PG Prospectus 2021

Updated on 15th July 2021
COLLEGE OF NURSING
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE
VELLORE – 632 004, TAMIL NADU
PROSPECTUS
POSTGRADUATE, POST BASIC DEGREE, POST BASIC DIPLOMA
AND FELLOWSHIP IN NURSING PROGRAMMES– 2021
Revised on 27.04.2021 – Refer Page No: 6
Revised on 24.05.2021 – Refer Page No: 6
Revised on 15.07.2021 – Refer Page No: 6 (Highlighted in yellow)
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CORRESPONDENCE
In all your correspondence refer to the Application number or

the Hall Ticket number
Address to:
The Registrar
College of Nursing
Christian Medical College
Ida Scudder Road
Vellore – 632 004
S. India.
Phone : 0091-416-3077012, 3077013

Fax : 0091-416-2223362
Email : registrarcon@cmcvellore.ac.in
Website : http://admissions.cmcvellore.ac.in
Working hours
Monday – Friday: 8.00 a.m. – 4.30 p.m.

Saturday: 8.00 a.m. – 12.00 Noon
All admissions are subject to

approval from the University and other
such Bodies as applicable
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CONTENT
Page No.
Administrative Staff of the College of Nursing 4
Administrative Officers of the Christian Medical College 5
Calendar for admission 6
History and Philosophy of the Christian Medical College and
College of Nursing 7
Location of the College of Nursing 9
Overview of various programmes offered 10
M.Sc. Nursing 11
Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing 15
Post Basic Diploma in Nursing 18
Fellowship in Nursing 24
Certification to Minority Network Category 30
Discipline 33
List of Faculty & Staff members 34
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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF OF THE COLLEGE OF NURSING
Dr. Vathsala Sadan Dean

B.Sc.(N), R.N., R.M., M.Sc.(N), Ph.D.
Mrs. Alice Sony Deputy Dean

B.Sc.(N), R.N., R.M., M.Sc.(N)
Mrs. Margaret Manoharan Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Ida Nirmal Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Reena Rachel George Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Sara Emma Rosalind Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Helen Sujatha Charles Registrar (on Sabb. Leave)

B.Sc.(N), R.N., R.M., M.Sc.(N)., M.Phil
Dr. Manoranjitham S Protem Registrar

B.Sc.(N), R.N., R.M., M.Sc.(N)., M.Sc. (GC)., Ph.D. [Selection 2021]
Mrs. Shandrila Gnanatheebam Deputy Registrar

Mrs. Sheeba Rani P Deputy Registrar

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Administrative Officers of the
Christian Medical College
Dr. J.V. Peter Director
M.D. DNB, MAMS, FRACP, FJFICM, FCICM, FICCM,
M.Phil, FRCP (Edin).
Dr. Anna B. Pulimood Principal

M.B.B.S., M.D. (Path), Ph.D.
Dr. K. Prasad Mathews Medical Superintendent

M.B.B.S., M.D., FRACP (Geriatrics)
Dr. Vikram Mathews Associate Director

M.B.B.S., M.D., D.M. (Haemat)
Dr. Kurien Anil Kuruvilla Associate Director

M.B.B.S., D.C.H., M.D.(Paed)
Dr. J. Chandra Singh Associate Director

MS, MCh, DNB (Urol), FP Urol (Ohio)
Dr. Thomas Samuel Ram Associate Director

M.B.B.S., M.D (Radiation Oncology), MBA
Dr. Joy John Mammen Associate Director

M.B.B.S., M.D (Pathology)
Dr.M.J. Paul Associate Director

M.B.B.S., M.S. DNB., FRCS(G)
Dr. Kenny Samuel David Associate Director

M.B.B.S., M.S.(Ortho), FACS
Dr. Solomon Sathishkumar Council Secretary

M.B.B.S., MD
Er. David Chandran General Superintendent

B.E
Dr. Vathsala Sadan Dean

B.Sc.(N), R.N., R.M., M.Sc.(N), Ph.D.
Dr. Bala Seetharaman

B.Sc.(N), R.N., R.M., M.Sc.(N), Ph.D. Nursing Superintendent
Mr. Abraham Oommen Treasurer

