The Florence Nightingale Pledge

I solemnly pledge myself before God, and in the presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity, and to practice my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous and will not take, or knowingly administer, any harmful drug. I will do all, in my power to maintain, and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence, all personal matters, committed to my keeping and all family affairs, coming to my knowledge ,in the practice of my calling , with loyalty ,I will endeavor, to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of, those committed to my care KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING , BHEL, -462024

Patronized by Bharat Heavy Electricals, Ltd. Bhopal Managed by BHEL Shiksha Mandal, BHEL, Bhopal Recognized by Government of (Associated with 300 bedded Kasturba Hospital BHEL, Bhopal, Affiliated with Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University Jabalpur and Recognized by Indian Nursing Council (New Delhi) & M.P State Nursing Council

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Principal: Secretary:

KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING (or) BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL Habibganj, Bhopal- 462024 M.G.M. Dispensary Campus Telephone: 0755-2505370 D- Sector, Piplani – 462021 0755-2485278 Telephone: 0755-2503418 0755-2505377 0755-2503047 Auto: 5370,5377 0755-2759390 Fax: 0755- 2485278 e-mail : [email protected] Website: www.bsmbhopal.com

INDEX

1. GOVERNING COMMITTEE MEMBERS

2. GOVERNING COUNCIL

3. LIST OF NURSING FACULTY

4. LIST OF EXTERNAL FACULTY MEMBERS

5. LOCATION: BHOPAL CITY, BHEL & KASTURBA HOSPITAL

6. BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL

7. KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING

8. COURSE DESCRIPTION

9. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

10. ATTENDANCE

11. VACATION

12. ADMISSION NORMS

13. STUDENT INFORMATION

14. CONDUCT,DISCIPLINE AND APPEAL RULES

15. FEE STRUCTURE & SCHEDULE

16. CODE OF CONDUCT IN HOSTEL

17. STUDENTS’ ROUTINE IN HOSTEL

18. USE OF INTERNET FACILITIES

19. APPLICATION FORM

BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL

1. GOVERNING COMMITTEE MEMBERS :

S.N Name Post Held o. 1. Shri.Vinay Nigam GM ( TCB ) President BHEL 2. Shri .S.B.Singh AGM (HSS ) Vice –President BHEL 3. Dr. (Smt).P.Sachdev Head (Gynae&Obst) GC Member BHEL 4. Shri. A.A Siddiqui SR.DGM (HR) GC Member BHEL 5. Shri. Ashutosh Chatterjee DGM (MEX) Secretary BHEL 6. Shri.Shashi Bhushan Dy.Manager (FIN) Treasurer BHEL 7. Shri. Johnson Thomas, Lecturer, BHEL Vikram GC Member (Trs'Rep) Hr.Sec.School 8. Govt. Representative Post vacant

KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING

2. GOVERNING COUNCIL:

S.No Name Post in Nomination/ Election . KCON 1. Dr. Vandana Dave Medical Superintendent Chairman Nominee of Foundation Kasturba Hospital BHEL Society Bhopal 2. Shri S.B.Singh Member Nominee of Donor Agency Vice- President- BSM (BHEL) 3. Shri. Ashutosh Member Nominee of Foundation Chatterjee Secretary Society (BSM) Secretary- BSM 4. Ms.Anita Nand Member Nominee of University Principal College of Nursing Bhopal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre Bhopal 5. Nominee of Govt Member Post vacant M.P. Hr. Education Dept. 6. Prof. Lilly Christopher Member Principal of the College Principal/ KCON 7. Smt. Bincy Shiju .K Member Elected Faculty Member of Asstt.Professor College 8. Smt. Sophie Johnson Member From College Teaching Tutor staff

3. LIST OF NURSING FACULTY OF KCON :

S.NO NAME OF THE SENIOR FACULTY DEPARTMENT FACULTY MEMBERS 1 PROF. (MRS). LILLY CHRISTOPHER MEDICAL SURGICAL 1. MRS.BINCY SHIJU K. PRINCIPAL CUM PROFESSOR & NURSING Asst.Prof.-MSc Nsg(Med-Sur-Nsg) HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT 2.MRS.SANTHYA SAM Asst.Prof.-MSc Nsg(Med-Sur-Nsg) 3. MR.JAINENDRA.K. MASIH Tutor- BSc Nursing 4. MRS.RUBY GEORGE Tutor- BSc Nursing

