Bansal College of Nursing was established at Hanumangarh District in Rajasthan. The College offers 4 year BSc Nursing course and 3 year GNM having an intake of 30 and 60 seats. The College is approved by Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Indian Nursing Council (INC) and Rajasthan Nursing Council.
Bansal College of Nursing was established at Hanumangarh District in Rajasthan. The College offers 4 year BSc Nursing course and 3 year GNM having an intake of 30 and 60 seats. The College is approved by Rajasthan University of Health Sciences, Indian Nursing Council (INC) and Rajasthan Nursing Council. Facilities in a nursing college are crucial for providing a comprehensive and effective education for nursing students. These facilities contribute to creating a conducive learning environment and ensuring that students receive hands-on training and experience. All classrooms and lecture theaters are equipped with modern teaching aids and provided with comfortable environment for learning . The College has modernly equipped labs – Anatomy & Physiology, Community Health, and Nursing Foundation. The College offer practical experience to students in nursing at own 100 bedded Parental Hospital (Bombay Hospital & GOVT. Hospital) and other reputed affiliated hospitals. The College has well equipped Computer laboratory with Internet facilities for the students. These facilities collectively contribute to creating a well-rounded educational experience for nursing students, preparing them for the challenges of the healthcare profession.
The 4-year B.Sc Nursing program is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed to build a strong foundation in medical science, anatomy, and direct patient care. Students undergo rigorous theoretical training and hands-on clinical practice, preparing them to become registered professional nurses capable of working in top hospitals globally.
Approved Intake: 30
The 3-year GNM diploma focuses on training students in essential general healthcare, maternity care, and community nursing interventions. Through heavy practical exposure in hospital wards, students learn to provide primary clinical care, making them highly employable in both public and private healthcare sectors immediately upon graduation.
Approved Intake: 60
