Nursing 

There is no doubt that Nursing is the career subject of choice in Nepal for most of the SLC graduate ladies. Nursing education, for the overall development of the country directly or indirectly plays a vital role. The growing demand of nursing personnel at the national and international levels is also another reason to choose Nursing. 

What after completion?

There is a big confusion that what to do after completion? Is that work to do revolving at the hospital wearing a white apron only? Then the answer is 'Certainly not. Students will be qualified for various aspects after graduation in PCL Nursing, such as: 

• Registration in Nepal nursing Council as a registered STAFF NURSE. 
• Public health nurse in community health nursing service. 
• Nurse teacher in junior-level program i.e. ANM/CMA. 
• Independent categories of related jobs in different NGOs, INGOs, and GOs. 
• Eligible to proceed with abroad study. 
• Able to stand on their own in academic, social, and economic aspects. 

Clinical Areas 

• Vinayak Hospital and Maternity Home, Gongabu 

• Kanti Bal Hospital 
• Nepal Orthopedic Hospital 
• Tilganga Eye Center 
• Mental Hospital 
• Paropakar Maternity & gynecological Hospital 

• Sukraraj Tropical & infectious Disease Hospital 
• Trishuli Hospital 
• PHCs under District Public Health office Lalitpur, Bhaktapur and Kathmandu 

• Geriatric Home, Pashupati 

Further Study 

• B. N. 
• B.Sc. Nursing* 
• Bachelor in Public Health* 
• B. Ed. in Health Education 

Eligibility 

• GPA 2.0 or above in SLC/SEE with 

minimum ‘C’ grade in Maths, English, and Science 

• SLC passed with 2nd division and English, Math & Science as a compulsory subject (Old Course) 

Seat Allocation – 40 seats

• Seats are allocated for ANM graduates
• 15 % seats are allocated for Gents 
• Other quotas as per CTEVT 

Selection Criteria 

• Successful Candidate in the merit list of written entrance examination conducted by CTEVT. 

Scholarships

• Scholarships are available as per the criteria of CTEVT.