2 MRS. HANCY COLLINS COMMUNITY HEALTH 1.MRS.SOPHIE JOHNSON VICE PRINCIPAL CUM PROFESSOR & NURSING Tutor- BSc Nursing HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT 2.MRS.SMRITI CHATTRE Tutor- BSc Nursing 3.MRS.USHA KIRAN Tutor- MSc Nsg (Community Health Nsg.) 3 MRS. JINCY MATHEW MENTAL HEALTH 1. MR. AMIT MARTIN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & NURSING Tutor- MSc Nsg(Med-Sur-Nsg) HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT 2.MS.ANURADHA BISWAS Tutor- BSc Nursing 3.MS.SHAINY C.LAL Tutor- MSc Nsg (Med-Sur-Nsg) 4 MRS. SUSAN MANOJ OBSTETRICS & 1. MRS.ALANKRITA MASIH ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & GYNAECOLOGY Tutor-BSc Nsg HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT NURSING 2. MRS. FEBY GEOEGE Tutor- BSc Nursing 3.MRS.AZRENA LAZARUS Tutor – MSc Nsg (Community Health Nsg.) 5 MRS.BINY TINU CHILD HEALTH 1 MRS.SUSAN AMIT TUTOR NUSING Tutor- BSc Nursing HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT 2.MRS. RAKSHA PATEL Tutor- MSc Nsg (Community Health Nsg.) 3.MRS.TINCY WILSON Tutor- BSc Nursing

4. LIST OF EXTERNAL FACULTY MEMBERS OF KCON:

S.No Name of Faculty Qualification Yea Subject Taught . r 1. Mr. P.C. Gupta M.Sc. Medi-Biochemistry I Biochemistry 2. Ms.Jyoti Kamble M.Sc. M. Phil Psychology I Psychology 3. Dr. Vivek Mishra M.Sc. Microbiology , Ph.D. I Microbiology 4. Dr. B.K.Pande MBBS ,PG I, II Anatomy &Physiology Cert.-Accident/Emergency Pathology, Course Pharmacology 5. Mrs.Shazia Kausar P.G – Dietetics & Diabetes I Nutrition Education,BSc Clinical Nutrition 6. Mrs. Shaifali Jain M.A. (Hindi) B.Ed. I Hindi 7. Mrs. Gayatri MSc, Computer Science & B.Ed. I Computer Sahani 8. Mrs.Bhavana MSc, Computer Science I Computer Namdeo 9 Dr. Poonam PhD, MA English I English Matkar 10. Mrs.Naina Singh M.A. II Sociology Sociology/English/D.Ed,B.Ed 11. Mrs.Chitra Gawali MSc. Statistics III Statistics & Research 5. LOCATION:

BHOPAL: The City Of Lakes

Bhopal is located in the central part of and northwestern part of the state of Madhya Pradesh. The Legendary King Bhoj built the town in 11th century AD. It is the capital of Madhya Pradesh.

6.BHEL :

It was established in the late fifties. It is the largest engineering and manufacturing enterprises of its kind in India and is one of India’s leading companies in the power equipments field. The plant is well established. Townships spread over an area of around 20 square KM having Population of more than one lakh and serve as the centre of education (1University, 4-Degree Colleges, and Dozens of School). It also provides good health facilities sports and recreational parks (17nos) and eco- friendly environment (more than 8 lakh trees) and follows Environment Management System.

7.KASTURBA HOSPITAL:

It is situated in one of the BHEL Township named as Habibganj. It is a Hi-Tech well equipped modern 300 bedded hospital. It is one of the premier & most modern hospitals in Madhya Pradesh.

Its intensive Care Unit is a Multi Specialty ICU well equipped with Hi-Tech Equipment like bed side continuous monitoring modern gadgets including colour Doppler, Ventilators Defibrillators, infusion Pumps, Computerized digital X-ray Unit, PFT, Bronchoscope.

It provides specialist and super specialist services in the following field:

SPECIALITY SERVICES:

1. Medicine 2. Surgery 3. Orthopedics 4. Paediatrics 5. Gynecology and Obstetrics 6. Ophthalmology 7. Ear, Nose and Throat 8. Skin Diseases 9. Psychiatry 10. Dentistry 11. Respiratory 12. Pathology 13. Radiology 14. Physiotherapy

SUPER SPECIALITY SERVICES:

1. Neuro Surgery Special Clinics: 1. Diabetic 2. Gastro-Enterology 3. Psychiatry 4. Skin and V.D. 5. High Risk Pregnancy 6. Epilepsy 7. Ante and post-natal 8. Well Baby Child 9. Family Planning 10. Yoga advice O.P.D.

There are four peripheral dispensaries in various sectors of Township to provide primary health care of more than one lakh regular beneficiaries. Kasturba Hospital is also having a modern centre for Occupational Health Services (OHS) which is unique in the state of Madhya Pradesh and functions as per directives and guidelines given by ILO& WHO. Apart from the above, the hospital is continuously updating its academic needs and generates academic environment mainly in following fields: (a) Internship for Medical Students and Nurses (b) House job for Doctors (c) D.N.B. Course for Doctors in Medicine , Surgery , Orthopedic, Gynecology, and Obstetrics

8.BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL:

BHEL is taking care of its employees and their families by providing appropriate high quality health care facilities and best education for their children and children of neighborhoods.

