Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Generic)
Our 4-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing program prepares you to work as a registered nurse in hospitals,
clinics, and community health settings. The program combines classroom learning with hospital practice,
developing both knowledge and clinical skills.
This is practical preparation for nursing work—classroom study connected to real patient care.
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Program Overview
Degree Title
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BS Nursing – Generic)
Duration
4 Years
Total Semesters
8 (2 semesters per year)
Total Credit Hours
130-136 Credits
Recognition
Approved by Pakistan Nursing & Midwifery Council (PNMC), recognized by Higher Education
Commission (HEC), affiliated with Khyber Medical University (KMU)
Career Pathway
Graduates can sit for PNMC Licensing Examination and work as registered nurses across
Pakistan
Program Objective
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Learn nursing knowledge and clinical skills -
Develop patient-centered care practice -
Learn safety and ethical standards in healthcare -
Build communication and problem-solving skills for nursing work -
Prepare for nursing licensure and professional practice
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Jalil College offers scholarships up to 100% for eligible students.
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Career Opportunities
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Hospital Nursing -
Community & Public Health -
Specialized Areas -
Advancement
Year 1: Foundation and basic sciences
Semester 1 (15 Credits)
Students start with basic sciences and introduction to nursing.
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Anatomy & Physiology I (3 Lecture + 1 Lab = 4 Credits) -
English I (3 Lecture + 0 Lab = 3 Credits) -
Islamic Studies / Ethics (2 Lecture + 0 Lab = 2 Credits) -
Information Technology in Nursing (2 Lecture + 1 Lab = 3 Credits) -
Introduction to Nursing (2 Lecture + 1 Lab = 3 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Basic Nursing Skills Lab — learning vital signs, patient handling, and basic procedures.
Semester 2 (18 Credits)
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Anatomy & Physiology II (3 Lecture + 1 Lab = 4 Credits) -
Biochemistry (3 Lecture + 0 Lab = 3 Credits) -
Psychology (3 Lecture + 0 Lab = 3 Credits) -
Pharmacology I (2 Lecture + 0 Lab = 2 Credits) -
Pakistan Studies (2 Lecture + 0 Lab = 2 Credits) -
Fundamentals of Nursing I (3 Lecture + 1 Lab = 4 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Hospital rotations. Students work in medical and surgical wards, practicing patient care
under supervision.
Year 2: Pathology, assessment & medical-surgical nursing
Semester 3(19 Credits)
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Pathology & Microbiology (3 Lecture + 1 Lab = 4 Credits) -
Pharmacology II (2 Lecture + 0 Lab = 2 Credits) -
Health Assessment (2 Lecture + 1 Lab = 3 Credits) -
Fundamentals of Nursing II (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits) -
Medical-Surgical Nursing I (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Medical wards, surgical wards, and outpatient departments. Work on patient care, wound
care, and medication administration.
Semester 4 (19 Credits)
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Medical-Surgical Nursing II (4 Lecture + 3 Lab = 7 Credits) -
Medical-Surgical Nursing III Critical Care (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits) -
Bioethics & Professionalism (2 Lecture + 0 Lab = 2 Credits) -
Sociology (3 Lecture + 0 Lab = 3 Credits) -
Communication & Counseling Skills (2 Lecture + 0 Lab = 2 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Intensive Care Units, Emergency Department, and Operating Theatres. Focus on
monitoring, IV therapy, and emergency care.
Year 3: Specialty nursing areas
Semester 5(16 Credits)
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Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing (3 Lecture + 3 Lab = 6 Credits) -
Child Health Nursing I Pediatrics (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits) -
Community Health Nursing I (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Psychiatric units (mental health care), pediatric wards (child health), and community health
centers (rural healthcare).
Semester 6 (16 Credits)
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Child Health Nursing II (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits) -
Obstetric & Gynecological Nursing I Maternity (3 Lecture + 3 Lab = 6 Credits) -
Community Health Nursing II (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Maternity wards and antenatal clinics (pregnancy and birth care). Community health
programs and health education work.
Year 4: Leadership, management & research
Semester 7(13 Credits)
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Obstetric & Gynecological Nursing II (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits) -
Leadership & Management in Nursing (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits) -
Biostatistics & Epidemiology (3 Lecture + 0 Lab = 3 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Hospital administration work, shadowing nursing managers, learning about ward
management and quality assurance.
Semester 8 (13 Credits)
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Nursing Research (3 Lecture + 3 Lab = 6 Credits) — includes research project -
Specialized Nursing Elective (Oncology, Cardiology, Nephrology, or Emergency Nursing) (3 Lecture + 2 Lab = 5 Credits) -
Trends & Issues in Nursing (2 Lecture + 0 Lab = 2 Credits)
Clinical Rotation
Specialized units and final clinical experience. Independent patient care under
supervision.
Admissions and eligibility
Academic Requirements
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Intermediate (F.Sc) Pre-Medical with minimum 50% marks -
Age: 17-25 years preferred -
Medical fitness certificate from physician
Admission Process
Students start with basic sciences and introduction to nursing.
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Submit application with required documents -
Pass entry test (science knowledge, English, reasoning) -
Personal interview -
Merit-based admission
Required Documents
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Attested academic certificates -
CNIC/Form-B and domicile -
Medical fitness certificate -
Character certificate from previous school -
Passport-size photographs -
Application form with processing fee
Key learning outcomes
Upon graduation, students will be able to:
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Provide nursing care to patients in various settings -
Make clinical decisions based on evidence and patient needs -
Communicate with patients, families, and healthcare teams -
Practice according to nursing ethics and professional standards -
Work in nursing management and leadership roles -
Conduct and understand nursing research -
Continue learning throughout their nursing career
Who should join?
Want to care for patients in healthcare settings
Have strong science skills from your Intermediate studies
Can work well with people from different backgrounds
Are committed to professional standards
Want a career with job opportunities
Are prepared for demanding academic and clinical work