College of Nursing, AFMC, Pune, established in 1990, originated from a 1964 School of Nursing. As a constituent of Armed Forces Medical College, Pune, it is renowned for academic rigor and commitment to national service, training nursing professionals for the Indian Armed Forces. The college holds a strong legacy in healthcare education.
It offers comprehensive four-year B.Sc. Nursing and two-year M.Sc. Nursing programs. B.Sc. admission is highly competitive, requiring NEET scores followed by a rigorous ToGGER and interview process. M.Sc. specializations include Medical Surgical, Community Health, Child Health, Obstetrics & Gynaecological, and Psychiatric Nursing. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, advanced clinical proficiency, and ethical practices, preparing graduates for diverse nursing roles.
Affiliated with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik, the college leverages its AFMC association. Students benefit from a disciplined campus environment within AFMC premises, utilizing modern infrastructure, well-equipped laboratories, a comprehensive library, and residential facilities. Integrated training within military hospitals provides invaluable hands-on clinical exposure, vital for military nursing service demands.
A significant career advantage is the assured pathway into the Military Nursing Service (MNS). Upon successful B.Sc. Nursing completion and fulfilling bond obligations, graduates are directly commissioned as Lieutenants in the MNS. This direct entry into a respected, stable profession highlights the institution's dedication to national defense and healthcare. Alumni serve with distinction across the Indian Armed Forces.
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