B.sc. nursing post basic in chandigarh
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Mata Sahib kaur College of Nursing, Balongi (Mohali) is being run by the Management of Education Society for Health Activities (ESHA) Under the Chairmanship of Mr. Charanjit Singh Walia. This is the prestigious Institute in region. The nursing students of this college have their separate identity in the country as well as in foreign. It is the only Institute in the state where in addition to imparting modern Nursing Education, the devotional services rendered by Bhai Ghaniya jee’s teaching of humanity and spiritual is being taught. Mata Sahib kaur college of Nursing was started in 1998 and eight batches of General Nursing and Midwifery have been passed out with almost 100% success. There is excellent result of 8th Batch of G.N.M class examination held in Sept, 2008. Out of 47 student 16 got distinction and remaining got first division. One and half year training for ANMs (Multipurpose Worker Female) was started in 2002 and five batches have been passed out with excellent result having distinctions. Out of 39 students, 37 got distinctions and remaining two got first division.
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