OVERVIEW
ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery) is a diploma-level course in nursing. It is designed to train students in basic nursing care, maternal and child healthcare, and community health services. It focuses on maternal and child health, first aid, nutrition, and infection control, making graduates essential in primary healthcare settings.
The course duration is typically 1-2 years and candidates should have 10+2 qualification for admission. It is regulated by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) and various state nursing councils. ANM professionals play a crucial role in rural healthcare, assisting in childbirth, immunization, and disease prevention.
Graduates can work in both government and private hospitals. They can also work in rural health centres, NGOs, and maternity care units as ANM nurses, midwives, or community health workers. This course is an excellent choice for those passionate about healthcare and community service. Students can go for both job security and opportunities for further studies in nursing.
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Course Name |
ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery) |
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Course Duration |
1-2 years |
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Eligibility |
10+2 (Science or Arts stream) from a recognized board |
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Regulatory Body |
Indian Nursing Council (INC) & State Nursing Councils |
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Exam Frequency |
Once a year |
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Regulatory Bodies |
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Fee Range |
Government Colleges
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Top Recruiters |
Government Sector
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