For education of the children of its employees in particular and residents of Bhopal at large, BHEL Bhopal has established good number of schools. The BHEL Management provides the entire infrastructure.

For effective control of these institution including staff and students, the organization decided and formulated to establish educational society. Presently the society is functioning under BHEL, Bhopal named as “BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL “It is registered under Madhya Pradesh Firms and Society Act. 1959 vide Registration No. 12903dated 16-06-1983. This Society is an autonomous body and ... Working with the following objectives: (I) To establish and promote intellectual, physical, academic, moral, professional/ vocational education in the field of nursing and other allied paramedical disciplines. (II) To spread the knowledge on the subjects related to the all round development of the personality. (III) To promote the general welfare of the community at large through service and activities. (IV) To promote the culture heritage by the advancement of Indian philosophy, fine arts, literature and crafts. (V) To develop social awareness aiming at the national integration. (VI) To cooperate with the National movements aiming at the removal of illiteracy of ignorance and to promote the civic, economic and cultural interest in all people.

(VII) To bring together the parents of the students, teachers and other educational institutions with a view to devise ways and means of providing a congenial atmosphere for the best growth of the children. (VIII) To arrange and formulate training programme and symposiums for improving teaching methods and widening the mental horizons of the teachers (IX) To reconstruct , takeover and amalgamate with one or more associations/ societies having similar/ identical objectives with intimation to Register of Firms and Societies, Govt.of M.P. Bhopal. To achieve the first objective, BHEL Shiksha Mandal has established a College of Nursing in 2002. For providing technical assistance, practical work, hospital services, BHEL Management has permitted to use 300 bedded Kasturba Hospital.

9. KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING:

The Kasturba College of Nursing is an extension of educational programme managed by “BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL” which is patronized by BHEL Bhopal. One of the objectives of BHEL Shiksha Mandal is to establish and promote Vocational education in the field of Nursing and other allied paramedical disciplines. To meet this objectives the Kasturba College of Nursing has been established in the year 2002.The College is affiliated to MP Medical Science University Jabalpur since 2015, is recognized by Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi and M.P.Nurses' State Nursing Council. The College is offering 4 years B.Sc.degree in Nursing.

VISION ,MISSION AND VALUES

VISION:To become a centre par excellence in imparting nursing education and effectively and efficiently contribute to the health sector.

MISSION: To mould and groom the young students into competent nursing professionals possessing all round skills as health-care providers, educationalists and researchers who can play leadership role in creating and promoting health amongst all people.

VALUES: 1). Excellence in learning and practice 2). Quality service and Holistic care 3). Respect for person 4).Truthfulness and Honesty PHILOSOPHY OF KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING The institution believes that the unique function of a nurse is to assist the individual, either sick or well, in the performance of those activities contributing to health, its recovery or to a peaceful death, that she would perform unaided if she had necessary strength, will and knowledge. The basic course in Nursing should provide for the continuous development of an individual as a nurse and as a citizen, capable of functioning effectively in the hospital and Community. The institution believes that educational preparation of nurses contributes substantially in maintaining the health of the people by prevention of disease, promotion of health and care of the sick and injured in the family, community and globe.

It is recognized that this is a profession, which is influenced by advances in science and technology; therefore, efforts are being made to give more exposure in the clinical field areas. The endeavor of the institution would be directed towards helping the students in their all-round development and to develop pride in the profession and to guide them with respect to their prospects in Nursing.

AIMS OF THE COURSE: The aim of the B.Sc. Nursing Programme is to prepare the graduates to assume responsibility in care of people, sick or well as professional nurses.  To maintain a centre of excellence in nursing with a view to generate new perspective and innovative approaches in scientific health care system and future needs of nursing development.  To set an ideal in study as well as service to society which may become holistic in its outlook and approach to meet the health needs of the country.

OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: (A) INSTITUTIONAL (i) To select intelligent sincere students who have aptitude in taking care of sick and to promote the health of Community. (ii) To prepare quality Nurses who do the sustained work of creative nature for the development of Human and Scientific health Care. (iii) To promote “in depth” Study of Nursing with a view to prepare Nurses to cope up with the modernized, intricate and advanced medical care of today’s world. (iv) To prepare Nurses to think and act independently and to own responsibility to assist people, whether sick or healthy in measures which contribute to holistic health. (v) To generate academic, learning climate as residual among the existing medical and Nursing Staff for updating their knowledge and innovative approaches. (B) STUDENTS (i) Assessing health status, identify nursing needs, planning implementing, pursuing care for patients that contribute to health of individual, families and communities. Demonstrating competency in the skills and techniques of Nursing. (ii) Participating as member of health team. (iii) Demonstrating leadership quality and decision making abilities in different situations. (iv) Recognizing the need for continued learning for their personal and professional development. (v) Practicing ethical values in their personal and professional life. (vi) Demonstrating skills in teaching, management, interpersonal relationship and communications. GENERAL INFORMATION: Since it is a profession of dedication, love for humanity, faith and courage, the students who aspire for this profession, should have sound physical health, courage, honesty, emotional maturity and above all compassion to serve, as pre requisites for admission to the college. COLLEGE FACILITIES: (i) Teaching Facility: The College is committed to provide best-in-class teaching and learning environment to instill ethical and professional values to the future nurses for building leadership skills in areas of nursing education, practice, administration and research. KCON has a well qualified team of nursing faculty and an expert team of external faculty engaged from parental Hospital and various other Institutions / Colleges from Bhopal for teaching various specialty subjects. (ii) Classrooms: Each Lecture Hall is well organized with comfortable sitting arrangements and has got proper lighting & ventilation, making a perfect environment for studies. Each classroom has got OHP & LCD which is utilized for presentations & seminars. (iii) Laboratories : Strictly adhering to the norms of Indian Nursing Council also in order to provide practical training to students in the best possible way, our College is well equipped with state of the art infrastructure/ with all upgraded equipments including mannequins,charts, models, AV aids and necessary articles for procedure demonstration. Following labs have been established:  Nursing Foundation & Medical Surgical Nursing Laboratory  OBG and Paediatrics Laboratory  Nutrition Laboratory  Community Health Nursing Laboratory  Pre-Clinical Science Laboratory  Computer Laboratory

(iv) Library : Kasturba College of Nursing has a well-furnished library with around 3400 books, National & International journals, Magazines & reference books to serve the needs of the students and staff of the College. For the convenience of staff and students, Library has separate Reference rooms with computers and other comfortable arrangements needed for library. (v) Computer Education: As the college is committed for all round development of the students, computer education is endowed to the students. For providing latest knowledge in nursing, the institute has computers with internet facility. (vi) Audio-Visual Room : To impart quality education, it is important that educational material should be designed to focus attention to provide up to date knowledge. In order to make education effective, College has well furnished A.V. Aids Room with OHP’s , LCD’s, T.V, VCR, Camera, Public Address Systems, Charts, Posters etc. (vii).Multi Purpose Hall: College has well spacious multipurpose hall which facilitates the college for hosting functions of the college ,educational conferences, workshops, examinations cultural activities etc. (viii) Medical Facilities : College is responsible for the health appraisal of the students. Free OPD treatment is provided to all students in Kasturba Hospital, BHEL Bhopal. Apart from this, a thorough and unhastened health examination is carried for each student. (ix) Clinical Programme : And for super speciality, College is affiliated to Bhopal Memorial Hospital Bhopal, Gandhi Medical College, Jawaharlal Cancer Hospital Bhopal. For community postings students are exposed to both rural and urban areas in Gandhi Nagar, Bagsewania and BHEL adopted villages like Adampur, and Chotikhajuri. (x) Community outreach programme : Community outreach programme of the college shall be extended to (i) Padaria (ii).Kanha Saya (iii) Adampur (iv)Koluwa (v) Choti Khajuri (vi) Piplia Pende Khan villages of . These are adopted villages of BHEL for fulfillment of social obligations apart from imparting education BHEL is equally concerned for their health and well being. For this, a medical team of Kasturba Hospital including Doctors, Para Medical Staff along with trainees and students regularly visit the above villages in intervals to cater to the health needs of the residents of these villages. The team is also imparting health and environment education to the village so as to enable them to solve their health problems by their own efforts. The ultimate goal of this programme is “HEALTH FOR ALL AND ALL FOR HEALTH”. Apart from the above, the team also visits nearby slum colonies to cater to the needs of investigation, diagnosis and treatment. Kasturba Hospital also extends medical facility free of cost through health camps and deputes Doctors and Nurses at the place of calamity whether it is at the bank of river Narmada (District Hoshangabad) or cyclone affected areas of Orissa, Nursing Staff participates in all National health programmes .Students will also undergo rural health experience by visiting Seva Kendras under Community Health Department of the College of Nursing

(xi) Extra Curricular Activities : As we believe in all round personality development, therefore along with excellence in education, College is also organizing other programmes. College has SNA Unit and the students participate in competitions held at National, State level and Intercollegiate level and are bringing laurels to the college. College is also organizing time-to-time Seminar, Scientific Paper Presentation, Workshops, continuing Nursing Education and Staff Development programmes.

