
Comprehensive care for women — pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and gynecology.
The Obstetrical & Gynecological Nursing Department focuses on women's health during pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum, as well as gynecological issues — preparing competent nurse midwives ready for clinical practice, education, management and research.

RN, RM, M.Sc (N), MA (Sociology), Ph.D (N)
Obstetrical Gynecological NursingPrepare students with skills in antenatal, postnatal care, labor assistance and gynecological nursing.
Support development of skills in family planning and women's health education.
OBG Nursing is dedicated to the comprehensive care of women during their childbearing years — covering reproductive health, pregnancy, labor, postpartum, family welfare and gynecological conditions. Students gain hands-on clinical experience in antenatal and postnatal wards, OPDs, labor rooms, gynecology operating theaters and gynecology wards under specialized faculty supervision.
The postgraduate program provides advanced expertise, preparing graduates to take on roles as educators, managers and researchers and contribute to advancements in obstetric and gynecological care.

Pap smears and episiotomy suturing.
Intrauterine fetal well-being assessments.
Assistance with forceps, ventouse and breech operative deliveries.
Exchange blood transfusions, culdoscopy, endometrial biopsy, ultrasonography, amniocentesis, chemotherapy, tubal patency testing, MTP and D&C.
Care planning and care studies
Case presentations
Health education sessions
Antenatal and postnatal assessments
Vaginal examinations and labor assistance
Conducting normal deliveries
Episiotomy and suturing
Setting up delivery areas
Inserting intrauterine devices (Copper T)
Antenatal and postnatal assessments for normal and high-risk pregnancies.
Episiotomy care and delivery room preparation.
Immediate newborn care, including NICU procedures.
Postnatal and antenatal breastfeeding support.
Intranatal care and resuscitation measures.
Guided postnatal recovery exercises.

Curriculum includes field visits to family welfare bureaus, exposing students to community health practices and family planning services — preparing them for diverse roles in obstetric and gynecological nursing.