Laboratories

• Laboratories equipped with demonstration beds, dummies, and mannequins in a ratio of 1 bed for every 6 practicing students.

• Built-in cupboards, racks, wash basins with running water, and proper electric fittings.

• Adequate furniture, including tables, chairs, stools, patient lockers, and footsteps.

• Minimum six laboratories available for practical and skill development:

  • Nursing Practice Laboratory

  • Community Health Nursing & Nutrition Laboratory

  • Advanced Nursing Skill Laboratory

  • Computer Laboratory

  • OBG & Paediatric Laboratory

  • Pre-Clinical Sciences Laboratory

• Nursing Practice Laboratory: Well-equipped for practicing nursing procedures with all necessary articles (10–12 sets of each item).

• Community Health Nursing & Nutrition Laboratory: Set up to resemble a rural environment with community maps, records, and cooking practice facilities. Includes utensils, cooking equipment, refrigerator, microwave, and dietetic scales.

• Computer Laboratory: Shared facility providing computer and internet access for students.

• OBG & Paediatric Laboratory: Contains specialized instruments and models as per standard equipment requirements.

• Advanced Nursing Skill Laboratory: Includes simulators for advanced procedures such as tube-feeding, tracheostomy, IV injection, and newborn resuscitation, along with computers and critical care monitors.

• Pre-Clinical Science Laboratory: Dedicated to Biochemistry, Anatomy, and Microbiology, complete with all standard laboratory equipment.