B.Com, M.Com, CS (Inter), ICWA
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COLLEGE OF NURSING
CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE, VELLORE
PG NURSING SELECTION CALENDAR - 2021 – 2022
M.Sc. Nursing, Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing, Post Basic Diploma in Nursing and Fellowship in Nursing
Programmes
Access of online application form .. 16 March 2021
Last date for online submission of application with payment .. 20 June 2021
Last date for receipt of supporting documents .. 30 June 2021
Last date for receipt of certification forms from
minority network church/organization .. 30 June 2021
Hall ticket to be downloaded from website .. 10 September 2021
Step I - Computer Based Test (CBT) .. 17 September 2021
Announcement of the list of candidates for Step-II .. 22 September 2021
Step II– M.Sc. Nursing
Registration and medical checkup at Vellore .. 11 October 2021
Assessment of knowledge and clinical skills and personal interview .. 12 Oct 2021 & 13 Oct 2021
Announcement of final selection list .. 16 October 2021
Admission, registration and commencement of the course .. 23 Nov 2021 & 24 Nov 2021
Step II – Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing, Post Basic Diploma in Nursing and Fellowship in Nursing
Programmes
Registration and medical checkup at Vellore .. 13 October 2021
Personal interviews .. 14 October 2021
Announcement of final selection list .. 16 October 2021
Admission, registration and commencement of the course .. 25 Nov 2021 & 26 Nov 2021
Dates mentioned above are subject to change
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HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF
THE CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE & COLLEGE OF NURSING
The Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore was founded by Dr. Ida Sophia Scudder, daughter of Dr.
John Scudder II, an American medical missionary. She was born on 9th December 1870 at Ranipet. The
first eight years of her life was in India with her parents. Later she went back to America for her education.
In 1890, she returned to India to attend to her ailing mother. Ida had plans to go back to U.S.A., but God’s
plans were different for Ida.
In 1891, Ida was faced with a great challenge. One night, she was approached by three men seeking help for
their young wives in labour. Ida’s father Dr. John Scudder, an experienced doctor, offered to help them. But
they refused to have a male doctor and requested young Ida to help their wives during labour. Not being a
doctor, Ida was unable to help them and the three women lost their lives. Young Ida was moved by the
death of these three young Indian women during child birth. She saw the suffering of women in India and
realized the need for women doctors to attend to the women whose traditions did not permit them to be
treated by men. She gave up the dreams of settling down in U.S.A. and answered God’s call and decided
to study medicine and serve the Indian women.
Ida went to America and obtained medical training, specializing in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. She
returned to India in 1900 and established a single bedded clinic in her father’s bungalow at Sainathapuram,
Vellore. As more and more patients started coming to her, the need for more beds and better facilities
became a necessity. In 1902, 40 bedded Mary Taber Schell Memorial Hospital was built. In 1904, Miss
Lillian Hart, a trained nurse was assigned to Schell Hospital. She was also involved in training the young
girls from villages in bed side nursing care. In 1924, the present hospital site was built with 267 beds.
The peripheral units of the hospital include Schell Eye Hospital, Low Cost Effective Care Unit (LCECU),
rural hospitals such as RUHSA and CHAD, New Life Centre for leprosy patients, Rehabilitation Centre and
Mental Health Centre. The College of Nursing Community Health (CONCH) and Urban community
programmes cater to maternal and child health services in rural and urban areas respectively. The LCECU
provides medical care for the under privileged in the urban slums of Vellore. Today, there are over 2745
beds for inpatients. Over 8000 outpatients are treated daily in the main hospital and in peripheral units.
In 1909, Miss Delia Houghton, a Registered Nurse came to India as the first instructor and started a regular
programme for training nurses. The first training school was started in 1909 with five students. This
programme, called the lower grade course, was later upgraded to higher grade training (Diploma Nursing)
in 1932. Miss Vera K. Pitman and Miss Florence Taylor were the two pioneers who raised nursing
education to a four year programme leading to a University degree affiliated to the Madras University. In
the year 1946, the first batch of B.Sc. Nursing students were admitted. A tutor course was initiated and
continued for few years which was later upgraded to Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing programme in 1967. This
programme was useful for the Diploma nurses to upgrade themselves. The M.Sc. Nursing programme was
started in 1969. Ph.D. in Nursing, affiliated to The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai,
was started in 1994. Post Basic Diploma programmes, introduced to meet the special needs of the society
are Cardio Thoracic Nursing, Critical Care Nursing, Emergency and Disaster Nursing, Neurology Nursing,
Operating Room Nursing, Neonatal Nursing, Oncology Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, Orthopaedic &
Rehabilitation Nursing and Geriatric Nursing, which are recognized by Indian Nursing Council (INC).
Burns Nursing and Renal Nursing are Institutional programmes. Fellowship courses in Family Nurse
Practice, Haematology Nursing, Respiratory Nursing and Paediatric Critical Care Nursing were started after
2005.
The College of Nursing is publishing a biannual, registered National Nursing Journal titled “Indian Journal
of Continuing Nursing Education” (IJCNE) since 2000. It is an online free access journal published by
Wolters Kluwer (www.ijcne.org). Training programmes sponsored by WHO for the South East Asian
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Region (SEAR) were conducted in Community Health Nursing, Midwifery Education & Development and
Adult Nursing. A National Training Programme in ‘Emergency and Trauma Nursing’ sponsored by WHO
was offered to trainees from different parts of India. Recognizing the contributions of College of Nursing
in preparing quality health care personnel, it was designated as a “WHO Collaborating Centre” for Nursing
and Midwifery Development in 2003.
In the year 2000, the Government of India has also recognized College of Nursing, CMC., Vellore as an
“Institute of Excellence in India”. In 2006 it was also certified as a study centre for National Ph.D.
Consortium by Indian Nursing Council and WHO. College of Nursing had been a sub-recipient of Global
Funding for AIDS/HIV, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) since 2008. This programme was conducted
by Indian Nursing Council in consultation with NACO to train nurses in India. The year 2009 was marked
as Centennial year of formal nursing education in College of Nursing, CMC., Vellore.
In 2014, College of Nursing, CMC, Vellore has started short term courses in six different specialities for
staff nurses working in government hospitals, as per the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the
Government of Madhya Pradesh. A distance education programme on “Stoma Care Nursing” was initiated
in 2014. College of Nursing has been recognized by INC to be the Master Trainers for Simulation Training
since 2019. Additionally, two more short term courses (Peritoneal Dialysis and Chemotherapy) are started
from 2020. The College also has MOUs with Universities abroad such as Universities of Washington, New
York, Pennsylvania, Kansas, USA and Yonsei, South Korea.
Christian Medical College, Vellore has started a College of Nursing for B.Sc. Nursing programme at CMC
Vellore Chittoor Campus 2019. Two batches are admitted.
A 1500 bed campus has culminated in the commencement of a multispeciality hospital and teaching facility
at Kannigapuram which is located 12 km from the town campus, Vellore. Six super specialities will be
moving to this campus in a phased manner in the near future.
The College of Nursing as an integral part of the CMC, Vellore, has the same objective and philosophy as
that of the Christian Medical College Vellore Association which is “The establishment, maintenance and
development of Christian Medical College in India, where women and men shall receive an education of
the highest grade in the art and science of medicine, nursing or one of the other related professions, to
equip them in the spirit of Christ, for service in the relief of suffering and in the promotion of health”.
The College of Nursing prepares nurses with compassion, commitment and dedication. The students and
staff are expected to maintain the highest standard in their professional and private lives. The staff and
students of CMC have been inspired and guided through the years by the motto given to the institution by
Dr. Ida S. Scudder “NOT TO BE MINISTERED UNTO BUT TO MINISTER”. In accordance with the
purpose for which the College has been founded, the faculty believes in providing a professional education
integrating Christian ideals. Nursing education at CMC continues to beat its best for its quality education
which in turn helps to provide quality patient care.
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LOCATION OF THE COLLEGE OF NURSING
Vellore is 150 kms west of Chennai on the Bengaluru highway. It is well connected both by road and rail.
For those travelling by train, the station to arrive at is Katpadi, which is on the Chennai to Bengaluru /
Coimbatore line. Frequent bus services connect Vellore to major cities and towns in and around Tamil
Nadu.
The town campus of the Christian Medical College is located at the centre of Vellore city and is six
kilometers south of the Katpadi Railway Station. The main Hospital, clinical facilities and faculty
residential areas are located in the Vellore city campus. There are numerous commercial boarding and
lodging facilities available around the city campus.
The College of Nursing is located in Kagithapattarai campus one kilometer away from the main campus
towards the east. The College of Nursing Chapel, Florence Taylor Memorial Library for nursing students,
UG and PG Nursing Students Hostel and faculty residential areas are located inside the campus.
The Medical College campus is located 7 kms away towards south of the city campus and is set in a green,
quiet and calm 200-acre site. The grey and granite stoned buildings of the Medical College and chapel
dates back to 1932. Classrooms and laboratories for pre-clinical students are also located on this campus.
Majority of the faculty also reside inside the campus. This campus can be reached by city buses, going
towards Bagayam. Auto-rickshaws are also available from Katpadi Railway junction to the city campus,
Medical College campus and Kagithapattarai campus.
Nursing Students’ Hostel
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OVERVIEW OF VARIOUS COURSES OFFERED–2021
No.
Duration of Administrative Registration
Course Name of Qualification
the course fee fee
seats
M.Sc. Nursing 29 B.Sc. Nursing / 2 years Rs. 900 Rs. 600
B.Sc. (Honors) in Maximum 2 for each
Medical Surgical Nursing 10 Nursing / Post preferences preference
Paediatric Nursing 5 Basic B.Sc.
Obs. & Gynae. Nursing 5 Nursing
Community Health Nursing 5
Psychiatric Nursing 4
Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing 50 Diploma in 2 years Rs. 850 Rs. 500
General Nursing
and Midwifery /
alternate course
Post Basic Diploma in Diploma in 1 year Rs. 500 Rs. 350
Nursing 178 General Nursing Maximum 3 for each
and Midwifery or preferences preference
Cardiothoracic Nursing* 15 alternate course /
Critical Care Nursing* 20 B.Sc. Nursing
Emergency & Disaster Nsg* 20
Neonatal Nursing* 15
Neurology Nursing* 15
Oncology Nursing* 20
Operation Room Nursing* 15
Psychiatric Nursing* 20
Orthopedic & Rehabilitation
Nursing* 20
Geriatric Nursing* 10
Renal Nursing# 4
Burns Nursing# 4
* Recognized by Indian Nursing Council (INC). # Courses conducted by College of Nursing
Fellowship in Nursing 18 B.Sc. Nursing / 1 year Rs. 750 Rs. 500
B.Sc. (Honors) in Maximum 2 For each
Family Nurse Practice 6 Nursing / Post preferences preference
Haematology Nursing 4 Basic B.Sc.
Respiratory Nursing 4 Nursing
Paediatric Critical Care Nsg. 4
SAARC Countries (INR Rs. 1,700 Rs. 1,200
for the above courses) For each
preference
Rest of the world (US $) US $ 100 US $ 100
for the above courses For each
preference
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAMMES
THE M.Sc. DEGREE IN NURSING PROGRAMME (2 YEARS)

