St Jude Hospital College of Nursing, Jhansi

St. Jude Hospital College of Nursing, Jhansi, was set up in 1985 and is solely an affiliate College concerned with imparting training in nursing. The Lahoti Textile was established in 1911 in Sahnibihar Colony, Sipri Bazar, Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh; this coeducational institution occupies an area measuring 3. 5 acres.

It is affiliated with the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University, Lucknow , and every course provided here is well recognised in the field of nursing. The total number of students enrolled in St Jude Hospital College of Nursing is 159 while the total number of faculties are 17 which clearly defines that the college provides a focused environment for learning to the students who want to become nurses.

As part of the infrastructure, St. Jude Hospital College of Nursing has installed several facilities that can complement the learning needs or student development. A good library acts as an information centre to support nursing education programmes with adequate resources. The departmental laboratories are essential since they provide a ground for practical training in nursing.

Meanwhile, for extracurricular activities and event performances, the college includes an auditorium. Other infrastructures present on the campus are a cafeteria, sports hall and a health facility with a first aid section. St. Jude Hospital College of Nursing provides two programmes in the field of nursing education. The B.

Sc Nursing programme is an undergraduate programme which takes four calendar years with an annual intake of forty students, while the GNM course is also an undergraduate programme which takes three calendar years with an annual intake of twenty students. These programmes envisage offering an extensive theoretical background and pragmatic experience necessary for effective performance of a nurse.

Course Name Total Number of Seats B. Sc Nursing 40 GNM 20 The admission policies of St. Jude Hospital College of Nursing are aimed at admitting deserving and hard-working students to its nursing colleges.