(xii) Transportation : College is providing transportation facilities for the students between college and hostel and also for clinical practice HOSTEL FACILITIES (i) Rooms: well-ventilated and furnished rooms with attached toilet cum bathroom are provided to the students. (ii) Mess: Hostel is having a furnished dining room. Under the supervision of Warden, the food is prepared hygienically and served to the students. (iii) Reading Room: Reference books are available for easy access and to study in the hostel. Hostel has got computers with Internet facilities which are utilized by the students. (iv) Recreation: For the recreational need of the students, Hostel has T.V. in each block. Facilities for indoor and outdoor games are also made available. Under the supervision of Wardens Students do yoga and other exercises to keep themselves physically and mentally fit. (v).Security: 24 Hrs. Security Guards are posted in the hostel.

10. COURSE DESCRIPTION: (i) Name of Course : B.Sc. Nursing 4 year Degree Course including internship. (ii) The system of study / Examination is on annual basis. (iii) Medium of instruction – English shall be medium of instruction for all the subjects of the study and examination. (iv) Commencement of the programme – The programme will commence in the First week of October every year.

Course of Instruction Annexure-I (a).First Year S.No Subjects Theory(Inhrs) Practical In Hours (Class and Lab) (In hrs.) (Clinical) 1. English 60 2. Anatomy 60 3 Physiology 60 4 Nutrition with 60 Environmental Science 5 Biochemistry 30 6 Nursing Foundation 265+200 450 7 Psychology 60 8 Microbiology 60 9 Introduction to computers 45 10 **Hindi/Regional Language 30 11 LibraryWork / Self Study 50 12 Co-Curricular activities 50 13 Total Hours 930 450 100 Total Hours = 1480 hrs ** Optional (b).Second Year 1. Sociology with Environmental 60 Science 2 Pharmacology 45 3 Pathology 30 4 Genetics with EVS 15 5 Medical-Surgical Nursing –I 210 720 (Adult including Geriatrics) 6 Community Health Nursing-I 90 135 with Environmental Science 7 Communication & Education 60+30 Technology 9 Library Work / Self Study 50 9 Co-Curricular activities 35 Total Hours 540 855 85 Total Hours = 1480 hrs

S. No. Subject Theory (In hrs ) Practical In Hours (class and Lab ) (In hrs) Clinical

1. Medical –Surgical Nursing 120 270 (Adult including 2. Childgeriatrics Health )-II Nursing 90 270 3. Mental Health Nursing 90 270 4. Nursing Research & 45 5. LibraryStatistics Work/Self 50 6 Co-curricular Activities 50 Total Hours 345 810 100 Total Hours = 1255 hrs.

(c). Third Year 1. Midwifery and Obstetrical Nursing 90 180 2. Community Health Nursing –II with 90 135 Environmental Science 3. Management of Nursing Services 60+30 and Education Total hours 270 315

Total 585 Hours =

(d) . Fourth Year

** Project work to be carried out during Internship Internship (Integrated Practice) Practical =30 hours per week Subject Theory (In Practical( In (Week) hrs) In hrs) 1. Midwifery and Obstetrical Nursing 240 5 2 Community Health Nursing –II 195 4 3. Medical Surgical Nursing (Adult and 430 9 4.Geriatric) Child Health Nursing 145 3 5 Mental Health Nursing 95 2 6. Research Project 45 1 Total Hours 1150 24 Total : 1690 hours

Note :

1. Internship means 8 hours of integrated clinical duties in which 2 weeks of evening and night duties are included . 2. Internship should be carried out as 8 hours per day @ 48 hours per week 3. Students during internship will be supervised by nursing teachers. 4. Fourth year final examination to be held only after completing Internship 5. Environmental study is included with subjects:Sociology,Nutrition,Genetics and Community Health Nursing I&II (AS PER SUPREME COURT OF INDIA AND UGC ORDER ) 6. As per INC guidelines Integration of Middle - Level Health Provider (MLHP) for 75 hrs will be incorporated in the existing Community Health Nursing Subject.

ANNEXURE –II Scheme of Examination First Year:

Assessment Subject Hours Interna Externa Tota l l l Theory 1. Anatomy & Physiology 3 25 75 100 2. Nutrition and Biochemistry 3 25 75 100 3. Nursing Foundation 3 25 75 100 4. Psychology 3 25 75 100 5. Microbiology 3 25 75 100 6. English 3 25 75 100 7. Introduction to computer 25 75 100 Practical & Viva Voce 1. Nursing Foundation 100 100 200

Second Year:

Assessment Subject Hours Internal External Total Theory 3 25 75 100 8. Sociology 9. Medical -Surgical Nursing -I 3 25 75 100 10. Pharmacology , Pathology ,Genetics 3 25 75 100 11. Community Health nursing - I 3 25 75 100 12. Communication and Educational Technology 3 25 75 100 Practical & Viva Voce

