Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM)
Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) is a diploma programme that prepares students to provide basic nursing care, maternal and child healthcare, first aid, immunisation support and community health services. The course combines classroom learning with practical clinical training to help students build essential healthcare skills.
Duration
2 Years
Eligibility
10+2 Pass (As per applicable admission norms)
Training
Hospital & Community Health Practical Training
Career Scope
Hospitals, PHCs, Community Health Centres & NGOs
📖 About ANM Course
The Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery (ANM) programme is designed to prepare students for entry-level nursing and healthcare services. It focuses on basic nursing care, maternal and child health, first aid, immunisation, nutrition and community healthcare.
Students receive both classroom instruction and practical clinical training to develop essential nursing skills, communication abilities and professional ethics. The programme helps learners contribute effectively to hospitals, primary healthcare centres and community health programmes.
At Maa Dharmshila College of Nursing, students learn in a supportive academic environment with experienced faculty, practical laboratory sessions and clinical exposure that promotes confidence and professional growth.
⭐ Course Highlights
- ✅ Diploma Programme
- ✅ Duration: 2 Years
- ✅ Practical Clinical Training
- ✅ Community Health Exposure
- ✅ Modern Nursing Laboratory
- ✅ Experienced Faculty
- ✅ Placement & Career Guidance
🎯 Eligibility & Admission
✅ Eligibility Criteria
- Passed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised board.
- Must fulfil the eligibility requirements applicable at the time of admission.
- Should meet the minimum age requirement as per prevailing regulations.
- Candidate should be medically fit.
📝 Admission Process
- Complete the admission application form.
- Submit academic and identity documents.
- Document verification.
- Admission counselling (if applicable).
- Fee payment and admission confirmation.
📚 Subjects Covered
- 🩺 Fundamentals of Nursing
- 👶 Maternal & Child Health
- 🏥 Community Health Nursing
- 💉 First Aid & Emergency Care
- 🦠 Health Promotion & Disease Prevention
- 🍎 Nutrition & Hygiene
- 🧑⚕️ Patient Care & Communication
- ⚖️ Professional Ethics
🏥 Practical Training & Skill Development
The ANM programme emphasizes hands-on learning through laboratory sessions, supervised hospital postings and community health activities. Students develop practical nursing skills, patient care techniques and confidence to work in healthcare settings.
Clinical Training
Hands-on experience in hospitals under the guidance of experienced nursing professionals.
Community Health
Participation in health awareness programmes, immunisation campaigns and rural healthcare activities.
Practical Skills
Training in patient care, first aid, basic nursing procedures and maternal & child healthcare.
💼 Career Opportunities
After completing the ANM programme, graduates can pursue employment opportunities in hospitals, primary healthcare centres and community health organisations. They may also continue their education through eligible nursing programmes.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the ANM course?
The ANM programme is generally of 2 years.
Does the course include practical training?
Yes. Students receive practical laboratory training, clinical postings and community healthcare exposure.
Can I get a job after completing ANM?
Yes. Graduates can apply for suitable nursing and healthcare roles in hospitals, PHCs, CHCs, nursing homes and other healthcare organisations, subject to recruitment requirements.
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Join Maa Dharmshila College of Nursing and build a strong foundation in nursing through quality education, practical training and experienced faculty members.
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