According to the National Health Policy 2002, B. Sc. Nursing is a four-year undergraduate curriculum focusing on developing critical care, advanced thinking abilities, competency, and values required for professional nursing and midwifery practice. The programme has been simplified to allow students to address the nation's, society's, and individuals' health requirements. The curriculum teaches students to be responsible citizens by requiring them to adhere to a code of moral principles and behavior at all times while carrying out personal, social, and professional obligations in order to react to national objectives. The B. Sc. Nursing programme includes classroom instruction, projects, and assignments that allow students to obtain practical understanding of their studies.

After completing the programme, students must do a six-month internship to get experience in real-world clinical situations and learn from them. Candidates seeking further expertise in the same sector may pursue higher education in order to explore tougher employment prospects.