(Affiliated to The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai)
This programme prepares candidates for leadership positions in nursing education, practice,
management and research. This programme requires full time attendance.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
The candidates should have
1. Passed the qualification of B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing
by The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai or any other University accepted as
equivalent there to, with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks.
2. Registered with the State Registration Council for Nursing and Midwifery / alternate course
approved by Indian Nursing Council for a similar duration in lieu of Midwifery. Male candidates
who do not possess Midwifery registration certificate are not eligible to apply for M.Sc.(N)–
Obstetrics and Gynaecological Nursing and Community Health Nursing, irrespective of experience
in the area.
3. Minimum one year of work experience in a hospital or in a College or in a School of Nursing or in

a Community Health Programme from the date of registration in the State Nursing Council after
B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing (or) after / prior to Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing (regular
stream).
4. Candidate shall be medically fit.
BASIS OF ADMISSION
1. Selection is based on merit. Th e s electio n pro cess st arts wit h Step I- Computer Based
Test (CBT). The Step-I process involves taking the General Paper AND / OR Speciality
Paper.
• The General paper will consist of questions from Medical Surgical, Paediatrics,
Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Community Health and Psychiatric Nursing.
• The Speciality paper will consist of questions specific to each of the above
mentioned specialities.
The type of paper available according to the preference/s is explained below:

PREFERENCE TYPE OF PAPER
Only one preference The candidate can take either the General paper OR the respective Speciality
paper as per the preference.
Two preferences The candidate can take either the General paper alone for both the specialities
OR
General paper for one preference and Speciality paper for the other
preference.
However, the candidate cannot take TWO Speciality papers.
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2. THE DECISION OF THE SELECTION COMMITTEE IS FINAL
3. At least 60% of the seats in each Speciality are reserved for Minority Network Category candidates. There
shall be a 10% reservation of seats under the Institutional Preference category for candidates fulfilling the
eligibility for admission
4. Institutional Preference seats will revert to Minority Network Category if eligible candidates are not
available.
5. Weightage is given to candidates who have served in areas of need.
6. Admission to the programme for the year is subject to being found m e d i c a l l y f i t by the Medical
Board of Christian Medical College, Vellore.
REGISTRATION FOR ADMISSION
Candidates selected provisionally for admission into the programme will be required to register for the
same on payment of the prescribed fee and completing admission formalities. Submission of all
Original certificates at the time of admission is mandatory. The selected candidates must produce the
Eligibility certificate from T he Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai at the time of
registration for admission. Admission to the programme continues to be provisional until approved by
the statutory bodies (eg. Indian Nursing Council, Tamil Nadu Nurses and Midwives Council and The
Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai).
The candidates are expected to produce the following documents in ORIGINAL along with THREE
PHOTOCOPIES (A4 size - without attestation) for the asterisk (*) marked item sat the time of
registration. Please note that the candidates will NOT be registered without the ORIGINAL documents.
1. Eligibility Certificate from The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai*:
www.tnmgrmu.ac.in , www.tnmgrmu.edu.in
2. Mark list of 10th Standard*
4. Pass certificate: 10th / 12th (if applicable)*
5. Certificate indicating Date of Birth (if not stated in the 10th / 12thmarklist)*
6. Certificate of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course (applicable to male
candidates)*
7. B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing certificate*
8. Provisional registration certificate for Nursing and Midwifery (if applicable)*
9. Registration certificates for Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course(applicable to male

candidates) / Registration certificate for additional qualification (for Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing)*
10. Renewal of registration certificate for Nursing and Midwifery (if applicable)*
11. Registration certificate from the Tamil Nadu Nurses and Midwives Council for those who are
registered with the State Nursing Councils other than Tamil Nadu.*
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12. Mark lists of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course (applicable to male
candidates)/ B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing*
13. Experience certificate*
14. Transcript of B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing programme
from the College of Nursing last studied.
15. Course completion certificate of B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc.
Nursing*
16. Transfer Certificate from the College of Nursing last studied.*
17. Migration certificate (Only for candidate who studied UG Nursing in Universities other than The
Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai)*
18. Community certificate from the Government Authority*
19. Baptism certificate / Confirmation certificate (if Christian)
20. Hepatitis B & COVID-19 vaccination certificate
21. Three passport size photographs
22. Foreign Nationals must produce a “No Objection Certificate” from the Government of India.
23. Proof of identity (Aadhar / PAN Card / Voter ID / Driving License)*
24. A copy of Service obligation agreement (if applicable) – to be submitted not later than 10 days after
admission)
25. Original passport (if available)
26. Passport front page and visa copy of the last country visited (if applicable)*
FEE
The Christian Medical College, Vellore has made a conscious decision to subsidize student education
keeping with the mission of the institution. Fee for the whole course must be paid as one installment
at the time of registration for admission.
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ANNUAL FEE FOR M.Sc. NURSING PROGRAMME
I year II year
Details of the fee Amount Amount
in Rupees in Rupees
College fee:
Tuition fee 1000 1000

Other annual fee (medical, library, stationery,
12265 8875
transport, education technology fee etc.)
University fee:
Registration, Administrative & Examination

26150 15400
fee.
Hostel fee:
1500 --
Mess Deposit
Hostel & Mess fee (Annual) 34200 34200
Field visits & external visits to be paid separately.

The Management / University reserves the right to revise the fee from time to time.
SUPPLEMENTARY SELECTION
 A supplementary selection may be conducted for M.Sc. Nursing, if the specified number of seats
are not filled in any of the specialities.
 In such an event, candidates who have cleared Step-I with General paper and have been waitlisted
in Step-II of the Selection Process will become eligible for supplementary selection.
 Selection of candidates will be based on personal interview and performance in special tests to
assess skills.
 The candidates selected through Supplementary Selection will be only under open category.
 The dates for supplementary selection, if conducted, will be displayed in the admission page of the
website.
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THE POST BASIC B.Sc. NURSING PROGRAMME (2 YEARS)
(Affiliated to The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai)
This Programme aims to upgrade the Diplomates (GNMs) and prepares them to assume
responsibilities as competent practitioners, nurse educators and supervisors in clinical / public health
settings. This programme requires full time attendance.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
The candidate should have
1. Passed Higher Secondary / Senior Secondary / Intermediate / 10+2 / an equivalent examination

recognized by the University / 10 +1 in or before the year 1986.
2. Passed the qualification of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course.
3. Permanent registration certificate with the State Registration Council for Nursing and Midwifery/
alternate course approved by Indian Nursing Council for a similar duration in lieu of Midwifery, in
any one of the following areas:
 O.T. Technique
 Ophthalmic Nursing
 Leprosy Nursing
 TB Nursing
 Psychiatric Nursing
 Neurological and Neuro Surgical Nursing
 Community Health Nursing
 Cancer Nursing
 Orthopedic Nursing
4. Candidates shall be medically fit.
5. Candidates are admitted once in a year
BASIS OF ADMISSION
1. Selection is based on merit. Th e s election pro cess st arts wit h Step I- Computer Based
Test (CBT) consisting of the general paper. This is followed by Step II for short listed candidates
where medical checkup and personal interviews are conducted.
3. At least 75% of the seats are reserved for Minority Network Category candidates. There shall be a
10% reservation of seats under the Institutional Preference category for candidates fulfilling the
eligibility for admission
available.
6. Admission to the programme for the year is subject to being found m e d i c a l l y fit by the medical
board of Christian Medical College, Vellore.
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Candidates provisionally selected for admission into the programme will be required to register for the
same on payment of the prescribed fee and completing admission formalities. Submission of all
Original certificates at the time of admission is mandatory. The selected candidates must produce the
Eligibility certificate from The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai at the time of
registration for admission. Admission to the p rogramme continues to be provisional until approved by
the statutory bodies (eg. Indian Nursing Council, Tamil Nadu Nurses and Midwives Council and The
Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai).
PHOTOCOPIES (A4 size - without attestation) for the asterisk (*) marked items at the time of
1. Eligibility certificate from The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai
www.tnmgrmu.ac.in , www.tnmgrmu.edu.in

