Auxiliary Nurse Midwife at SVS
A two-year diploma for frontline community health — the fastest route into a respected healthcare career serving mothers, children and villages.
About this program
The Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) program at SVS College of Nursing is a two-year diploma focused on community and primary healthcare. ANM professionals are the backbone of India's public health system — leading maternal and child health, immunisation and health-education work at the grassroots.
With practical field training and a strong rural employability record, the ANM program at SVS prepares students for immediate, meaningful service in primary health centres, sub-centres and community health programs, with a clear pathway to GNM.
- Community & primary care focus
- Practical field training
- High rural employability
Quick facts
What you will study
Where this degree takes you
Graduates of Auxiliary Nurse Midwife step into respected roles across hospitals, public health and education — in India and abroad.
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the ANM course at SVS?
ANM is a 2-year diploma including field training and supervised practice.
What is the eligibility for ANM?
10+2 pass in any stream, as per INC norms.
What does an ANM nurse do?
ANM professionals lead maternal and child health, immunisation and health-education work in primary health centres and communities.
How many seats are available for ANM?
60 seats per academic year.
Can I study further after ANM?
Yes. ANM graduates can progress to GNM and then to higher nursing qualifications.
