Parmarth Institute in Bamhaur, Rohtas offers ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery), a two-year nursing diploma. It trains students to care for mothers, newborns and families in hospitals and community health centres.
About the ANM nursing course at Parmarth
The ANM course prepares students for basic nursing and midwifery roles in community and clinical settings. It reflects the Parmarth vision of a skilled generation with compassion for others, especially the poor, deprived and needy.
If you are looking for a nursing college in Rohtas that is close to home, the campus on Shivsagar Station Road is easy to reach from Sasaram and nearby villages.
What the ANM course covers
- Basics of nursing care and midwifery practice
- Community health and mother and child care
- Hygiene, first aid and patient support skills
- Ethics, empathy and professional conduct
- Practical exposure backed by campus labs and mentoring
Who can apply for ANM?
Students who have passed Class 12 and are at least 17 years old can generally apply. However, exact eligibility, marks and seat rules follow the Indian Nursing Council and the Bihar admission notice for each session. So, confirm with the admission desk on +91 94734 46550 before applying.
Careers after ANM
ANM-trained nurses work in government and private hospitals, primary health centres, maternity homes and community health programmes. After registering with the state nursing council, they can also apply for ANM posts announced by the health department.
A values-led campus
Young minds need education with values, along with skills. At Parmarth, ANM students grow in a setting that balances professional training with good character.