100% Job Assistance
At Basudeb Nursing Academy, we understand the importance of providing comprehensive job assistance to our students, ensuring they are well-prepared and equipped for a successful career in the nursing profession. Our aim is to empower our graduates to make a meaningful contribution to the healthcare system of our country. Here's how we support our students in their job search and career development:
Industry-Relevant Curriculum: Our General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) program is designed to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare industry. Major Job entrance exams require GNM degree as mandatory eligibility criteria.
Practical Training and Hospital Exposure: At Lakshmi Nursing Institute, we believe in hands-on learning. Our students have the opportunity to gain practical experience through outdoor practice at government hospitals.
Soft Skills Training: We understand that effective communication and interpersonal skills are vital for nursing professionals. To prepare our students for successful interaction with patients, their families, and healthcare teams, we provide comprehensive soft skills training.
Outdoor training: During their outdoor events & daily practice at hospital help them to generate their own contacts & communication with the senior & experienced people or health care industry owners which helps them to get the job after the completion of the course.
Job- Assistance Team: Our dedicated placement cell works closely with healthcare organizations, government hospitals, and medical institutions across the country to facilitate job placements for our graduates. We assist students in creating impressive resumes, developing interview skills, and connecting them with potential employers. Even this team include the senior faculties & Principal who help students by sharing their personal contacts & update them with latest job opening in institutions & reputed government or private hospitals. Our principal ma’am even gives her personal reference to the students during their job interview.
