjects include Anatomy and Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Parasitology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology, Nutrition and Dietetics, Foundation of Nursing, and Community Health Nursing-I. Theory and practical components are included across much of the first-year curriculum.
Second-year study covers Nursing Concept and Theories, Medical-Surgical Nursing-I and II, Psychiatric Nursing, Community Health Nursing-II, Medical Sociology and Anthropology, and Geriatric Nursing.
The third year focuses on Pediatric Nursing, Midwifery-I, II and III, Community Health Nursing-III, Basic Epidemiology, and Gynaecology Nursing. Fourth-year study includes Research and Biostatistics in Nursing, Educational Science, Leadership and Management, and advanced Medical-Surgical Nursing.
Practical learning is integrated throughout the program rather than being limited to a single year. The university curriculum includes clinical practice, community practice, laboratory work, demonstrations, simulation in skill laboratories, assignments, project work, observation, and group presentations.
Foundation of Nursing and Community Health Nursing carry substantial practical components from the first year. Clinical subjects in later years continue to combine theory with nursing practice in areas such as medical-surgical nursing, psychiatric nursing, geriatric nursing, pediatric nursing, midwifery, and gynaecology.
This structure allows students to move from basic nursing knowledge into patient care, community nursing, maternal health, specialized clinical subjects, research, and nursing administration over the four academic years.
The Purbanchal University curriculum specifies Intermediate Science, 10+2, or A Level with Biology, with an equivalent of C+ or at least 50% aggregate. Candidates must have completed 17 years of age and meet the stated physical and mental fitness requirement.
Admission to bachelor-level nursing education follows MECEE-BL and the prevailing rules, guidelines, code of conduct, scholarship provisions, seat allocation system, fee structure, and admission procedures of the Medical Education Commission.
Seats, fees, scholarships, and admission provisions are subject to the MEC determination and calendar applicable to the respective academic year.
Purbanchal University includes lectures, discussions, demonstrations, self-directed learning, problem-based learning, observation, simulation, field and clinical practice, assignments, project work, and presentations among the teaching-learning methods used in BSc Nursing.
For theory courses, internal assessment accounts for 20% of the total marks and the final assessment accounts for 80%. Practical evaluation is divided equally between internal and final evaluation, with 50% assigned to each. Practical assessment may include procedure evaluation, case presentation, nursing care plans, teaching activities, documentation, logbooks, OSPE/OSCE or simulation, and viva components.
The curriculum prepares graduates for nursing responsibilities connected with health services, nursing education, administration, community care, and basic research. Possible professional directions identified for BSc Nursing graduates include nursing officer, nursing faculty, care provider, and basic-level researcher roles across health-related settings.
The college also identifies Staff Nurse, Nursing Officer, and Community Health Nurse among possible career directions, with further academic study in nursing available as another pathway.
After completing the course, graduates must pass the applicable Nepal Nursing Council licensing examination before entering professional nursing practice.
It is a four-year bachelor-level nursing program affiliated with Purbanchal University. The university curriculum uses the title Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
The program is designed for four academic years.
The listed intake is 20 students. Final seat allocation may change according to the applicable MEC determination.
The Purbanchal University curriculum specifies Intermediate Science, 10+2, or A Level with Biology, equivalent to C+ or at least 50% aggregate. Candidates must also have completed 17 years of age.
Yes. Admission to bachelor-level nursing education follows MECEE-BL and the prevailing Medical Education Commission admission framework.
Yes. Practical and clinical learning is included throughout the curriculum, including foundation nursing, medical-surgical nursing, community health nursing, psychiatric nursing, pediatric nursing, midwifery, and other nursing areas.
First-year subjects include Anatomy and Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Parasitology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology, Nutrition and Dietetics, Foundation of Nursing, and Community Health Nursing-I.
Yes. Research and Biostatistics in Nursing is included in the fourth-year curriculum.
Yes. Midwifery-I, Midwifery-II, and Midwifery-III are included in the third year.
Theory assessment uses 20% internal assessment and 80% final assessment. Practical courses use 50% internal and 50% final evaluation.
Yes. Graduates must meet the applicable Nepal Nursing Council licensing requirements before entering professional nursing practice.
Further study in nursing is identified as a possible academic pathway after graduation. Admission to a higher program depends on the requirements of the respective course and institution.