5. Certificate indicating Date of Birth (if not stated in the 10th / 12th marklist) *
6. Certificate of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course (applicable to male
candidates) *
candidates) *
8. Registration certificates for Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course (applicable to male
candidates) *
9. Renewal of registration certificate for Nursing and Midwifery (if applicable) *
10. Registration certificate from The Tamil Nadu Nurses and Midwives Council for those who are
registered with the State Nursing Councils other than Tamil Nadu*
11. Experience certificate*
12. Transcript of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course (applicable to male
candidates) from School / College of Nursing where last studied
13. Course completion certificate of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course
(applicable to male candidates) *
14. Transfer certificate from the School of Nursing / College of Nursing last studied*
15. Migration certificate from the institution last studied
17. Baptism / Confirmation certificate (if Christian)
18. Hepatitis & COVID-19 vaccination certificate
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21. A copy of service obligation agreement (if applicable – to be submitted not later than 10 days after
admission)
22. Original passport (if available)
23. Passport front page and visa copy of the last country visited (if applicable) *
24. Proof of identity (Aadhar card / Voter ID / Driving License / PAN Card) *
FEE
ANNUAL FEE FOR POST BASIC B.Sc. NURSING PROGRAMME
Details of the fee I year II year

Amount Amount
in Rupees in Rupees
College fee:
Tuition fee 810 810

10345 9485
transport, education technology fee etc.)
University fee:
13400 6450
Registration, Administrative fee & Exam. Fee
Hostel fee:
1500 --
Mess Deposit
Hostel & Mess Fee (Annual) 34200 34200
Filed visits & external visits to be paid separately

The Management / University reserves the right to revise the fee from time to time.
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THE POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN NURSING PROGRAMMES (1 YEAR)
(Affiliated to the Board of Nursing Education, NL CMAI SIB)
The Post Basic Diploma Nursing Programmes are designed to prepare registered nurses (GNM or B.Sc.N.)
to acquire in-depth knowledge, clinical skills and attitude in providing advanced quality of care in the
respective specialized areas and function effectively as care givers at all three levels of care. This
programme requires full time attendance.
SYLLABUS FOR POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN NURSING
Theory Practical
Subjects
Hours Hours
Clinical Nursing-I 155 Integrated
clinical
(Foundation Nursing Courses) practice
Applied Psychology 10
Applied Sociology 10
Microbiology 10
Pharmacology 15
Anatomy & Physiology 20
1280
(Speciality Nursing) 90
Clinical Nursing-II 155
Nursing Management and Supervision 30
Nursing Education 30
Nursing Research and Statistics 30
Internship 160
Total hours 400 1440
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN CARDIO THORACIC NURSING
The Post Basic Diploma in Cardio Thoracic Nursing is designed to train registered nurses to provide
advance quality care to patients with Cardio Thoracic disorders and their families. The programme will
equip the nurses with specialized knowledge and skills required for the treatment of cardiovascular
problems with surgery, medication, and lifestyle recommendations and management of a cardio-thoracic
unit.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN NEURO SCIENCE NURSING
The Post Basic Diploma in Neuro Science Nursing prepares registered nurses with specialized knowledge,
skills and attitude in providing advanced quality care to patients with neurological disorders. Students
undertaking this course will have the opportunity to apply theory to practice during clinical placements in
the areas of Neuro Intensive Care, Neuromedicine and Neurosurgery. Through the learning experiences,
students will develop clinical judgement, problem solving, communication and team skills necessary to care
for patients with complex neuroscience conditions.
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POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN OPERATION ROOM (OR) NURSING
This course is designed to provide care and support to patients before, during and after surgery. The
advances in surgical procedures and technologies have played a pivotal role in prognosis and healthcare
outcomes. This calls for trained nurses in operation theatres who are well-informed about such advances
and skilled in using them. The specially trained nurses in OR Nursing play a key role in the effective
functioning of OR surgical team. The course also enables the students to acquire knowledge of anesthesia.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN CRITICAL CARE NURSING
This programme aims at enabling registered nursing professionals to develop and apply advanced nursing
care knowledge and skills for providing comprehensive nursing care to critically ill patients in intensive care
settings. It covers various specialties of Surgery, Medicine, Cardiac, Renal, Neurosciences, Hematology,
Obstetrics, Accident and Emergency, Neonatal nursing and Pediatrics. The programme will equip the nurses
to vigilantly monitor, assess and treat the critically ill, while providing education and support to their families.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING
The Post Basic Diploma programme in Gerontological Nursing is designed to strengthen and develop the
knowledge, skills and attitudes of nurses caring for the older adult. The course also equips nurses to educate
and support the concerned families, care givers and communities at primary, secondary and tertiary levels
of care. The programme exposes the students to gerontological considerations in the medical, surgical,
psychiatry, neurology and community areas.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN ORTHOPAEDIC AND REHABILITATION NURSING

This programme equips nurses to care for patients experiencing musculoskeletal problems. The course is
designed to train nurses to assess, diagnose, treat and care for patients with musculoskeletal problems
following trauma, tumors, chronic degenerative illness and other associated illnesses. Since nurses play a
key role in the rehabilitation process, the course will train the nurses to provide guidance and counseling to
patients and families to promote and maintain health and quality of life.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN ONCOLOGY NURSING
This course is designed to prepare specially trained Oncology Nurses who can provide competent care to
patients with cancer in a safe and effective care environment. The advanced theoretical knowledge, critical
thinking and specialist skills required of an oncology nurse is met by this course that offers opportunities to
gain specific oncologic nursing competencies, administer radiation and chemotherapies, provide follow-up
monitoring, rehabilitation and terminal care.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN NEONATAL NURSING
The Post Basic Diploma programme in Neonatal Nursing provides the nurses with the skills and knowledge
to practice safely and competently in a variety of neonatal nursing settings, with sick and convalescing
infants. Through the teaching and learning experiences, students develop expertise in caring for babies and
their families affected by acute, chronic and complex neonatal illnesses. The areas in which the training is
provided include Labour room, Postnatal ward, Newborn units, Pediatric surgery NICU, Community/follow
up services/clinics.
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POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN PSYCHIATRIC/MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
The Post Basic Diploma in Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing is designed to prepare nurses with
specialized knowledge and skills in curative, preventive and promotive aspects of Psychiatric and Mental
Health care. The course will include training in in-depth mental health assessment, interventions,
counseling models, therapeutic relationships, family and community partnerships. It will equip nurses to
help patients with mental illness, psychiatric disorders and developmental and/or cognitive difficulties,
function at their maximum potential, thus playing an important role in advancing the mental health and
well-being of individuals, families and communities.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN EMERGENCY AND DISASTER NURSING
This programme is designed to equip nurses to be competent in life-saving interventions, problem solving,
and technical skills in Emergency settings ranging from wound management and trauma response to
disaster preparedness. Since the acuity of patients, complexity of care and degree of technological
interventions in emergency settings are variable, students will learn to perform accurate assessments,
anticipate and prioritise patient care and manage effectively in a busy, fast paced and stressful environment.
The course will provide nurses with opportunities to work as part of the emergency medical team in an
effort to assist patients facing traumatic injuries and sudden serious illnesses. The students get experience in
the Emergency services and also in the Medical, Surgical, Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology,
Trauma, Orthopedics, Neuro, Psychiatry, Burns and Intensive care areas.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN RENAL NURSING
The Post Basic Diploma in Renal Nursing is designed to equip nurses with the theory and skills necessary to
provide evidence based, quality care to patients with renal disorders. The course will provide opportunities to
understand the complex kidney diseases, work with interdisciplinary team and gain specific skills to care for
patients who require ongoing care or life-sustaining treatment. They will learn about dialysis, renal
transplantation, and other treatment methods which will enable them to manage chronic illnesses and impact
quality-of-life and end-of-life care for renal patients. The students are posted in the Renal units, Medical
surgical units, Operation room, Medical and Pediatric ICUs, Dialysis and Renal Transplant units.
POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN BURN NURSING
This programme equips nurses to gain knowledge of advanced technologies and practices in burn care and
provide comprehensive and holistic care to patients with burn injuries in emergent, acute and in recovery
phases. The course provides learning experiences in first aid management, burn assessment, fluid
resuscitation, airway and wound management, surgical intervention, skin substitutes, burn rehabilitation,
burn prevention and education. It will enable nurses to address not only the issues of patients’ physical
well-being, but also the emotional and psychological trauma of the patients and their families.
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ELIGIBILITY FOR ALL THE POST BASIC DIPLOMA NURSING COURSES::
The candidate should have
1. Passed the qualification of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course / B.Sc.
Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing.
2. Registered with the State Nursing Council for Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course
(applicable to male candidates).
3. Minimum one year of work experience in any clinical area in the hospital or in the community.
5. Candidates are admitted once in a year.
BASIS OFADMISSION
1. Selection is based on merit. The sel ectio n pro cess starts wit h Step I- Computer Based
Test (CBT) consisting of the general paper. This is followed by Step II for short listed candidates,
3. At least 50% of the seats in each speciality are reserved for Minority Network candidates, provided
they fulfil the criteria for admission.
available.
6. Admission to the programme for the year is subject to being found medically fit by the medical
REGISTRATION FORADMISSION
same on payment of the prescribed fee and completing admission formalities. Submission of all Original
certificates at the time of admission is mandatory. Admission to the programme continues to be
provisional until approved by the Board of Nursing Education NL CMAI SIB for the courses recognized
by the same.
PHOTOCOPIES (A4 size - without attestation) for the asterisk (*) marked items at the time of