2.Medical -Surgical Nursing -I 100 100 200

Third Year:

Assessment

Subject Hours Interna Externa Tota l l l

Theory 3 25 75 100 13. Medical –Surgical Nursing -II 14. Child health Nursing 3 25 75 100 15. Mental Health Nursing 3 25 75 100 16. Nursing Research & Statistics 3 25 75 100 Practical & Viva Voce 50 50 100 3.Medical -Surgical Nursing -II 4.Child Health Nursing 50 50 100 5.Mental Health Nursing 50 50 100 Fourth Year :

Assessment

Subject Hours Interna Externa Tota l l l

Theory 3 25 75 100 17. Midwifery and Obstetrical nursing 18. Community health Nursing -II 3 25 75 100 19. Management of Nursing Services and 3 25 75 100 Education Practical & Viva Voce 50 50 100 6. Midwifery and Obstetrical Nursing 7.Community Health Nursing 50 50 100 Note: 1.Regular unit tests , two sessional and pre-university examinations will be conducted every year by the college. 2Anatomy and Physiology –Question paper will consist of Section A- Anatomy of 37 marks Section B- Physiology should be of 38 marks. 3.Nutrition and Biochemistry -Question paper will consist of Section A- Nutrition marks of 45 and Section B of Biochemistry of 30 marks . 4.Pharmacology , Genetics , Pathology : Section –A of Pharmacology with 38 marks ,Section B- Pathology of 25 and Genetics with 12 marks . 5.Nursing Research & statistics –Nursing research should be of 50 marks , Statistics 25 marks 6.Theory and Practical exams for Introduction to computer to be conducted as College exam and marks to be sent to the University for inclusion in the mark sheet. 7.Minimum pass marks shall be 50% in each of the theory and practical Papers separately . 8.A Candidate must have minimum of 80% attendance (irrespective of the kind of absence in theory and practical in each subject for appearing for university examination) 9.A candidate must have 100% attendance in each of the practical areas before appearing for the university examination 10. A candidate has to pass in theory and practical exam separately in each of the paper. 11. If a candidate fails either in theory or practical paper he/she has to re-appear for both (Theory and practical ). 12. Maximum number of attempts permitted for each is 3 including first attempt. 13. A candidate failing in more than two subjects will not be promoted to the next year. 14. Candidate shall not be admitted to the subsequent higher examination unless the candidate has passed the previous examination. 15. The maximum period to complete the course successfully should not exceed 8 years.

11. Attendance :  The Students shall be permitted to appear in university examination until and unless he/she has 80% attendance in theory and practical, 100% attendance in each or the practical areas before the University examination and award of degree.  Student lacking in prescribed attendance and poor academic performance will not be allowed for university examination. 12. Vacation :  There will be 7 weeks’ vacation in an academic year that is , Winter - 2 weeks Summer - 5 weeks However the vacation time is subject to change with the examination dates from University. The students are eligible for 10 days of sick leave.  The students are not eligible for any other kind of leave and absenteeism. The students will be subjected to disciplinary action in case of unauthorized absenteeism. 13. ADMISSION NORMS (a) The minimum age for admission shall be 17 years on or before 31st December of the year of admission. (b) The minimum educational requirement shall be 10+2 pass with passed in Physics, Chemistry, Biology (PCB) & English individually with minimum of 45% taken together in PCB as per INC regulation, further 5% relaxation for SC/ST or other backward classes OR

Senior School Certificate Examination (10+2) , Pre-Degree Examination (10+2)With Science (Physics ,Chemistry ,Biology and English ) with minimum 45% Aggregate marks in (PCB)

OR

An equivalent with 12 years Schooling from a recognized Board or University with Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English) with minimum 45% aggregate marks in PCB. OR Have passed 10+2 examination in Science ( Physics, Chemistry Biology, and English ) conducted by National Institute of Open School with 45% marks are also eligible to apply.

(c) Candidates shall be medically fit

(d) The course is open for female candidates only and residential in nature

(e) Last date of submission of application by post or hand is on or before the prescribed date mentioned in the advertisement i.e. 27th JULY 2020

