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Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi-1100024 (University of Delhi)

Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing in New Delhi is a pioneer institution for nursing education established in 1946. It is financially controlled by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and academically affiliated with the University of Delhi. The college aims to provide broad-based nursing education at basic and advanced levels to prepare nurses for leadership positions and promote higher nursing studies and research. It offers BSc, MSc, MPhil and PhD nursing programs and has facilities like a library, laboratories, and provides clinical teaching in hospitals.

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Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi-1100024 (University of Delhi)

Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing in New Delhi is a pioneer institution for nursing education established in 1946. It is financially controlled by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and academically affiliated with the University of Delhi. The college aims to provide broad-based nursing education at basic and advanced levels to prepare nurses for leadership positions and promote higher nursing studies and research. It offers BSc, MSc, MPhil and PhD nursing programs and has facilities like a library, laboratories, and provides clinical teaching in hospitals.

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Rajkumari Amrit kaur College of Nursing

Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi-1100024


( University of Delhi)
Rajkumari Amrit kaur College of Nursing
 RAK college of nursing is a pioneer institute
for nursing education in Indian and South
East Asian region

 Controlled financially by Ministry of Health


and Family Welfare

 Academically affiliated to University of Delhi


History
 Established in 1946
 BSc (Hons)- 1946
 Master of Nursing programme-1959
 Mphil in Nursing – 1986
 Doctoral programme in Nursing - 1992
Philosphy
 The college believes in training professional
nurses from all states of India to meet the
great challenges of service in the field of
nursing.
 Professional nursing is a life long service to
the people and nursing must advance along
with other health professions.
 If society is to be assured of a balanced

situation and problem critically and take


responsibility for their higher education fro
maximum professional effectiveness through
out their career.
Aims
 To provide a broad based education for
preparation of nsg personnel at both basic
and advanced levels
 To prepare a corps of well qualified nurses

for leadership positions


 To promote the deeper study of nsg with a

view to generate new perspective


 To maintain a centre of excellence for the

pursuit of higher studies in nsg


Objectives:
 The primary objective of the College is to

provide and promote education and research


in the field of nursing.
Administrative hierarchy
Principal

Vice principal

Senior lecturer(4) Non teaching faculty

Lecturers(1) Nutritionist(1)

Senior tutors(2)

Tutors(10)

Clinical instructors(10)
Courses offered
Courses Duaration Academic No. seats Minimum
control qualification
Bsc(Hons) 4 yrs University of 45+ OBC 10+2
Nsg Delhi science
MSc Nsg 2 yrs -d0- 15+OBC BSc Nsg
Mphil in Nsg 2 yrs -do- 3 MSc(N)
PhD in Nsg 3 to 5 yrs -do- 4
after MSc(N)
1 ½ to 3 yrs
after Mphil
in Nsg
Funding
 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

 85 lakhs in Plan budget

 285 lakhs in Non plan budget

 Special financial assistance is provided to


students by Central Government and State
Governments through Scholarships.
Various department of the college
Nutrition laboratory
Library
 A total collection of 17,316 books
 Subscribes - 13 Indian Journals

- 21 International Journals
Community Field Teaching and
Services
Rural community nursing:
 Chhawla, District Najafgarh

 Covers seven villages


Urban community nursing:
 Two Health Centres in South Delhi Zone of

Municipal Corporation of Delhi

 Delhi State Government Health activities


-Pulse Polio Immunization
-Perfect Health Mela on a large scale.
Clinical Teaching and Patient Care
Services
 Safdarjung Hospital

 Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital


Non academic activities
 NSS
 SNA
Child Guidance Clinic
Objectives:
 Service
 Training
 Preventive
 Education
 Research

It registered a total of 18,949 cases out of


which 209 were new cases
Continuing Education Department
 Conducted various national level Continuing
Education Workshops and conferences
Research
 Education and Training in research
methodology was provided to the College
Teachers.
 Post-graduate students undertaking studies

relevant to Nursing and Health Care.


Hostel facilities
 For all undergraduate students
 Optional for post graduate students
Other collaborative activities
 Regional study centre for PhD programme in
Nsg conducted by Rajiv Gandhi University of
Health Science, Bangalore in collaboration
with WHO and Indian Nursing council.

 In the process of being as established as


centre of excellence in Nursing by Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare.
 Programme study centre by IGNOU for
conducting PBBSc(N)

 Sub-recipient for the GFATM project under


INC
Fee structure
Sno. List of items BSc MSc

1 Registration fee 5 5

2 Registration fee for foreign student 4800 4800

3 University enrolment fee 250 150

4 Delhi university cultural council fee 5 5

5 Delhi university athletic fee 50 50

6 Delhi university service 5 5

7 Delhi university development fee 300 300

8 World university service 5 5

9 Annual examination fee (Theory) 1000 16000

10 Annual examination fee (practical) 1000 12000

11 Cost of examination form 100 100

12 Mark sheet charges 100 100

13 Tuition fee 250 250

14 NSS 20 20

15 Identity card 50 50

16 X –ray check up 85 85

250 refundable deposit 250 250

18 Health fee 70 70

19 Games 800 800

20 SNA 6000 -

21` SAF ( student aid fund) 20 20

22 Magazine fee 25 25

23 Additional expenses for hostel fee 600 -


Maintenance of discipline
 All power related to discipline and
disciplinary action are vested in vice
chancellor.

 Disciplinary resource committee , RAK ,


College of Nursing-12 faculty
Thank you

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