4. Certificate indicating Date of Birth (if not stated in the 10th / 12th Mark sheets)
5. Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery certificates or alternate course (applicable to male
candidates)/ B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing certificate*
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candidates)/ B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing
7. Registration certificates for Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course (applicable to male
candidates).
8. Registration Certificate for additional qualification (for Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing)*
9. Renewal of registration certificate for Nurse and Midwife (if applicable)*
10. Experience certificate *
11. Transcript of the Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course / B.Sc. Nursing /
B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing programme from the School / College of
Nursing last studied
12. Course Completion Certificate of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course /
B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing programme from the School /
College of Nursing last studied
13. Transfer certificate from the School of Nursing / College of Nursing last studied*
15. Baptism certificate / Confirmation certificate – if Christian
16. Hepatitis B & COVID-19 vaccination certificate
registered with the State Nursing Councils other than Tamil Nadu
20. A copy of service obligation agreement (if applicable – to be submitted not later than 10 days after
admission)
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FEE
ANNUAL FEE FOR ALL POST BASIC DIPLOMA IN NURSING
Amount
Details of fee in
Rupees
College fee:
Tuition fee 350

Other annual fee (medical, library, stationery, transport, education
technology fee etc.) 8565
[For courses recognized by INC]
Other annual fee (medical, library, stationery, transport, education
technology fee etc.) 8315
[For courses recognized by the Institution]
Hostel fee:
Mess Deposit 1500

Hostel & Mess fee (Annual) 34200
BNESIB, NL of CMAI fee: (Only for INC recognized programmes)
Examination & others 6250
Non BNESIB, NL of CMAI courses:
Examination fee 2000
The Management / Board reserves the right to revise the fee from time to time.
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FELLOWSHIP IN NURSING PROGRAMME (1 YEAR)
(Conducted by College of Nursing, CMC)
This programme is designed to prepare registered graduate nurses for advanced nursing practice in various
specialities. This one year programme requires full time attendance and is offered by the institution.
A. FELLOWSHIP IN FAMILY NURSE PRACTICE (FFNP):

This programme is designed to prepare registered graduate nurses for advanced nursing practice as a Family
Nurse Practitioner. A Family Nurse Practitioner in collaboration with physician provides primary health
care services across the life span in community and ambulatory care settings. Candidate should be a
Registered Nurse and Midwife to apply for this programme. This programme requires full time attendance.
SYLLABUS FOR FAMILY NURSE PRACTICE
Theory Practical
Subjects
Hours Hours
Core Subjects:
Microbiology 10 10
Research Utilization 10
Management (Ethics, Public Policy in Health Care 15
systems, Health Economics & Role Development)
Anatomy and Advanced Pathophysiology 50
Advanced Pharmacology 35
Advanced Health Assessment 50 200
Health education and Counseling 20
Clinical Speciality Subjects:
1. Management of Common Health Problems in Adult 70 470

2. Management of Common Health Problems in Children 40 250
3.Women’s Health 30 150
4. Management of Common Health Problems in the 20 100
Elderly
5. Primary Health care
(Health Promotion and disease Prevention) 10 60
6. First Aid and Emergency Management 20 40
7. Internship 90
B. FELLOWSHIP IN HAEMATOLOGY NURSING:

This programme is designed to prepare registered graduate nurses for advanced practice of nursing in
Haematology Nursing. It enables the nurse to analyze the physiological, psychological, socio-cultural,
developmental and spiritual factors that influence individual and family health outcomes.
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Haematology Nurse Practitioner provides health care to haematology patients across the lifespan, primarily
in care settings like Bone Marrow Transplant Unit (BMTU) and in the haematology wards and co-ordinates
specialized care with the assistance of haematologists. This programme requires full time attendance.
C. FELLOWSHIP IN RESPIRATORY NURSING:
This programme is designed to prepare registered graduate nurses for advanced practice in Respiratory
Nursing. It enables nurses to analyze the physiological, psychological socio-cultural, developmental and
spiritual factors that influence the individual and family members. It also enables the students to apply
nursing strategies that incorporate the educational, ethical and socio-cultural dimensions of health–illness
paradigm to the delivery of health care to patients with respiratory problems.
Respiratory Nurse provides health care to patients with a variety of respiratory diseases in outpatient as well
as the inpatient setting as an assistant to the pulmonary physicians in doing specialized procedures such as
Bronchoscopy, Thoracoscopy etc. This programme requires full time attendance.
SYLLABUS FOR HAEMATOLOGY / RESPIRATORY NURSING
Theory Practical
Subjects
Hours Hours
Core Subjects:
Microbiology 10 10
Health education and Counseling 20
Management and Referral of Common Adult Health Problems 40 200
Management and Referral of Common Health Problems in 20 100
Children
Anatomy and Advanced Pathophysiology 30
Management and referral of common health problems in 165 770

Haematology / Respiratory patients
Internship 90
D. FELLOWSHIP IN PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE NURSING:
This programme is designed to prepare registered B.Sc. nurses for advanced practice in caring for children
with critical illness. A pediatric critical care nurse will be able to provide comprehensive care to critically
ill children and their families. She / he will further be able to take a leadership role in planning, managing,
supervising and teaching nursing staff and students to provide high quality patient care and assist in setting
up pediatric critical care and emergency units when necessary. Candidates applying for this course should
have a minimum one year of experience as a Nurse in the Paediatric wards/Neonatology unit after B.Sc.
Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / after (or) prior to Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing. This programme
requires full time attendance.
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SYLLABUS FOR PEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE NURSING
Theory Practical
Subjects
Hours Hours
Core Subjects:
Microbiology 10 10
Communication, Health Education & Counseling 20
Principles of Management 15
Concepts and principles of pediatric critical care* 45 60
Paediatric CPR 10
Neonatal critical care 25 160
Pediatric trauma and emergency & Mass casualty 25 330
management
Pediatric critical care in various illness involving various
organ systems 100 520
Legal & Ethical issues 15
Infection control measures 20
Internship 90
* Management of children with various health problems in Pediatric Critical Care.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ALL THE FELLOWSHIP COURSES:
The Candidate should have
1. Passed the qualification of B.Sc. Nursing /B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing/ Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing
degree of The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University, Chennai or any other University
accepted as equivalent there to.
2. Registered with the State Nursing Council for Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course
(applicable to male candidates).
3. Minimum one year of work experience in any clinical area in the hospital or in the community.
5. Candidates are admitted once in a year.
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BASIS OF ADMISSION
1. Selection is based on merit. Th e sel ectio n process st arts wit h Step I - Computer Based
Test (CBT) consisting of the general paper. This is followed by Step II for short listed candidates
2. The decision of the Selection Committee is Final.
3. At least 50 % of the seats in each speciality are reserved for Minority Network Category
candidates, provided they fulfill the criteria for admission.
5. Admission to the Programme for the year is subject to being found m e d i c a l l y fit by the medical

same on payment of the prescribed fee and completing admission formalities. Submission of all Original
certificates at the time of admission is mandatory.
The candidates are expected to produce the following documents in ORIGINAL at the time of registration.
Please note that the candidates will NOT be registered without the ORIGINAL documents.
1. Mark list of 10th standard

