About the ANM Program
The Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) program is a 2-year diploma focused on community and maternal health. It prepares students to deliver primary healthcare, maternal and child health services, and basic nursing care, especially in rural and semi-urban health centers.
Training combines classroom instruction with hands-on practice in our Nursing Foundation and Maternity & Obstetrics labs, along with community health postings that build real-world confidence.
What You'll Learn
Curriculum Highlights
Community Health Nursing
Maternal & Child Health
Primary Health Care
First Aid & Emergency Care
Nutrition & Health Education
Practical Lab & Clinical Postings
After Graduation
Career Opportunities
ANM in Primary & Community Health Centers
Government Health Mission Programs
Rural Health & Maternity Centers
Further Studies — GNM / B.Sc. Nursing