(f) Application form can be obtained from College by paying Rs.350/- by cash /DD. In case of out station request DD for Rs.400/- to be sent to College. DD to be drawn in favor of "BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL A/c KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING" Payable at Bhopal .For getting application form and for online registration payment also can be done through IMPS/ NEFT Transfer.Details of account number is available in the on line admission form. (g) Reservation policy of Govt. of Madhya Pradesh shall be applicable (h) Duly filled in form should be submitted together with following documents:- (i) Application form and one-self addressed stamped envelope (23X10cm) (ii) Attested copies of marks sheets of qualifying examinations 10 & 10+ 2 .In case of non-receipt of original mark sheets ,copies obtained through internet duly attested by the School Principal/Self attested can be enclosed (iii). Two passport size self signed photographs (iv). In case of SC/ST/OBC attested copy of caste certificate from the Competent Authority (v) . Proof of Age as per qualifying examination of the Board of Secondary Education Migration and Domicile certificates, copy of Aadhaar card and Samagra ID (vi). Original Blood report of Hemoglobin, Blood Group with Rh factor, HIV &HbsAg from recognized pathology laboratory (i). Selection Process: The short listed candidates (on merit list) will be informed telephonically by 12th August 2020 and they have to report to Kasturba College of Nursing Bhopal on 23/09/2020 for the final selection which will be subject to the following,  The result of personal Discussion / Interview  Medical fitness by the Doctor at Kasturba Hospital BHEL Bhopal  Selected candidates to submit the admission fees by 30th September 2020 and join the College and Hostel by 4th October 2020 and classes will begin from 5th October 2020. (j) While taking admission, selected candidates will be required to bring the following Articles: 1.Mattress : 01 no 2.Bed Sheets (Coloured) : 02 no 3.Bed Covers (Printed) : 02 no 4.Pillow Covers ; 04 no 5.Blanket /Quilt : 01 no 6.Umbrella (Black) : 01 no 7.Wrist watch with seconds hand : 01 no 8.Mosquito net (single bed) : 01no 9.Warm ,clothing for winter (must) : As required 10.Bucket with mug : 01 11.6 sets of dress(salwar kamiz) 12.Long registers/White A4 size papers : 400 pages – 12nos.

14. STUDENT INFORMATION: a. Student shall be provided OPD treatment in Kasturba Hospital .However in case of Indoor treatment the expenses of special medicines tests and hospitalization has to be borne by the student concerned. b.Students are required to make arrangement for purchasing prescribed College , Clinical and Community posting Uniforms (2+5+2 sets) When in uniform, no form of jewellery is permitted to be worn except small earrings. When in uniform hair must be put-up. The uniform prescribed by the college will be made available to the students on payment Students are expected to purchase the textbooks, notebooks and record books as prescribed by their own. c.Students are advised NOT to keep excess cash ,Gold Jewellery ,Mobile phones and Costly items in their rooms. College or Hostel authorities will not be responsible for any loss or theft. d.Educational excursions ,picnics are arranged from time to time ,the cost of which shall be borne by the student. e.University Examination,Enrollment,Eligilbility and other fees like Student Nurses ‘Association (Local and National) monthly and yearly subscription to be paid by the students. f. Students get opportunity to work in parental hospital i.e.Kasturba BHEL Hospital after completing the course and will be paid salary, which will not be less than minimum wages prescribed by the respective State Government or Central Government for skilled worker category.

15.CONDUCT,DISCIPLINE & APPEAL RULES :  Maintenance of discipline in College &Hostel is compulsory for all.  Students are expected to follow the rules of the College, Hostel and clinical areas failure to do so will lead to disciplinary action. Without prejudice to the generality of the term “Misconduct" the following acts of omission and commission shall be treated as misconduct a. Physical assault or threat to use physical force against any student, member of the teaching and non-teaching staff of College /Hostel/Department b..Carrying of, use of or threat of use of any weapons c.Any practice, whether verbal or otherwise ,derogatory of women d.Any attempt at bribing or corruptions in any manner e.Wilful destruction of institution /hostel property. f).Creating ill or intolerance on religions or Communal grounds. (g).Causing disruption in any manner in the academic functioning of College/Hostel, BHEL Shiksha Mandal . h).Ragging is an offence and any form of ragging is strictly prohibited, any student involved in such activities or if any cases are reported in College, Hostel and Clinical premises immediate stringent action will be taken against the student. Selected students and their parents/local guardian are supposed to submit the anti-ragging undertaking form of affidavit at the time of admission (as per the provisions of anti-ragging verdict by the Hon’ble Supreme Court)

 All powers relating to discipline and disciplinary action are vested with the President BHEL Shiksha Mandal Bhopal. He may delegate all such powers as he deems proper to the Principal and to such persons as he may specify on his behalf.

 Without prejudices to the generality if his powers relating to the maintenance of discipline and taking such action in the interest of maintaining discipline as may seem to him appropriate ,the President (BSM) may in the exercise to his powers aforesaid order or direct. (a).that any student or students be expelled or (b). be fined with a sum of rupees that may be specified. or (c). be debarred from taking a college examination or examinations for one or more years in consultation with Vice Chancellor of the affiliated University.