2. Mark list of 12th standard
3. Pass certificate: 10th / 12th (if applicable)
4. Certificate indicating the Date of Birth (if not stated in the 10th / 12thmarklist)
5. Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery or alternate certificates (applicable to male candidates)
6. B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing certificate
7. Registration certificate for Nursing and Midwifery or alternate course (applicable to male candidates).
Registration certificate for additional qualification (for Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing).
8. Renewal of registration certificate for Nurse and Midwife (if applicable)
Registered with the State Nursing Councils other than Tamil Nadu.
candidates) / B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing
11. Experience certificates
12. Transcript of B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing Programme from
the College of Nursing where last studied
13. Course completion certificate of B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing
14. Transfer certificate from the College of Nursing where last studied
15. Community certificate from the Government Authority
16. Baptism / Confirmation certificate – if Christian
17. Hepatitis & COVID-19 vaccination certificate
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20. A copy of Service obligation agreement (if applicable – to be submitted not later than 10 days after
admission)
FEE
ANNUAL FEE FOR FELLOWSHIP IN FAMILY NURSE PRACTICE
Amount
Details of fee in
Rupees
College fee:
Tuition fee 1000

transport, education technology fee etc.) 9990
Hostel fee:
Mess Deposit 1500

The Management reserves the right to revise the fee from time to time
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ANNUAL FEE FOR FELLOWSHIP IN HAEMATOLOGY NURSING / RESPIRATORY
NURSING / PAEDIATRIC CRITICAL CARE NURSING
Amount in
Details of fee
Rupees
College fee:
Tuition fee 1000

transport, education technology fee etc.) 9265
Hostel fee:
Mess Deposit 1500

The Management reserves the right to revise the fee from time to time
AWARD OF CERTIFICATE
Candidates will have to undertake a written examination followed by practical examination at the end of the
programme. Successful candidates will be awarded the certificate from the College of Nursing, Christian
Medical College, Vellore.
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CERTIFICATION TO MINORITY NETWORK CATEGORY
Minority Network Category certification is a privilege whereby weightage is given to candidates during
selection. The certified candidates are expected to understand the spirit of service and compassion for the
less fortunate which is integral to CMC.
The members of the CMC Vellore Association include 63 churches and missionary organizations (refer
Annexure 1 in the Bulletin). They certify candidates to various programmes at CMC including nursing
with an understanding that the candidates after studies will return to the institution of the Minority Network
for Church / Organization to work in hospitals run by these organizations.
These bodies certify candidates through a Minority Network Category certification. Candidates are
expected to contact these Minority Network for Church / Organization if they are interested in certification.
Minority Network category certification application forms are available with the offices of these
organizations and diocese. Minority Network category certification forms are not directly available to the
candidate from College of Nursing.
Candidate must enclose the following certificates along with the Minority Network for Church /
Organization application form.
i) Experience certificate of working for a period of minimum of 2 years excluding internship in a mission
hospital
ii) Service Obligation Completion certificate for previous programmes (if applicable)
Every Minority Network for Church / Organization has a representative who is an authorized signatory.
Any minority network category certification form not signed by him/her will not be accepted by the College
of Nursing. It is the sole responsibility of the Minority Network for Church / Organization to fill the form
and obtain signature of the authorized signatory and send to the Registrar, College of Nursing, Christian
Medical College, Ida Scudder Road, Vellore – 632 004 on or before 14th June 2021 (refer calendar
page).
DETAILS OF MINORITY NETWORK CATEGORY CERTIFICATION:
1. Minority Network category certification will be on the basis of the need of the Minority Network for
Church / Organization to have trained personnel for the mission work. The Minority Network for
Church / Organization has to produce an undertaking that a post will be available when the
candidate completes the study programme.
2. A specific declaration should be submitted by each candidate that he / she has not paid any amount
as security bond / donation / deposit / retainer to the Minority Network for Church / Organization
more than the stipulated Rs. 750/- for registration. Any violation of this will make the candidate
ineligible for admission.
3. Candidates who were certified for Basic Nursing programme in CMC or another institution by any
Minority Network Category agency must have completed the service obligation. However, any
remaining service period in excess of two years that may have been agreed upon towards
certification to Minority Network Category for the undergraduate course may be completed at a
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later date with the written permission of the Minority Network for Church / Organization, provided
the candidate is re-certify for the PG course by the same Minority Network for Church /
Organization.
4. Admission is restricted to only one certification for Minority Network Category candidate from the
same family (siblings) in any particular year for a single programme offered by the Christian
Medical College.
5. Minority Network for Church / Organization with their own training for a particular programme are
NOT eligible to certify candidates for the same in CMC.
6. During selection, weightage is given to candidates certified to Minority Network category by

Diocese / Missionary organizations which are members of the CMC Vellore Association, and have
been granted certification to Minority Network Category privileges.
ELIGIBILITY FOR MINORITY NETWORK CATEGORY CERTIFICATION
a. M.Sc. Nursing: Candidates should have served a minimum period of two years excluding
internship in one or more mission hospitals or community areas of any of the supporting bodies
of this institution after completion of B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing. For those with
Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing Degree, the experience in the above mentioned area after the Diploma
in General Nursing and Midwifery/alternate course will be considered. These candidates have
to enclose the experience certificate from mission hospitals after the Diploma in General
Nursing and Midwifery/alternate course along with the application for certification to Minority
Network Category.
b. Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing: Candidates should have served a minimum period of two years
excluding internship in one or more mission hospitals or community areas of any of the
supporting bodies of this institution after completion of Diploma in General Nursing and
Midwifery / alternate course.
c. Post Basic Diploma in Nursing: Candidates should have served a minimum period of two
years excluding internship in one or more mission hospitals or community areas of any of the
supporting bodies of this institution after completion of Diploma in General Nursing and
Midwifery / alternate course or B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in Nursing / before or after Post
Basic B.Sc. Nursing.
d. Fellowship in Nursing: Candidates should have served a minimum period of two years
excluding internship in one or more mission hospitals or community areas of any of the
supporting bodies of this institution after completion of B.Sc. Nursing / B.Sc. (Honors) in
Nursing /before or after Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing.
Candidates who do not meet the above criteria will be considered as open candidates even if they are
certified by a Minority Network for Church / Organization.
SERVICE OBLIGATION:
1. Minority Network Category candidates are called to serve in the hospitals or outreach medical work
of Minority Network for Church / Organization for a specific period of time (not less than two
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years) as decided by the organization, immediately after the completion of the programme. The
candidate has to sign a service undertaking with the Minority Network for Church / Organization at
the time of certification to Minority Network Category. A copy of this undertaking is to be sent
to the College of Nursing along with the certification form by the Minority Network for
Church / Organization.
2. If the service of a certified Minority Network Category candidate cannot be utilized by the Minority
Network for Church / Organization, the candidate’s name will be circulated for fulfillment of his /
her obligation in the hospitals of other Minority Network for Church / Organization of CMC
Council. The Minority Network for Church / Organization which does not utilize the services of its
graduate will lose its certification to Minority Network Category privileges for the next academic
year.
3. The service obligation should only be in terms of service and not by financial compensation.
Students who do not fulfill their service obligation are not eligible for any higher studies or
appointment as staff of Christian Medical College, Vellore. They will not be issued any
certificates other than those statutory certificates mandated by the University/Board of
Nursing Education, NL CMAI SIB and the State Nursing Council.
4. Transcript and other documents from the College will be released only if the service obligation is
fulfilled by service.
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DISCIPLINE
RAGGING
Ragging is not acceptable behavior on the campuses of the Christian Medical College. It is illegal
according to the Law of the land to commit, participate in, abet or propagate “ragging”. The institution
will deal firmly and strictly with all instances of ragging. If any incident/s of ragging comes to the notice
of the authorities, the concerned student/s will be given liberty to explain. If the explanation is not
satisfactory, the authorities will expel the student from the institution. The same is applicable for all the
students who join the College of Nursing, CMC, Vellore.
POSSESSION OF ILLICIT DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND SMOKING
Smoking is not permitted in public areas and on the campuses of CMC., Vellore. Students should not
consume or serve alcohol on any occasion within the campuses of CMC. Forcing a fellow student to
consume alcohol would be grounds for severe disciplinary action. The Indian Penal Code classifies
obtaining, keeping or passing on banned drugs (such as marijuana, cocaine, heroin, etc.) as a criminal
offence. Possession or use of banned drugs will result in expulsion from the College.
INVOLVEMENT IN STRIKES AND CRIMINAL ACTS
It is an illegal act to be involved in strike within the organization. In case, if the student is involved in this
act, she/he may be liable for expulsion from the institution. Any other activities which are likely to affect
the peace and tranquility of the institution involvement in any sort of violence or disturbance both within
and outside the institution / any criminal acts / offences as defined in the Indian Penal Code 1860 will result
in expulsion from the College.
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LIST OF COLLEGE OF NURSING FACULTY
CHILD HEALTH NURSING

