Bachelor of Nursing Science in Midwifery (BNS MID)

BNS Midwifery is a 3-year undergraduate program focused on advanced nursing care, maternal and child health, and midwifery practice, preparing graduates for professional roles in clinical, community, and public health settings.

Description:
The program trains students in comprehensive nursing and midwifery care, emphasizing community health, maternal and child care, leadership, and mental health. Graduates are skilled to provide evidence-based care, participate in health promotion, and assume professional responsibilities in hospitals, clinics, and public health programs. The curriculum integrates core nursing subjects, applied health sciences, and mental agility training to develop competent and socially accountable midwives.

Curricular Structure:

Features:

• Duration: 3 years
• Integrated curriculum combining clinical practice, community health, and midwifery
• Focus on leadership, management, and mental health
• Eligibility for government and private sector employment
• Scholarships per National Medical Education Rules

Fee:

• Tentative total fee: NPR 500,000

Admission Process:

• Eligibility: 10+2 Science or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, Biology (50% / 2.4 CGPA) or equivalent health science diploma with equivalence certificate
• Entrance exam: MECEE-BL
  • 200 multiple-choice questions, +1 correct, -0.25 wrong, 3-hour duration
  • Topics: Core Nursing, Applied Health Science, Mental Agility Test
• Minimum 50 percentile required
• Submission of original documents, citizenship/passport, admit card, and reservation certificates
• Scholarships based on merit and social category

Job Prospects:

• Midwife / Nurse in hospitals, clinics, and maternity care centers
• Community and public health programs
• Maternal and child health initiatives
• Health promotion and preventive care roles
• Academic and research positions in nursing and midwifery