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Academic Regulations

Guidelines and policies followed at D. P. Singh Institute Of Education (Nursing) to ensure discipline, transparency, professional ethics, and academic excellence in nursing education.

Definition

Academic Regulations are official rules and guidelines established by the institute and nursing council to manage academic learning, examinations, clinical practice, and student conduct.

  • Standardized teaching and clinical practices
  • Fair and transparent evaluation system
  • Professional discipline and ethical behavior
  • Smooth academic progression and certification

Purpose

  • Maintain high standards in nursing education
  • Ensure proper practical and clinical training
  • Promote ethical and professional conduct
  • Define examination and grading systems
  • Ensure transparency and accountability

Academic Regulations Structure

Important rules and regulations followed by the institute.

A

Admission Rules

  • Eligibility for ANM, GNM, B.Sc Nursing & PB B.Sc Nursing
  • Age limits as per nursing council norms
  • Required documentation and verification
B

Attendance

  • Minimum 75% attendance mandatory
  • Clinical attendance is compulsory
  • Leave and medical rules applicable
C

Examination & Assessment

  • Theory and practical examinations
  • Internal and external assessments
  • Strict anti-cheating rules
D

Academic Progression

  • Minimum marks required for promotion
  • Re-exam and backlog rules
  • Course completion criteria
E

Conduct & Discipline

  • Professional behavior on campus & hospital
  • Strict anti-ragging policy
  • Uniform and code of conduct rules
F

Certification & Completion

  • Course completion as per nursing council norms
  • Clinical training completion mandatory
  • Certification awarded after completion

Flexibility

You can study anytime anywhere

Lower Costs

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Documentation

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