School of Nursing

Compassionate Care. Global Competence.

The School of Nursing (Neelima College of Nursing) offers high-quality nursing education with a strong emphasis on clinical training and holistic development. By blending scientific knowledge, clinical skills, research, and ethics, the college prepares competent, ethical, and globally adaptable nursing professionals for professional excellence in diverse healthcare settings.

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Our Vision

At the School of Nursing, you are prepared to champion human health by integrating rigorous medical science with profound human compassion and clinical dexterity. Through extensive practical training and mentorship, you develop the expertise to deliver exemplary care, advocate for health equity, and serve as a trusted, essential pillar in every community and clinical setting.

What Makes  Us Different

Guaranteed Clinical Training Ecosystem

Students gain significant hands-on clinical experience at Neelima Hospitals, the university's own multi-specialty teaching hospital, as well as at government hospitals (Bhongir District Hospital) and community hospitals.

Holistic Skill Development

The curriculum blends scientific knowledge, clinical practice, research, and ethics to prepare globally competent nurses. Practical training includes patient assessment, bedside care, administering medications, and life-support skills.

Dual Program Offerings

The school offers both the General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) three-year diploma and the B.Sc. Nursing four-year degree program. All programs are approved by the Indian Nursing Council and the State Nursing Council.

Emphasis on Community and Social Responsibility

Students are actively engaged in community health nursing in rural and urban areas. They participate in community engagement programs, such as family adoption and awareness campaigns (e.g., Leprosy Day, TB Day) in rural areas.

Support for first generation learners

•Bridge Programs: Pre-semester programs that help students transition to college-level academics and campus life.
•Mentorship Programs: Pairing new students with experienced peers or faculty mentors.
•Academic Coaching: Specialized tutoring, workshops on time management, Interview skills and study skills.
•Early Advisor Service: To help students understand how to register for classes, use financial aid, and access mental health services.
•Orientation to clubs: Information on student-run clubs that provide social support and networking opportunities.
•Family Orientation Session: Information specifically designed to help parents and families understand the college experience.

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Support for first generation learners

•Bridge Programs: Pre-semester programs that help students transition to college-level academics and campus life.
•Mentorship Programs: Pairing new students with experienced peers or faculty mentors.
•Academic Coaching: Specialized tutoring, workshops on time management, Interview skills and study skills.
•Early Advisor Service: To help students understand how to register for classes, use financial aid, and access mental health services.
•Orientation to clubs: Information on student-run clubs that provide social support and networking opportunities.
•Family Orientation Session: Information specifically designed to help parents and families understand the college experience.

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BROCHURE

Build Real Skills, One Module at a time.

Dive into a structured, no-fluff curriculum designed for real-world impact. From core concepts to advanced techniques, every lesson moves you forward.

Real Voices. Genuine Experiences.

Honest Stories from Those Who Know Us Best.

“Even in my first year, the basic lab sessions and early hospital exposure helped me understand patient care beyond just theory.”

Nandini

B.Sc Nursing

Frequently Asked Questions

How many days in a week do we have classwork?

University functions 6 days a week, whereas the student classwork is scheduled 5 days and Saturdays are meant for all clubs activities and events.

Will the library be open after college hours?

The central library is open till 6:00 pm on all working days.

What kind of fests are organized at the university?

Anurag University is known for its Annual fests like TEJAS- Project Expo, Daksha- Technical Fest, Synergy- Cultural Fest, Sports Bout – Sports Fest, TEDxAnuragU and many more.

Does university have any uniform or dress code?

University does not have uniform for students (except for School of Management) but a decent and formal attire for boys and girls is followed in the campus.

Can we come to university by self-driven vehicles?

Students are allowed to travel by self-driven vehicles only from 3rd year of graduation after they get a permanent driving license.

Do we have a teaching hospital for the college?

Yes. Neelima Hospitals is the college’s own training hospital