Prashant Nursing Training School & College is run by Prashant Memorial Charitable Hospital (PMCH), Muzaffarpur. Its students train on the hospital’s wards as part of their nursing education.
You learn on the hospital’s wards
Your department and ward postings follow your course, year of study and the prescribed nursing curriculum. The college’s nursing faculty and the hospital’s doctors and healthcare staff supervise your clinical training. Working under supervision helps you understand your responsibilities and when to seek guidance during patient care.
The college’s own bus runs between the college, hostel, PMCH and other clinical sites. Read about clinical training.
From classroom to ward
- Begin with classroom learning and nursing laboratory practice.
- Work through simulated clinical scenarios in the virtual reality laboratory.
- Take part in supervised ward postings at PMCH according to your course, year of study and curriculum.
- For B.Sc Nursing students, Year 4 includes an internship, a period of practical training within the course.
- After you qualify, register with the state nurses’ council, which allows you to practise as a registered nurse.
- Choose your next step: apply for nursing posts or consider further study after your course.
Applying to PMCH after you qualify
Graduates of the college may apply for staff nurse posts at PMCH, the hospital that runs the college. Appointments follow the hospital’s recruitment requirements; applying does not guarantee a post.
Other routes after your course
More than 50 of our students were selected in the BTSC Staff Nurse recruitment.
Our alumni work at AIIMS, in government hospitals in Bihar and other states, in private hospitals and in nursing colleges.
After GNM, you may also consider Post Basic B.Sc Nursing, a 2-year degree that builds on your qualification. Explore careers after nursing and where our graduates work.
The hospital
Visit the PMCH website for information about the hospital.
Prashant Memorial Charitable Hospital is NABH Entry Level certified.
Common questions
Where do students train?
Students receive clinical training on the wards of PMCH, the hospital that runs the college. Postings follow the course, year of study and prescribed nursing curriculum.
Can graduates apply to PMCH?
Yes. Graduates of the college may apply for staff nurse posts at PMCH, the hospital that runs the college. Appointments follow the hospital’s recruitment requirements; applying does not guarantee a post.
Does the college provide transport to the hospital?
Yes. The college’s own bus runs between the college, hostel, PMCH and other clinical sites.