A comprehensive undergraduate nursing program that builds clinical competence, critical thinking, and compassionate care through four years of theory and hospital-based practice at AHRC.
The B.Sc Nursing program at ACN is designed to produce competent, compassionate, and ethically grounded nurses who can function effectively across diverse healthcare settings. Students gain hands-on experience from the very first year through clinical postings at AHRC — one of Karnataka's largest teaching hospitals.
The curriculum is aligned with Indian Nursing Council standards and emphasizes evidence-based practice, patient safety, and interprofessional collaboration. Graduates are prepared for roles in hospitals, community health centres, and international healthcare systems.
10 Core Competencies
Four years of progressive learning — from foundational sciences to advanced clinical specialties with integrated hospital rotations.
Entry requirements and the step-by-step admission process for the B.Sc Nursing program.
PUC with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English (PCBE) from a recognized board
45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST/OBC reserved categories)
Minimum 17 years as on 31st December of the admission year
Medical fitness certificate required at the time of admission
B.Sc Nursing graduates from ACN are placed across top hospitals, community health centres, and international healthcare systems.
Work in multispecialty hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities
Specialist roles in intensive care, operation theatres, and emergency units
Promote preventive health in rural and urban community settings
Government health programmes, district health administration
Teaching positions in nursing colleges and training institutions
Clinical research, pharmaceutical trials, and healthcare studies
60% placed abroad — UK, Australia, Middle East, and North America
Indian Armed Forces nursing services — Army, Navy, and Air Force
Join 170 students in the 2026 B.Sc Nursing batch at ACN, B.G. Nagara.