Aziz Fatimah Nursing College BSN Admission 2024

Envisioning a future where compassionate and skilled healthcare professionals lead the way, Aziz Fatimah Nursing College in Faisalabad announces admissions open for the session 2024 . Recognized by the Pakistan Nursing Council PNC and affiliated with the University of Health Sciences UHS and Nursing Examination Board Punjab NEBP, the college offers a comprehensive education in nursing with a focus on Generic BSN 4 years and Post RN Bsc.N 2 years programs.




Key Features and Facilities:


The college boasts experienced and qualified faculty members, ensuring a high standard of education. Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including the latest simulators in the skill lab, a fully equipped science and computer lab, and a modern campus designed for effective teaching and learning resources.



Eligibility Criteria:



For the 4-year Generic BSN program, applicants must have completed Matric Science with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects or Fsc Pre-Medical with a minimum of 50% marks. Both male and female candidates aged between 14-35 years are eligible.



The 2-year Post RN program requires applicants to hold a Diploma in Nursing, Diploma in Midwifery any Post Basic Speciality for males in lieu of midwifery, one year as RN, a valid copy of NOC for Government employees, and valid registration with PNC. Both male and female candidates are eligible for this program.



Admission Schedule:



Prospectuses will be available from September 09, 2024, during office hours, and the deadline for application submission is November 23,2024. Shortlisted candidates will be called for an interview.


For further information or queries, prospective students can contact Aziz Fatima Nursing College at Aziz Fatima Hospital, Gulistan Colony Sheikhpura Road, Faisalabad,




Aziz Fatimah Nursing College is dedicated to shaping the future of healthcare by providing quality education and training to aspiring nurses, ensuring they are well-prepared to make a positive impact in the healthcare sector.