Ms. Ruma Nayak, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Mary Anbarasi Johnson, M.Sc.N. Professor (On Sabbatical Leave)
Dr. Vinitha Ravindran, M.Sc.N., Ph.D. Professor
Ms. Margaret Manoharan, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Lilly Prasad, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Shanthi Gladston, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Menaka Raghuraman, M.Sc.N. Associate Professor
Ms. E. Deena, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Esther Kanthi, M.Sc.N. Lecturer
Ms. Binitha K Joy, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Neena Thresya Joseph, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Jeslin Thomas, B.Sc. N Tutor
Ms. Anu C. Kurian, B.Sc. N Tutor
Ms. Nila Jasmine Prince V A, B.Sc. N Tutor
Ms. Violet Bobby Rani, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Arul Mozhi N, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Mary Juliana, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Helina Leo, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Mercy Rethinavathi, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Ashadevi Ravi, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Koteeswari Sivakumar, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Sudha Dickon Thomas, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Anitha Easter Rani T, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Snekalatha B, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
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COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING
Ms. Rajeswari Siva, M.Sc.N., M. Phil. Professor

Dr. Vathsala Sadan, M.Sc.N., Ph.D. Professor
Ms. Shandrila Immanuel, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Baby Saroja, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Sara Emma Rosalind, M.Sc.N. Associate Professor
Ms. Prema N., M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Jeba Terina S, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Priya Chandrasekar, M.Sc.N., F.F.N.P. Reader
Ms. Joy Priyadarshini J, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Irene Dorothy, M.Sc.N., F.F.N.P. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Annie Sudha Jacob, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Gnana Soundari Ravi, B.Sc.N., F.F.N.P. Tutor
Ms. Beulah Santhakumari, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Merlin Nixon, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Valliammal Murali, B.Sc.N., F.F.N.P. Tutor
Mr. Julius John Samuel, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Sharmila Sundar Raj, B.Sc.N. Tutor (On Study Leave)
Ms. Kavitha Sathish, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Nithila Jennifer Prudence J., B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Saral Jasmine E, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Liza. L., B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Anulin Blessy P.M., B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Percis N.H., B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Suganthi Evangeline V, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Anushya G, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Nancy Jenefa, B.Sc.N. Tutor
CONTINUING NURSING EDUCATION & RESEARCH
Dr. Vinitha Ravindran, M.Sc.N., Ph.D. Professor

Ms. Ida Sweetlin Priyadarsini, A.R., M.Sc.N. Lecturer
Mr. Dinesh Kumar S, M.Sc.N. Lecturer
CENTRAL STERILE SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
Ms. Florence Ponnie, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse

Ms. Udayakumari Maran, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
ENGLISH
Ms. Shalini Getsy D, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil. Sr. Demonstrator
FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
Ms. Emily Daniel, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Jeni Christal Vimala, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Angelin Esther A, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Jeslin Wills, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Shakina Esther Rani, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Linda Victor, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Lydia Ranjitham Johnson, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Gladys Beulah, CH. B.Sc.N. Tutor
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Ms. Sharon Jeba Rani V, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Amala C Rajan, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Aneesha Babu, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Anju Ann Varghese, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Anju Sunny, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Anna Thomas, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Bulsari Spruha Rakesh, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Diya George, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Prescilla S, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Priscilla D S, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Silpa Mohan, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Sudha Manogari M, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Supriya Praveen Kumar Lingala, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Yamima Sherpa, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Abiah Rachel S, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Jefflin C J, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Namitha Jenny, B.Sc.N. Tutor
LIBRARY
Ms. Esther Aaron, B.A., M.L.I.S. Sr. Librarian

Mr. Daniel Rajkumar, B.A., M.L.I.S. Assistant Librarian
Ms. B. Jerylene Mary Vanathi, B.A., M.L.I.S. Assistant Librarian
Mr. John Kirubairaj, B.Com., M.L.I.S. Assistant Librarian
Mr. N. Kantharuban, B.Sc., M.L.I.S. Assistant Librarian
Mr. M. Palani, B.Sc., M.L.I.S., M.Phil. Assistant Librarian
MATERNITY NURSING
Ms. Ebenezer Ellen Benjamin, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. Alice Sony, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Anne Jarone, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Diana David, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Dorathy Devakirubai T, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Jenny S., M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. P. Mary Jennifer, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Mories Mary S., M.Sc.N. Lecturer
Ms. Jane Emily Beatrice I, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Prashanthi, B.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Jesna Joseph, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Riya Alexander, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Lakshmi Baskar, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Mona Saji, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Kumutham Ravi, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Gnanamani Deepak, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Mercy G. Jayaprakasam, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jebaselvi W, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Sheeba Mabel L, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Devakirubai Reebath, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Leena Dorai Raj, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Princy Agnes Soundariya, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Grace Mary E, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Preethi Precilla, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
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MEDICAL NURSING
Ms. Ilavarasi Jesudoss, M.S.N. Professor

Ms. Meenakshi Sekhar, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Sophia Vijayananthan, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Bharathy R, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Anita Kiruba Jayakumar, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Mary Jancy Joy, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Angeline Jeya Rani, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Hilda Mercy Priya, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Anbarasi C, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Petritia Jasmine, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Daisy Jeeva Priya, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Helen Priscilla D, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Anne Erica Johnson, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Sunitha P, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Komathi Jayasankar, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Thilagavathi M, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Selvarani Daniel, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Thamizhselvi Thulasi, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Usha Jaswin, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jebagnanam Ebenezer, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
IDA SCUDDER WARD
Ms. Philomena Rachel D.P., B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
SHALOM HEALTH CLINIC
Ms. Mercy Menaga K.V., B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse

OPHTHALMOLOGY
Ms. Sasikala Umesh, M.Sc.N. Associate Professor

Ms. Subhashini Tennyson, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Hilda David, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Priscilla Rajkumar, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Vijayalakshmi J, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING – SPECIALITY I

(Burns, Respiratory, Endocrinology, Urology and ENT)
Dr. Bala Seetharaman, M.Sc.N., Ph.D. Professor

Ms. Regina Xavier, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Alice Suresh Kumar, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Jabin Khaja, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Naomi Nancy S.W., M.Sc.N. Lecturer
Ms. Milka Sara Thomas, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Jessie Sharma, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Aruna A, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Gurubatham Christinal, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Kalaivani Gnanamani, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Cinthia Rachel Grace J, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Preethi Thabithal D, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
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Ms. Ramya G, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jasmin Flora A, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Rani S, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Bharathi K, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Mercy Inbakumari B, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Vijayalakshmi A, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING – SPECIALITY II

