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Advance your nursing career with a specialized programme designed to enhance clinical expertise, leadership skills, and professional knowledge for registered nurses.
The Post Basic Bachelor of Science in Nursing (PB B.Sc. Nursing) is a two-year undergraduate programme designed for registered nurses seeking to advance their professional qualifications and expand their career opportunities. Affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), the programme emphasizes advanced nursing practice, research, education, leadership, and evidence-based patient care.
Students develop higher-level clinical competencies while strengthening their skills in nursing administration, community health, education, and healthcare management through classroom instruction, practical training, and clinical experience.
Designed for registered nurses to upgrade their professional qualifications.
Develop specialized clinical knowledge through practical training and evidence-based nursing care.
Strengthen leadership, teaching, management, and research skills for professional growth.
Enhance your professional competencies through advanced simulation laboratories, case-based learning, and evidence-based clinical practice under expert faculty guidance.
Gain supervised experience in advanced nursing practice across medical, surgical, critical care, community health, and specialty departments.
Strengthen your clinical expertise, leadership abilities, and professional confidence to deliver exceptional healthcare services and become a future nursing leader.
Graduates of the Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing programme can pursue rewarding careers as Nursing Officers, Nurse Educators, Clinical Instructors, Ward Managers, Community Health Nurses, Nursing Administrators, and Clinical Supervisors in hospitals, educational institutions, government healthcare organizations, and international healthcare facilities.
The programme also provides an excellent pathway to higher education such as M.Sc. Nursing and other specialized nursing programmes.