16. FEE STRUCTURE & SCHEDULE for 2019-20, 2020-21 and 2021 -22 academic sessions: S.N Particulars I YEAR II YEAR III YEAR IV YEAR o 1. Tution Fee 63,000.00 63,000.00 63,000.00 63,000.00 2. Medical Fee 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 3. Transportation Fee 10,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 4. Hostel Fee 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 12,000.00 5. Training Fee 4,000.00 5,000.00 7,000.00 5,000.00

6. College Activity Fee 5,500.00 5,500.00 5,500.00 5,500.00 7. Computer Fee 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00 8. *Caution Money 5,000.00 ------(Refundable) 9. Total Rs.1,06,500 Rs.1,04,500 Rs.1,06,500 Rs.1,04,500/ /- /- /- - *Caution money refundable after completion of the course only **Provision for paying academic fees on installment basis is available as per the information given below Year Fee Amount Installment Date of Payment amount I Rs.1,06,500/- I-Rs.40,000/- At the time of admission II-Rs.31,000/- Up to 30th November III- Rs.35,500/- Up to 31st March II Rs.1,04,500/- I-Rs.50,000/- Up to 31st October II-Rs.54,500/- Up to 31st March III Rs.1,06,500/- I-Rs.51,000/- Up to 31st October I-Rs.55,500/- Up to 31st March IV I-Rs.50,000/- Up to 31st October Rs.1,04,500/- II-Rs.54,500/- Up to 31st March Note: i). In case fee is not deposited in due date the fine of Rs.1500/- will be charged for each installment or the cumulative amount of Rs.3000/- will be collected if the fee is not paid as per the stipulated time. ii). Payment Mode: By DD in favour of “BHEL SHIKSHA MANDAL” A/c Kasturba College of Nursing payable at Bhopal. (iii).Due to Government directives and for any other reasons fees will be revised once in three years and at any time respectively. (iv). Fees (including caution money) will be refunded for only those students (I year) who Withdraws admission within one month of joining the College.

17.CODE OF CONDUCT IN KASTURBA COLLEGE OF NURSING –HOSTEL: VISITING TIME:  Parents, Local Guardian (L.G) and visitors mentioned in the list (to be submitted by the parents at the time of admission to the college authority not more than one LG /Visitor ) can visit the students only on 2nd and 4th Saturdays between 2 and 6pm . OUT PASS:  Students can go for day spending (from 7am -6pm) once in a month on any one Sunday (except on 3rd Sunday) with the approval of the Principal.  Students are permitted to go for weekend from Saturday from 1pm to Sunday 6pm once in three months with the approval from Principal. Only Parents/LG are allowed to take the students (from I year -IVyear) with the approval of the Principal and Warden from the Hostel when they avail Day, Night out pass and during vacations. SHOPPING TIMINGS:  Students are allowed to go for shopping only on 1st and 3rd Saturdays from 2pm – 6pm Shopping time should be used only for shopping not for any other purposes.  Parents /LG should accompany the I years  Students should go in group (min 3 nos) for shopping WORSHIP TIMINGS:  Students are allowed to go for the worship on Sundays from 7am to 2pm. Worship time should be used only for worship not for any other purposes. Parents /LG should accompany the I years

STUDY TIMINGS: S.N Activity Timings o 1. Yoga 5.45am-6.15am 2. Break Fast 6.30am-7.30am 3. Lunch 12 noon(Monday-Friday at College ) 4. Evening Tea 4.30pm -5.00pm 5. Sports/Games 5.00pm-5.45pm 6. Dinner 6.30pm-7.30pm 7. Study Time 8.00pm-11.00pm 8. Shopping (I & III Saturday) 2.00pm-6.00pm 9. Worship (Sundays) 7.00am-2.00pm

Students should strictly observe study hour every day between 8pm and 11pm (i.e Monday to Friday) no mobile phones and electronic gadgets to be used by students during study timings and after 11pm failing in which suitable action will be taken.

18.STUDENTS ROUTINE IN HOSTEL :Students should follow the following activities * Mess timings/mess duty to be followed by each batch as per the scheduled timings/duty schedule mentioned in the mess rules . ** Mess Charges: To be paid directly by the students every month to the mess Secretary RECREATION TIMINGS: Students can watch TV during weekends and on holidays from 9am to 9pm. USE OF LAND LINE TELEPHONE AND MOBILE PHONES:  No mobile phones to be used by the students in the College and clinical premises  Students can only receive phone calls between 4pm & 8pm on working days ,during weekend from 8am to 8pm .Phone calls are restricted by one or two per student per day not more than 3-4 mts duration  Use of mobile phones are strictly not allowed by the I year students.

19. USE OF INTERNET FACILITIES: Students can use the internet between 5pm and 8pm on working days, during weekend and on holidays from 8am to 8pm

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