Sahayog Sevabhavi Sanstha's Mother Teresa Nursing School, Nanded

Sahayog Sevabhavi Sanstha’s Mother Teresa Nursing School is the newest of the three schools set up in the year 2011 at Vishnupuri, Nanded, Maharashtra. This affiliated college is also recognised by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) and is solely focused on offering nursing education. Located on a 3-acre campus, the institute offers education to a total of 148 students and has a teaching faculty of 16.

Sahayog Sevabhavi Sanstha’s Mother Teresa Nursing School offers three full nursing courses: Bachelor of sciences in nursing science, general nursing and midwifery, and auxiliary nurse-midwifery and produces approximately 300 nurses annually to the health needs of the country. Thus, the institute has developed various amenities to enhance its student’s academic and personal development.

These include well-equipped laboratories for practical training, a library and other amenities for reading and research and games and athletics fields for building physical fitness. The campus also has an auditorium for events, seminars etc which makes the learning experience on the campus better. There are few amenities for students’ needs including a Cafeteria and Health centre with first aid facilities.

The college also offers different hostels for male and females since the college accommodates students from different provinces, states and countries. Besides, there are features like an up-to-date IT and a gym that complement a rich experience in the given educational establishment. Mother Teresa Nursing School in Sahayog Sevabhavi Sanstha offers three full-time nursing courses in total.

These programmes are offered at different levels of Education for nursing and help students to gain different career opportunities in the health sector. It offers ANM, GNM and B. Sc Nursing Science. Course Name Eligibility Criteria B.

Sc Nursing 10+2 with Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) or equivalent GNM 10+2 with Science stream with minimum 40% marks ANM 10+2 with any stream (preferably Science) This allows the Sahayog Sevabhavi Sanstha’s Mother Teresa Nursing School to admit committed and competent students into its nursing course.