The school of nursing
Students on the wards they train on, and the campus they study on.
In short
What is it like to study nursing at this school?
The school was founded in 2015 on the hospital campus at Ved Road, Surat and is recognised by the Indian Nursing Council and the Gujarat Nursing Council. It runs a GNM programme, and because the school sits inside the hospital grounds, clinical training happens in the building next door.
- Founded 2015
- GNM programme
- INC and GNC recognised
- Training across 26 departments
This film has not been made yet. What it would cover is set out below.
What it covers
- The classroom and the campus
- Clinical posting in the hospital next door
- What a GNM course covers, and how long it takes
- Students describing the work in their own words
- How to ask about admission
Why it is worth making
Nursing admission is a decision families make together, often with very little to go on. Students speaking for themselves does more than a prospectus.
What filming needs from the hospital
- Consent from every student who appears, in writing
- The college's agreement on what may be filmed on the wards
- Whether the film is spoken in Gujarati or English
Phone footage shot steadily is worth more than nothing, so none of this waits on a production budget. Call 0261 2510050 to arrange it.
Questions people ask
Anything not covered here, call 0261 2510050.
What course does the school offer?
A GNM programme, General Nursing and Midwifery.
Is the school recognised?
Yes, by the Indian Nursing Council and the Gujarat Nursing Council.
Where do students train?
In the hospital on the same campus, across its 26 departments.
How do I apply?
Call 0261 2510050 and ask for the college office. Entry requirements and dates are confirmed by the college rather than published on this site.
Is there a hostel?
Ask the college office. The trust also runs chatralays and hostels among its twelve institutions.
Medical emergency? We are open 24x7.
Free ambulance within 15 km · Shree Prannath Marg, Ved Road, Surat 395004