M.Sc. Nursing Nursing is a postgraduate nursing specialisation in a chosen nursing specialisation, regulated by the Indian Nursing Council (INC).
| Parameter |
Details |
| Duration |
2 years |
| Regulatory Body |
Indian Nursing Council (INC) |
| Eligibility |
B.Sc. Nursing with a minimum percentage set by the admitting institute |
| Specializations |
- Medical-Surgical Nursing
- Obstetric & Gynaecological Nursing (Midwifery)
- Child Health (Pediatric) Nursing
- Mental Health (Psychiatric) Nursing
- Community Health Nursing
|
| Entrance Route |
State-level or institutional postgraduate nursing entrance tests |
Career direction
Graduates commonly move into specialist nursing roles in a chosen nursing specialisation, nursing education, or continue to a Ph.D.
What you will typically study
- Fundamentals of nursing, anatomy and physiology
- Medical-surgical nursing, community health and maternal-child health
- Clinical postings in hospital wards, ICUs and community health centres
- Nursing ethics, pharmacology and patient-care management
Career directions
- Staff nurse roles in hospitals, clinics and community health centres
- ICU, operation theatre and specialised-ward nursing
- Public-health and community nursing programmes
- Further study via a postgraduate nursing degree or nursing administration roles