(Cardiology, Cardiothoracic Surgery, Gastroenterology and Oncology)
Ms. Jasmin Anand, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. Roseline Rhenius, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. J. Sumathy, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Christinal Jebarani, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Jeevitha J., B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Rosammal Durai, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Shakila Murali, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Josephine Florabai G, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Mythili Baskaran, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Vimala Selvaraj, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Helen Amelita B, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Helen Sophia K, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Sally Cynthia J, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING – SPECIALITY III

(Private & General wards – O Block )
Ms. Anandha Ruby Jacob, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. Reena Santhosh, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Shalini Chandran, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Shaly Selva Grace E, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Suryalakshmi M, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Gisha Mol George, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Mary Johnson, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Sowmi Joseph, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Suseela Rajkumar, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Phanny Vijay, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Karthikeyini Induraj, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Susamma Wesley, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jemimah Samuel, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Silviarani R, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Leena Jared, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Maria Gracy John, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING – SPECIALITY IV

(Accident & Emergency Services, Radio Diagnosis and Out Patient Services)
Ms. Jeyalindha Christopher, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. Sheeba Rani P, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Sheeba J, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Mr. Ruban David, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. M. Sri Ranjani, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Hebsi Charles, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
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Ms. Rani Munusamy, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Velvizhi T Giri, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Ruth Ruby Murray, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Subadharsini Jesudos, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Paulin M Reena R, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jenifer Christina D, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING – SPECIALITY V

(Operating Room)
Ms. Sheela Durai, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. Sonia P. Abraham, M.Sc.N. Professor (On Sabbatical Leave)
Ms. Thenmozhi Sundar, M.Sc.N. Reader
Mr. Charles Sathiya Oli, B.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Malini Rachel C V, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Rachel Deva, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Delcy Charles, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Elizabeth Gurunathan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Esther Samson, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Gnana Soundari S, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Kalavathi Ravirajan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Kamakshi Munirathinam, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Kirubamani Michael, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Rosaline Kumar, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Vijayalakshmi Kannan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jothi S, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Daisy Mohan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Sujatha Goldwin, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING – SPECIALITY VI

(Private Wards (A Block) & L Ward)
Ms. Amalorpavamari, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. Lillian Percy Kujur, M.Sc.N. Associate Professor
Ms. Arockiaseeli Mabel Annarani I., M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Abijah Princy, M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Latha Gracelin P, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Merry Josephraj, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Christy Babu, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Aruna Sundarrajan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Joyce Vasanthakumar, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Devakirubai Mohan, B.Sc.N. F.F.N.P. Charge Nurse
Ms. Sangeetha Vishranth, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Margaret Devadhanam, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Anbukkani Mohan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Stella Grace Victoria A, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Dhanalakshmi J, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jayakumari Jebaraj, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Merlin Nancy Deepa V, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Mr. Edward Bhaghyaraj A, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Shirley Ann C, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
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MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING – SPECIALITY VII
(Neurology, Trauma and Paediatric Orthopaedics)
Ms. Rebecca Sumathi Bai, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. J. Mercy, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Deborah Snegalatha V, M.Sc.N. Lecturer
Ms. Shanthi, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Teena Margaret Helen W, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Mythili Elvis, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Monica Solomon, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Emimal Kennedy, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Priya Nandhini, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Latha E, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Parameswari R. Durai, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Princy Johanna J, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
NURSING SERVICE OFFICE
Ms. Priscilla Joseph, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse

Ms. Esther Agnes Anitha C., B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Sugitha Wills, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Mr. S. Naveena Krishnan, M.Sc., B.P.Ed., B.Ed. Physical Director
PSYCHIATRIC NURSING
Dr. Manoranjitham S, M.Sc.N., M.Sc.[GC]., Ph.D. Professor

Ms. Helen Sujatha Charles, M.Sc.N., M.Phil. Professor
Ms. Santhi Lithiya Johnson, M.Sc.N. Professor (On Sabbatical Leave)
Ms. Jeeva Sebastian, M.Sc.N., M.A.Psych., PGDGC. Reader
Ms. G. Aruna, M.Sc.N. Reader
Mr. Dani Paul D, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Jencey A, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Punam Kumari, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Beulah Esther Angel, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Mr. Karunakaran K.P. B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Ebenezer Beulah S, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
PSYCHOLOGY
Dr. Preeti Tabitha Louis, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Sr. Demonstrator
SOCIOLOGY
Ms. Meenatchi Papanasam, M.A. Sr. Demonstrator
SURGICAL NURSING
Dr. Premila Lee, M.Sc.N., Ph.D. Professor
Ms. Ida Nirmal, M.Sc.N. Professor
Ms. Asha Solomon, M.Sc.N. Professor (On Study Leave)
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Ms. Hepsi R., M.Sc.N. Reader
Ms. Angel Rajakumari R., M.Sc.N. Lecturer
Ms. Rini Wils, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Harini S, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Jothi Priya Nixon, M.Sc.N. Junior Lecturer
Ms. Anu Bharathi, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Benita Christina, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Jancy J, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Jaquilin James, B.Sc.N. Tutor
Ms. Suganthi Grace, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Nivedhitha Johnson, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Beaula Rose J, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Jeenus Kalaivanan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Priyadarshini K, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Ms. Tharani Sandhilyan, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
REHABILITATION
Ms. Priscilla Sam, M.Sc.N. Professor

Ms. Nightingale J, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
Mr. Isack M, B.Sc.N. Charge Nurse
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Updated on 15th July 2021

In all your correspondence refer to the Application number or

Phone : 0091-416-3077012, 3077013

Monday – Friday: 8.00 a.m. – 4.30 p.m.

All admissions are subject to

Location of the College of Nursing 9

Overview of various programmes offered 10

Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing 15

Post Basic Diploma in Nursing 18

Certification to Minority Network Category 30

List of Faculty & Staff members 34

Dr. Vathsala Sadan Dean

Mrs. Alice Sony Deputy Dean

Mrs. Margaret Manoharan Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Ida Nirmal Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Reena Rachel George Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Sara Emma Rosalind Additional Deputy Dean

Mrs. Helen Sujatha Charles Registrar (on Sabb. Leave)

Dr. Manoranjitham S Protem Registrar

Mrs. Shandrila Gnanatheebam Deputy Registrar

Mrs. Sheeba Rani P Deputy Registrar

Dr. Anna B. Pulimood Principal

Dr. K. Prasad Mathews Medical Superintendent

Dr. Vikram Mathews Associate Director

Dr. Kurien Anil Kuruvilla Associate Director

Dr. J. Chandra Singh Associate Director

Dr. Thomas Samuel Ram Associate Director

Dr. Joy John Mammen Associate Director

Dr.M.J. Paul Associate Director

Dr. Kenny Samuel David Associate Director

Dr. Solomon Sathishkumar Council Secretary

Er. David Chandran General Superintendent

Dr. Vathsala Sadan Dean

Dr. Bala Seetharaman

Mr. Abraham Oommen Treasurer

PG NURSING SELECTION CALENDAR - 2021 – 2022

Access of online application form .. 16 March 2021

Last date for receipt of supporting documents .. 30 June 2021

Last date for receipt of certification forms from

minority network church/organization .. 30 June 2021

Hall ticket to be downloaded from website .. 10 September 2021

Step I - Computer Based Test (CBT) .. 17 September 2021

Announcement of the list of candidates for Step-II .. 22 September 2021

Step II– M.Sc. Nursing

Registration and medical checkup at Vellore .. 11 October 2021

Announcement of final selection list .. 16 October 2021

Registration and medical checkup at Vellore .. 13 October 2021

Personal interviews .. 14 October 2021

Announcement of final selection list .. 16 October 2021

Dates mentioned above are subject to change

THE CHRISTIAN MEDICAL COLLEGE & COLLEGE OF NURSING

Nursing Students’ Hostel

THE M.Sc. DEGREE IN NURSING PROGRAMME (2 YEARS)

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

The candidates should have

3. Minimum one year of work experience in a hospital or in a College or in a School of Nursing or in

4. Candidate shall be medically fit.

The type of paper available according to the preference/s is explained below: