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Om Bhur Bhuvah Svah

Tat Saviturvarenyam
Bhargo Devasya Dhimahi
Dhiyo Yo Na Prachodayat

Thou O Supreme Lord,

The Source of Existence, Intelligence and Bliss,
The Creator of the Universe!
May we prove worthy of Thy choice and acceptance!
May we meet Thy glorious grace!
May Thou vouchsafe an unerring guidance to our intellect
and
May we follow Thy lead unto righteousness!
 TEN PRINCIPLES OF ARYA SAMAJ
Ø God is the ultimate source of all true knowledge and of the objects that are known by its
means.
Ø God is existence, intelligence and the Sat-Chit-Anand. He is formless, almighty, just,
merciful, unborn, infinite, unchangeable, beginningless, incomparable, the support and
Lord of all, all pervading, omniscient, imperishable, immortal, exempt from fear, eternal,
holy and the Maker of the Universe. To Him alone worship is due.
Ø The Vedas are books of true knowledge. It is the paramount duty of all Aryans to read them
and to teach them, to hear them, to read and to read them to others.
Ø We should always be ready to accept truth and renounce untruth.
Ø All actions should be done in conformity with Dharma after due consideration of right and
wrong.
Ø The primary aim of the Arya Samaj is to do good to all mankind i.e. to promote their physical,
spiritual and social welfare.
Ø We should treat all people with affection and justice and with due regard to their merits.
Ø We should aim at dispelling ignorance and promoting knowledge.
Ø No one should remain satisfied with his own welfare. He should regard his welfare as a part
and parcel of the welfare of all.
Ø In matters which affect the well-being of all, a person should give a subordinate place to his
likings. In matters which affect him alone, he is to enjoy freedom of action.

Invocation
Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah !
Sarve Santuniramaya !
Sarve Bhadrani Pasyantu !
Ma Kaschit Dukha Bhag Bhavet !

May All Live Happily !

May all Enjoy Good Health !
May All See Auspiciousness !
May None Experience Distress !
May Peace Prevail Everywhere !

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 FROM THE DESK OF THE PRINCIPAL

Dear Candidates,

I am sure you know that the future of Nursing Profession and health of this nation is
in your hands. You are unique children having your own dreams and ways and means to fulfill
them. It is my pride and a moral duty to welcome you all in nursing profession which is accepted as
one of the challenging, respectable profession by the people with multidimensional socio-cultural
back ground.
We the nurses, specially student nurses are ready to face challenges of the 21st century:
Multiculturalism, globalization, changing technology, explosions of knowledge and political
philosophies too. We have to accept new knowledge tecnosavvy skills and newly emerging value
system in health care. Of course, human approach and holistic approach will remain and we can
not afford to forget it.
Every nursing teacher of college of nursing deserves the pat of appreciation for accepting
the challenge of organization and leadership. As Albert Einstein says, “Do not teach your pupils;
only provide them an atmosphere in which they can learn”. In this institute through various
sessions we are going to prove our worth. Our students are also cheerful, giggling, dancing and
bubbling with enthusiasm and hopes. I am sure that student's energizing ability, intelligent
contribution and competitive spirit would bear fruitful results and each one of you shall carry
pleasant memories of this college.
Once again, I welcome you in nursing world. Wish you all the best for a bright future.

DR. (MRS.) JASBIR KAUR

Principal,
College of Nursing, DMCH

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 MANAGEMENT
Managing Society, DMC&H, Ludhiana

Chairman Emeritus and : Sh. Brijmohan Lall Munjal

Member of Governing Board
President : Sh. Sunik Kant Munjal
Vice Presidents : Sh. Amrit Nagpal
Sh. G.C. Dhawan
Sh. Sudershan Sharma
Secretary : Sh. Prem Kumar Gupta
Joint Secretary : Sh. Rajesh Sood
Treasurer : Sh. Satish C. Sanwalka
College of Nursing Administrator
Designation Name Phone Nos.
Office Residence
Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Jasbir Kaur EPABX-0161- 4686600 0161-4686622

Medical Administrators
Designation Name Contact No.
Principal Dr. Daljit Singh 0161-4687501
Vice Principal Dr. Jagdeep Whig 0161-4687502
Dean Academics Dr. S.C. Chopra 0161-4687503
Medical Supdt. Dr. Sandeep Puri 0161-4687504
Medical Supdt. (P) Dr. Rajoo Singh 0161-4687505
Nursing Supdt. 0161-4687511

Contact Numbers of the Institution

Phone Country Code 91
STD/Area Code 0161
Principal, College of Nursing D.M.C.& Hospital 0161-4686604
College Campus 0161-4686600
Hospital Campus 0161-4687700, 4688800
Fax 2302620
Website www.dmch.edu
Office Hours 0800 - 1600 h
(Except on Holidays) (Lunch: 1330-1400 h)

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 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CANDIDATES
Candidates are advised to read and understand each and every statement in this prospectus. Any
lapse, omission or failure to comply with these instructions shall NOT be the responsibility of the
institution.

CALENDAR OF ADMISSION

Particulars Date & Time

1. Last date for receipt of applications 10-09-2007

2. Counseling of GNM Students

[Venue: Dumra Auditorium, New Dayanand Medical 24-09-2007

College & Hospital, Ludhiana]

3. Display of selection list

(Notice board of College of 25-09-2007

Nursing, DMCH)

4. Medical Examination & Submission of fees

[Venue: Dumra Auditorium, New Dayanand Medical 26 & 27-09-2007

College & Hospital, Ludhiana]

Note:

i) Fees will be accepted only after candidate is certified medically fit.

ii) * The date of counseling and commencement of session shall be intimated to the candidates
through the web site www.dmch.edu. No other medium of information will be used.

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 COLLEGE OF NURSING
Dayanand Medical College & Hospital

INTRODUCTION
DMCH College of Nursing is one of the most modern equipped nursing colleges of Punjab. It is
widely recognised as center of excellence in the field of Nursing Education with excellent on job
training facilities in North Zone. The College is affiliated to Baba Farid University of Health
Sciences, Faridkot, It is recognised by Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi and is approved by
Punjab Govt.

College of Nursing occupies 5 acres of prime land with creamy white building on sweeping
lawns on Dandi Swami Road, Civil Lines, Ludhiana. Large playgrounds for Badminton with green
surroundings are part of the College campus.

The institution has a highly qualified and experienced faculty, many of whom have received
national and international recognition for their research and publications. There are frequent visits
of guest lecturers from national and international universities, which bring their research and
development into classrooms.

The College has well-equipped laboratories of Fundamentals of Nursing, Nutrition, Maternal

and Child Health with latest equipment i.e. bandaging simulators, injectable simulator, I/V arms,
Baby manikin and instruments. Laboratories of Anatomy, Physiology and Microbiology of Medical
College are also used for B.Sc. Nursing Students.

There is a well-equipped separate library for nursing students with all the modern facilities.
The library has 3000 nursing books and 200 nursing journals. In addition, there is main Library in
the hospital, which is equipped with a large number of professional books and journals. Nursing
candidates can also use the main library.

The College has well-ventilated four classrooms with modern facilities. To enhance the
presentation of academic exercises like lectures, seminars etc., the institute has a good Audio-
visual setup with T.V., D.V.D. players, Overhead projectors with white screens, Slide projector,
sound system, models and charts for the use of the faculty and students.

The college possesses good and comfortable accommodation for girls with all the facilities
including round-the-clock security, entertainment, boarding and mess. Hostel rooms have
attached bathrooms and geysers. Safe drinking water is available for students.

The School of Nursing was started in 1954 with an idea to train Auxiliary Nurse Midwifes. In

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1969, the school was upgraded to 3 years General Nursing Courses. School of Nursing is affiliated
to the Punjab Nurses Registration Council, Mohali and is recognized by the Indian Nursing
Council, New Delhi. It admits 50 students to the GNM course every year.

The College of Nursing came into existence in Oct, 2002. It admits 50 students to B.Sc.
Nursing Course every year. Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana has a bed strength of
800 and is equipped with all kinds of modern facilities for providing proper care to the patients and
for training the undergraduate and postgraduate students. All the clinical departments, along with
the diagnostic laboratories, provide round the clock services at the campus.

Superspecialties such as Neurosurgery, Neurology, Plastic Surgery including micro-vascular

surgery, Pediatric Surgery, Urology, Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Kidney
Transplant, Oncology, Endocrinology, G.E. Surgery and Transfusion Medicine are also
functioning at this campus and are providing the most modern care to the patients. All these
departments are managed by fully qualified doctors who have, at their disposal, the latest
sophisticated investigative facilities. We have, on faculty, 29 DM and MCh doctors. DMCH
possesses all kinds of state of art investigative facilities like Fiberoptic Endoscopes including
upper as well as lower Gl Scopes, Bronchoscopes, Nasopharyngo-laryngoscope, Colposcope,
Hysteroscope and Peritoneoscope, apart from Biochemical Autoanalysers, Blood Gas analyser
and auto cell counter, Somatosensory Evoked Response Testing, Whole Body Spiral C.T. Scan,
Ultrasonography, Echocardiography, EEG, EMG etc.

DMCH is the only institution in this part of the region which has intensive care units (ICU) in
most critical care areas. The most notable ones are Intensive Coronary Care Unit (ICCU), Medical
ICU, Surgery ICU, Neurosurgery ICU, Stroke ICU, Burns ICU, Paediatrics & newborn ICU's etc.

The institution has well-developed urban and rural field health delivery systems, with
residential facilities for training of students and interns under the department of Social &
Preventive Medicine. Models for health care delivery & Community Oriented Learning have been
developed in these areas in addition to research on community health problems.

Multipurpose Dumra Auditorium has added a new dimension to the curricular and extra
curricular activities of the students and staff of the institution.

The institution has come up by dint of hard work and sincere efforts of the management, staff
and employees and also the co-operation of the students. The public of Ludhiana and other places
have always been kind in extending their helping hand in building up this institution, Above all,
Central and State governments and many of the dignitaries deserve gratitude of the management
for their co-operation.

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 GENERAL NURSING & MIDWIFERY COURSE (3½ YEARS)

The Course of studies leading to the award of Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery shall
last for a minimum period of 3½ years and is subject to the rules of the Punjab Nurses Registration
Council and syllabus as per Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi. Admission of students shall be
once in a year.
No. of Seats: 50
1. Eligibility for Admission
(i) Age: The candidates shall be 17 years or more and 35 years or less on 31-12-2007 i.e.
the candidate should have been born between 31-12-1972 to 31-12-1990 as per Govt.
of Punjab notification number 2/90/04-6HBIII/4469 dt. 11-4-2004. There is no age bar for
ANM/LHV.
(ii) Minimum Qualification:
a) Minimum qualification shall be 12 years of schooling (10+2) or its equivalent with
minimum 45% marks (40% for SC/ST).
b) Preference shall be given to those who have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with
science subjects i.e. Physics, Chemistry & Biology.
c) Those who have cleared 10+2 vocational ANM course (revised after 2001) from the
school recognized by Indian Nursing Council.
d) ANM Training - i.e. 10+1½ years training should also have passed + 2 or its equivalent
examination.
(iii) The candidate should be medically fit.
(iv) Residence Status: Preference will be given to the candidates who are residents of Punjab
as per Department of Personnel letters no.:-1/3/95-3PPI/9619, dated 6th June 1996 and
No.1/2/95-3PII/81 dated 1st January 1999.
2. Duration of the Course
The Diploma course in General Nursing and Midwifery shall be of three years and six months
duration.
Six months exemption in training shall be given during the third year (in midwifery) to those:
a) Who have undergone ANM training of 18 months or 2 years recognized by INC.
b) LHV's with 2 ½ years of training recognized by INC.
Therefore duration of training shall be of 3 years for ANMs & LHVs.

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3. Admission Procedure
The applications must be accompanied by the following documents attested by a gazetted
officer.
(i) A copy of certificate of having passed 10+2 examination.
(ii) 3 copies of passport size photograph taken during 2007.
(iii) A certificate of having passed the matriculation examination (showing the date of birth).
(iv) A certificate of good character from the Headmaster/ Principal of the educational
institution last attended.
(v) Authority form and photos of relatives must be signed / attested by parents.
(vi) The application should either be delivered personally at the counter in the office of the
College of Nursing or sent by Registered Post.
(vii)Candidates, desirous of pursuing the course as day scholars, must apply on the
prescribed form.
4. Selection Criteria
The following conditions would apply to admission in GNM course.
(a) The admissions will be purely on merit of 10+2 marks.
(b) Preference shall be given to those who have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with science
subjects i.e. Physics, Chemistry & Biology.
(c) If at any stage, it is found that the candidate has supplied any false information in the
admission form, then her candidature for the course shall be cancelled.
(d) The selection list as well as waiting list will be placed on the notice board at College of
Nursing, Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana (College campus) on the day
after interview at 9.00 A.M.
(e) The seat(s) of the candidate(s) who fail to deposit the dues in the specified time will be
allotted to the next eligible candidate(s) in the waiting list.
5. Waiting list
The candidates on the waiting list will be informed regarding the availability of seats, as and
when any seat(s) fall vacant.
6. Medical Examination
The selected candidates shall be examined in the hospital by a medical board. Medically unfit
candidates will not be allowed to join the course. Selected candidates must get themselves
vaccinated against Hepatitis - B before joining the course at their own cost.

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FEES STRUCTURE (Provisional*)

Particulars 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010-

Fees Fees Fees Fees
( ½ year)
1. Annual fee (Including tuition fee, clinical
charges, amalgamated fund etc. 35000.00 35000.00 35000.00 17500.00
2. Security (Refundable after completion of
training & production of "No dues certificate") 5000.00 - - -
3. Residential Fees : Hostel Fees 4800.00 4800.00 4800.00 2400.00
4. Flat rate of electricity and water 3000.00 3000.00 3000.00 1500.00
consumption (per year)

Total Fees 47800.00 42800.00 42800.00 21400.00

Note
o Fees, once paid, shall not be refunded under any circumstances. The candidates will pay
mess charges directly to the mess contractor.
o Mess charges will be actual (Water and electricity charges will be exclusive in hostel fee).
o Candidates have to bear the expenses of uniforms, books, Student Nurses Association Fund
and Examination Fees at the time of admission.
o Computer fees will be charged extra.
o Student will be liable to pay the balance fee for the whole course even if they leave in mid
stream.
o All the students admitted to G.N.M. have to furnish bank guarantee for the balance fee.
o Payment of fees must be made either by cash against a proper receipt or by a BANK DRAFT
drawn in favour of "Dayanand Medical College & Hospital", payable at Ludhiana.
o The fee and charges indicated in above are provisional. The institution will charge the
provisional fees till their fee structure is approved by the competent authority. The difference
between the provisional fee & the final fee will be adjusted after finalization of the fee structure.
Syllabus
Maximum hours per week per student shall be 36 to 40 including class room instructions and
clinical field practice.

Ist. Year 46 Weeks 1656 Hours

IInd. Year 46 Weeks 1656 Hours
IIIrd. Year 46 Weeks 1656 Hours

Note : Out of 52 weeks in one academic year, total of 6 weeks are deducted. 4 weeks vacation,
one-week preparatory leave and one week for examinations. Sundays and gazetted
holidays are to be considered as holidays.
Annual vacation - 30 days
Sick leave - 10 days per annum
Holidays - As per Government schedule of holidays
Preparatory holidays - 7 days per annum
Sick leave cannot be accumulated from year to year.

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 COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS AND SUPERVISED PRACTICE
FIRST YEAR
S.N o. Subject Theoretical Clinical
Hours Hours
I. Biological Sciences 120
(i) Anatomy & Physiology 90
(ii) Microbiology 30
II Behavioral Sciences 60
(i) Psychology 40
(ii) Sociology 20
III Fundamentals of Nursing. 215 612 hrs
(i) Fundamentals of Nursing. 175
(ii) First Aid 20
(iii) Personal-Hygiene 20
IV. Community Health Nursing. 150 288 hrs
(i) Community Health Nursing -I 80
(ii) Environmental Hygiene 20
(iii) Health Education & Communication skills 20
(iv) Nutrition 30
V English 30
Total Hours of First Year 575 900 hrs
SECOND YEAR
Sr. Subject Theoretical Clinical
No. Hours Hours
I. Medical Surgical Nursing-I (including Pharmacology) 140 828 hrs
II. Medical Surgical Nursing- II (Specialities) 120
III. Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing. 70 216 hrs
IV. Computer Education. 30
Total Hours of Second Year. 360 1116 hrs

THIRD YEAR
Sr. Subject Theoretical Clinical
No. Hours Hours
I. Midwifery and Gynaecology. 120 756 hrs
II. Community Health Nursing- II. 100 216 hrs
III. Paediatric Nursing. 70 288 hrs
Total Hours of Third Year 290 1260 hrs/
35 weeks

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INTERNSHIP PERIOD
Sr. Subject Theoretical Clinical
No. Hours Hours
I. Educational Methods & Media for teaching in
practice of Nursing. 45
II. Introduction to Research. 40
III. Professional Trends & Adjustment. 40
IV. Administration and Ward Management. 45
V. Health Economics. 20
Total Hours of Internship 190 924 hrs/
24 weeks

7. Preliminary Training Period:

(a) On admission to the course, each candidate has to undergo preliminary Nursing Training
for the first three months. Weekly and monthly tests are given and their progress records
are maintained. After three months training, candidates have to appear in pre training
students examination in which each candidate must secure at least 50% marks to pass
the examination. Training of candidates failing to pass this examination will be terminated.
(b) On completion of 3 ½ year of GNM course, the student must apply for life membership of
Trained Nurses Association of India.
8. Eligibility for Examination
i) She has to complete not less than 11 months of the course.
ii) She has to attend 75% of formal instructions given on each subject and 75% of the field
clinical experience in each area/subject separately during the academic year. However,
the total clinical / field experience prescribed must be completed before the final council
examination and before the issue of Diploma and Registration.
iii) The overall performance of the student and her conduct during the entire academic year
has been satisfactory.
iv) The student has passed in internal assessment in each subject i.e. both in the teaching
and practical by securing 50% marks separately in each theory and practical.
v) The supplementary examination will commence on 15th March every year.
vi) If a student fails in one theory paper/practical, she shall be promoted to the next year of
study. She would sit for supplementary examination in the failed subject/practical. If she
fails to clear supplementary examination she shall be allowed to sit again alongwith her
next year annual examination. She shall not be promoted to the third year of study unless
she has cleared all the papers of first year of study.
vii) If a student fails in two or more papers or practicals, she shall not be promoted to the next
year. She shall sit for supplementary examination in the failed subjects/practical only. If
she does not clear the supplementary she can appear in the next main examination. She
shall be promoted to the next year study only after clearing the papers either in
supplementary or in the main examination. She shall be eligible for the examination of the
next year of study after one academic year from the passing the last examination
(main/supplementary).
viii) If a student fails in one theory paper/practical examination of third year, she will be allowed
to sit for supplementary examination held subsequently in the failed subject/practical.
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 COLLEGE RULES FOR THE STUDENTS
COLLEGE RULES AND REGULATIONS
All the students are required to comply with the College Rules and Regulations:-

¢ Regular and punctual attendance in all class activities like lectures, demonstrations,
practicals, clinical teachings, tutorials, tests etc, as well as in all College activities like clinical
meetings, conferences, guest lectures, seminars as well as sports, cultural activities etc., is
compulsory. As per Indian Nursing Council, New Delhi regulations, no student shall be
allowed to appear in the annual examination of the concerned subject if her attendance falls
short of 75% of the total theory teaching in a subject. Similarly in practicals, Hospital posting
and bed side clinical areas etc. attendance should not fall short of 75% of the total sessions.
Students, whose conduct and academic standards are not considered satisfactory, shall not
be allowed to appear in the University Examination or to hold any office in the college or in
extra-curricular organisations etc.

¢ Attendance at the college examinations and marks obtained in these will be taken into
consideration in making the internal/academic assessment.

¢ Leave of absence from the classes must be taken from the teachers.

¢ Illnesses and minor ailment must be reported to the Warden/Housekeeper or class teacher
as early as possible.

¢ The following are strictly forbidden in the institution:

i) The possession or use of alcoholic beverages or delinquency under the influence of

alcohol.

ii) Possession or use of addictive or hallucinogenic drugs.

iii) Gambling.

iv) Possession or use of firearms or any lethal weapon.

v) Loitering around, especially under the influence of alcohol or other intoxicants.

¢ Ragging of the first year students, particularly when they are admitted afresh to this college, is
illegal and completely forbidden. It is punishable with fine, rustication or even expulsion from
the college and also with prosecution. Ragging is defined, amongst others, as "Display of
disorderly conduct, an act causing physical or psychological harm or causing apprehension
of fear or shame or embarrassment." The definition also includes, "Teasing, abusing,
threatening, playing practical jokes or asking a student to perform something the student, in
the ordinary course, would not do". It further includes causing injury, degrading and
humiliating a fellow student and causing distress of mind of spirit.

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¢ Students are not allowed to paste notices within the institution without prior written
permission from the office of the Principal. They are also forbidden to communicate with any
outside authority directly. All such communications must be submitted through the office of
the Principal. Any student infringing this rule is liable to be suspended.

¢ Students must pay for all damages caused by them to books and other college & Hospital
property.

¢ The college does not hold itself responsible for debts incurred by the students.

Disciplinary Action

i) All irregularities, neglect of duties, breach of rules and indiscipline are to be brought to the
notice of the Principal. In consultation with the Management, senior staff members and
administrative staff shall deal with any serious offence, for which an adverse entry in the
student's personal file / record register may be made and penalty imposed. Penalty could be
either written or a verbal warning, fine, suspension and / or removal as an office bearer of any
Organisation and / or removal / expulsion from the college. The principal is competent to remit
the penalty imposed by her.

ii) The decision of the Governing Board in all disputes would be final and binding on the student.

In case of any dispute, the decision of Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana
Governing Board will be binding and final. In case of any dispute in the court of law,
jurisdiction will be district Ludhiana.

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 HOSTEL RULES

Each hosteller shall be responsible for following faithfully the following rules.
¢ Study time has to be observed from 8.30 PM to 11.00 PM strictly, during which period
students are not allowed to go to other rooms.
¢ Student will be assigned a seat in a hostel as and when available.
¢ No student shall keep any unauthorised person (male/female) in the room. If a hosteller is
found to have a person in her room, she will be liable for disciplinary action.
¢ No hosteller is allowed to shift furniture from one room to another.
¢ Hostellers are responsible for cleanliness & good upkeep of rooms. Every Saturday, rooms
will be inspected by faculty / Warden/Housekeeper.
¢ Any damage to room or furniture should be reported to Warden/Housekeeper.
¢ No hosteller will remain absent from hostel without written permission of
Warden/Housekeeper.
¢ Every hosteller should make entry in the departure register before leaving the hostel during
night pass or outing.
¢ Students can be allowed to use own air cooler in hostel room with increase flat rate of
consumption of electricity. All lights and fans must be switched off when leaving the room,
otherwise fine of Rs. 50/- per day will be charged.
¢ Hostel attendants are under control of the Warden/Housekeeper. No personnel is to be sent
out for personal work without permission of the Warden/Housekeeper.
¢ Hostellers are not allowed to keep valuables, cash or gold jewellery in the hostel. Authorities
will not be responsible for any loss.
¢ Nursing students are not allowed to visit the rooms of the staff nurses and vice versa.
¢ No intoxicants / alcoholic drinks are allowed in the hostel.
¢ No one is allowed to use abusive language in hostel.
¢ Visiting the hospital without duty or illness is not allowed.
¢ Students are not allowed to conduct meetings/strikes in hostel. In case any student is found
guilty, she will be expelled from College & Hostel.
¢ Ragging is strictly forbidden.
¢ All students must be present for attendance at 7.30 PM.
¢ Electric appliances like heaters, irons, TVs, heat convectors or electric rods are NOT allowed
in room. If found guilty, the concerned Hosteller will be fined Rs.500/- per item.
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¢ Main gate will be locked at 10.00 PM.
¢ Hostellers may submit passport size photographs of three relatives for making
identity cards so that they can visit the hosteller. The visitors must present the identity
cards at the hostel entrance and make the necessary entry in the register kept for the
purpose.
¢ The room of any hosteller is liable to be inspected by the authorities including Senior
Warden, Junior Warden and Housekeeper at any time of day or night.
¢ Mobiles are permitted in the premises. In case any student found using mobile phone in
college / clinical area/ mess, a strict disciplinary action will be taken which can be include fine
Rs.1000/- expulsion from hostel. Parents will be responsible for post paid cards and their
records.

Rules for Visitors

¢ No male / female visitor is allowed in the rooms.
¢ Visiting time will be only Saturday 2.00 PM to 6.00 PM and on Sunday from 8.00 AM to 6.00
PM.
¢ Visitors will make the entries in visitor register & will take permission from the
Warden/Housekeeper to meet the student in the visitors' room only.
¢ Only those visitors can visit who are authorized by parents.

Rules for Sick Students

¢ Sick students must inform the Warden/Housekeeper about the need of any special diet
before 9.00 am.
¢ Sick leave form can be obtained from the Warden/Housekeeper after explaining the sickness
to the Warden/Housekeeper. Sick leave form must be submitted to class teacher after getting
consultation from Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, Ludhiana. Only consultants of
DMCH will be competent to grant sick leave and no other medical certificate will be
entertained.
¢ Warden/Housekeeper will visit the rooms of sick students. If there is any problem, the
students can consult Principal at any time.

Rules for night pass & outing

Two or more night passes per month are allowed on the written permission of parents only and
outing will be allowed with parents only.

Rules for mess

¢ One month advance payment will be made by each hosteller as security to the licensee,
which will be refundable at the time of leaving the institute when no dues will be made.

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¢ Mess will be common for all hostellers under the control of the Warden/Housekeeper.
¢ Mess is compulsory for all hostellers.
¢ Cooking is not allowed in hostel rooms.
¢ All the meals should be taken in dining room at proper timing.
¢ Room service of food is not allowed. No one is allowed to take any mess utensils outside the
dining hall or to take meals in her own utensils.
¢ While coming to mess, hostellers must be properly dressed up. Night suits and open hairs are
NOT allowed in the mess.
¢ Food will be served from the serving window. No one is allowed to enter the kitchen area.
¢ Wastage of food, water and electricity is not allowed.
¢ Students are not allowed to create any kind of indiscipline in mess.
¢ Hostellers are required to pay mess charges to the contractor by the 7th of every month. In
case of default Rs. 10/- per day shall be charged as late fee.

Library rules for students

¢ The library is under the control of the library committee.
¢ The library remains open from 9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. on working days and from 9.00 am to
5.00 p.m. on Sundays and Holidays
¢ The students shall observe the following general rules of the library:-
i) Silence and decorum must be maintained in the library. Any infringements of this rule
will result in serious disciplinary action.
ii) Any subscriber who loses, defaces or damages a book shall be liable to pay the cost of
the same, at the prevailing price. In case the book is one of a set or series, the cost of the
whole set or series shall be recovered if the single copy lost/damaged is not available.
iii) Reference books, encyclopaedias, dictionaries, atlases and year books shall not be
issued from the library.
iv) Books borrowed from the library are NOT transferable.
v) Books will be issued strictly on first - come first served basis.
¢ Each student is entitled to get upto two books issued at any given time. The borrower must
return the books within 14 days failing which the borrower shall be liable to pay a fine of Rs. 5/-
per book for each day thereafter.
¢ During the annual stock checking in June, all books issued must be returned. A student who
does not return the books shall have to pay a fine @ Rs. 5/- per book per day.
¢ Periodicals, publications and newspapers placed in the reading section must not be taken
away under any circumstances.
¢ Students are not allowed to use the library during class hours. They should attend classes.

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Items required to be brought by the students at the time of admission in the hostel

S. No. Items Quantity

1 Bed Sheets 2
2 Windows curtains 2
3 Mattress 1
4 Quilt for winter 1
5 Dari 1
6 Pillow with Pillow Covers 1
7 Bucket & Plastic Mug 1 each
8 Dustbin 1
9 Torch & Umbrella 1 each
10 Wrist watch with central second movement 1

Approximate amount required at the time of admission in the hostel

S. No. Name of Item Amount

1 Uniform including stethoscope 3000/-
2 Student Nurses Association Fund 350/-
3 Mess charges for one month 800/-
4. Mess Security (Refundable) 800/-

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 COLLEGE OF NURSING, D.M.C. & HOSPITAL, LUDHIANA
TEACHERS LIST
Sr. No. Name Designation Qualification & Exp.
1 Dr. (Mrs.) Jasbir Kaur Principal M.Sc. Nursing/ 26 years
2 Mrs. Jagdish I.P. Singh Professor M.Sc. Nursing/ 24 years
3 Mrs Pamila A Singh Lecturer M.Sc. Nursing/ 7 years
4 Mr Suresh Kumar Sharma Lecturer M.Sc. Nursing/5 years
5 Ms Manpreet Kaur Lecturer M.Sc. Nursing/5 years
6 Ms Namrata Sharma Lecturer M.Sc. Nursing/ 2 years
7 Ms Prabhjot Saini Lecturer M.Sc. Nursing/ 2 years
8 Mrs. Nidhi Arora Lecturer M.Sc. Nursing/ 2 years
9 Mrs Anita Pal Sr. Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/15 years
10 Ms Harpreet Kaur Sr. Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/12 years
11 Mrs Sanyogita Sandhu Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/9 years
12 Ms Sandeep Kaur Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/4 years
13 Mrs Rinky Masih Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/7 years
14 Ms Harleen Kaur Cheema Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/3½ years
15 Ms Amandeep Kaur Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/5 years
16 Ms Harmandeep Kaur Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/3½ years
17 Ms Ramandeep Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/3 ½ year
18 Ms Anureet Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/4 years
19 Ms Savita Nursing Tutor B.Sc. Nursing/2 years
20 Ms Manmeet Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/10months
21 Ms Sanminder Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/2½ years
22 Ms. Deep Mala Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 ½ year
23 Ms Prabhjot Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
24 Ms Manjit Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
25 Ms Tanveer Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
26 Ms Shruti Sachar Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
27 Ms Rupinder Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
28 Ms Ranvir Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
29 Ms Amarpreet Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
30 Ms Amanpreet Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year
31 Ms Parminder Kaur Clinical Instructor B.Sc. Nursing/1 year

MINISTERIAL STAFF IN POSITION

1 Mr. Vinod Parsad Bhatt PA to Principal B.A., PGDCA
2 Mrs. Parsin Kaur Supervisor B.A.
3 Mrs. Upsana Malhotra Head Clerk B.A.

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COLLEGE OF NURSING, DAYANAND MEDICAL COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL,

Annual Academic Report from July 2006 to June 2007

National Publications 1. Sharma S.K., Kaur P, Sharma N. "Incidence of
constipation among critically ill patients", NMRJ July
2006; 2(3): 95-100.
2. Kaur J., "Role of Nurse in Organ Transplant. Souvenir;
IX All India Transplant Games & 2nd SAARC Transplant
Olympics (26th - 28th October; 2006) 38-40.
3. Sharma S.K., Aulakh B.S. "Post Transplant diet and
exercises. Souvenir; IX All India Transplant Games &
2nd SAARC Transplant Olympics (26th - 28th October;
2006) 43-49.
4. Shchar Shruti "Organ Transplant. Souvenir; IX All India
Transplant Games & 2nd SAARC Transplant Olympics
(26th - 28th October; 2006) 41-42.
5. Shchar Shruti "Post Transplant diet and exercise.
Souvenir; IX All India Transplant Games & 2nd SAARC
Transplant Olympics (26th - 28th October; 2006) 43-49
6. Shchar Shruti "Transplantation of Human Organs Act,
1994- an overview. Souvenir; IX All India Transplant
Games & 2nd SAARC Transplant Olympics (26th - 28th
October; 2006) 51-53.
7. Kaur J. "Correlation of biophysical and psycho social
stress with blood pressure among urban and rural Jat
Sikh women", Nursing and Midwifery Research Journal,
Vol 1-3, No.1, January 2007.
8. Kaur K, Sharma S.K. "Knowledge and learning needs of
hypertensive patients visiting OPD at DMCH,
Ludhiana", Nursing and Midwifery Research Journal
(NMRJ), Vol 1-3, No.1, January 2007.
9. Sharma SK, Kaur T. "Effect of mechanical position
pressure ventilation on bowel movements among
critically in patient. Kerela Nursing Forum Jan-March
2007; 2 (1):16-19.
10. Sharma SK, Kaur K, Garg R. "Factors affecting bowel
movements in critically ill patients." NMRJ, April 2007;
3(2): 71-78.
11. Kaur M "Comparative study on psychosocial stress
among urban & rural geriatric population in selected areas
of district Ludhiana". NMRJ, April 2007; 3 (2): 79-83.
12. Kaur K, Sharma SK, "Practices of hypertensive patients
visiting OPDs at DMCH, Ludhiana". NMRJ, April 2007; 3
(2): 65-70.

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Conferences/ Workshop organised - 7 days workshop on "Nursing update" was
organized w.e.f. 24th to 29th July 2006 at College
of Nursing for B.Sc. Nursing interns.
- Workshop on Dengue fever was organized in Oct.
2006 by Ms Manpreet Kaur, Lecturer, College of
Nursing, DMCH.
- IX All India Transplant games SAARC transplant
Olympics was organized at DMCH, all students
and staffs participated in rally and poster
competition from 27th October 2006 to 28th
October 2006.
- 6th annual conference of Indian Society of
Psychiatric Nurses (ISPN) was organized on the
theme " Substance abuses - Psychiatric Nursing
Perspective". A poster making competition based
on the theme was also held for the delegates at
Dumra Auditorium, DMCH w.e.f. 3rd March 2007
to 5th March 2007.
- Nurses day was celebrated on 15th May 2007 in
DMCH on theme "Positive practice environment:
quality work places = quality patient care".
Prizes / Awards won / honours - Savatri awards were given to students who got 1st
and 2nd position in received GNM course 2005
- Dumra Noble Trust Awards given to meritorious
B.Sc. (N) students who stood first in BFUHS,
University exams.
- Dumra Noble Trust Scholarships given to students
who got first three positions in B.Sc. Nursing 2006.
- Students participated in communal harmony week
and got 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize in poster
competition, 2nd prize in declamation competition
and 2nd prize in Choreography.
- Ms Interjeet Kaur stood first in athletics & Ms
Hemjot stood first in Discuss throw in XXI Biennial
State conference at Jalandhar.
- Ms Fresher programme was organized at Dumra
Auditorium on 7th December 2006. Mrs. Sunila
Gupta was the chief guest who crowned Ms
Fresher Ms Rajdeep and Mr. Robin Sharma was
selected as Mr Fresher. Dumra noble scholarship
were also given away by Sh. Prem Gupta,
Secretary, Managing Society, DMCH.

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 - Ms Hemjot got 1st position in discuss throw in XXI
Biennial National conference at Surat in Feb. 2007
Papers presented - Lecture on "Women and Economy" delivered by
Manpreet Kaur, Lecturer at Vocational
Rehabilitation Training Centre, Haibowal Kalan,
Ludhiana on 17/04/2006.
- Dr. (Mrs.) Jasbir Kaur, Principal, CON,DMCH
delivered lecture on "Current trends and ethical
concepts for good nursing care" future
prospects for nurses in India in a workshop
organized by Hero DMC on Nursing leadership
programme at Dumra Auditorium, Ludhiana
- Mr. Suresh K Sharma, Lecturer and Dr. (Mrs.)
Jasbir Kaur delivered lecture on "Nurses role" in
workshop conducted by Punjab State AIDS
control society (PSACS) Chandigarh at DMCH
from Jan 2006 to December 2006.
- 6th Annual National Conference of Indian Society
of Psychiatric Nurses (ISPN) from 3rd to 5th
March 2007 was organized at College of Nursing,
DMCH, Ludhiana and various papers were
presented by:-
1. A retrospective study on substance abuse related risk
factors among traumatic head injury patients. (Suresh
K Sharma).
2. A cross-sectional study on substance abuse among
migrated homeless children in city Ludhiana, Punjab
(Dr. Jasbir Kaur & Suresh K Sharma).
3. A nurse led de-addiction center: a successful story (By
Dr. Jasbir Kaur).
4. Prevalence of smoking and drug abuse among
rickshaw pullers in Ludhiana city (Manpreet Kaur).
5. Inventory of drug taking situations (IDTS) among
alcoholics and drug users in selected hospitals and de-
addiction centres of Punjab (Charlotte Ranadieve).
Special Achievement - Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing course with intake of 30
students was started in session 2006.
- B.Sc. Nursing 1st year, 2nd year, 3rd year and 4th
year got 100% results.

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 - GNM 3rd year batch passed successfully with
100% results.
National conference attended - 6th annual conference of Indian Society of
Psychiatric Nurses (ISPN) was organized on the
theme " Substance abuses - Psychiatric Nursing
Perspective". A poster making competition based
on the theme was also held for the delegates at
Dumra Auditorium, DMCH w.e.f. 3rd March 2007
to 5th March 2007. All teachers attended and
participated in this conference.
- IX All India Transplant games SAARC transplant
Olympics was organized at DMCH, all students
and staffs participated in rally and poster
competition from 27th October 2006 to 28th
October 2006.
Other conferences attended 1 Workshop on "Research in Nursing" at NINE. PGI,
Chandigarh was attended by Clinical Instructor, CON,
DMCH from 5th July 2006 to 14th July 2006.
2 XXI SNA Biennial (State) conference on 17th August
2006 at Jalandhar was attended by teachers and
students.
3 Workshop on "Nutrition and Dietics" at NINE. PGI,
Chandigarh was attended by Ms. Amanpreet Kaur,
Nursing Tutor, CON, DMCH from 21st Aug to 30th Aug.
2006.
4 Workshop on "Biotechnology for nurses" at NINE. PGI,
Chandigarh was attended by 5 clinical instructors (Ms.
Tanveer Kaur, Ms Rupinder Kaur, Ms Shruti, Ms
Prabhjot Kaur and Ms Parneet Kaur), CON, DMCH from
21st Sept. to 30th Sept. 2006.
5 A multi speciality sensitization workshop on "Child
abuse neglet was organized" by Paed Department,
DMCH which attended by Ms Charlotte , Mrs Savita,
Mrs. Anureet and Ms Manmeet on 11th November
2006.
6 A workshop on "Critical care Nursing" was being
organized at Advance Paediatric Centre, PGIMER,
Chandigarh from 1st to 2nd March 2007, Mrs. Savita,
Nursing Tutor, Participated in the workshop.

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 CHARGES FOR PROSPECTUS

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By Hand Rs. 500/-

By Post Rs. 550/-

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Note : The prospectus, with the application forms can be

downloaded from the website www.dmch.edu. In such
an event the application must be accompanied with a
bank draft of the cost of prospectus.

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