Where knowledge becomes care, and students become professionals. | Admissions Open for 2026-27 | Few Seats are Left
Where knowledge becomes care, and students become professionals
Admissions Open for 2026-27 | Few Seats are Left

AIM’S College of Nursing offers the General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) programme with a learning approach centred on strong academic foundations, practical skills, professional values and meaningful clinical exposure.
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AIM’S College of Nursing aims to help students develop professional knowledge, practical skills, discipline, confidence and compassion as part of their nursing education.

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Clinical Learning
Clinical exposure is part of the college’s approach to nursing education, helping students understand how academic knowledge and practical skills work together in healthcare environments.
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Build academic understanding through structured nursing education.
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Strengthen practical understanding through hands-on learning opportunities.
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Develop confidence, professional discipline and compassionate care values.
Speak with AIM’S College of Nursing to understand the admission process and programme information before you apply.
📍 36/17, near Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar Park, Nilothi, Nangloi, Delhi, 110041
GNM means General Nursing and Midwifery. It is a nursing education programme designed around academic understanding, practical skills and professional capabilities.
No. There is no separate entrance exam required. Admission is offered to eligible candidates based on their academic qualifications and applicable admission criteria.
Yes. AIM’S College of Nursing is a nursing college in Delhi, located in Nilothi, Nangloi, offering the GNM programme.
Use the admissions page to submit an enquiry or contact the college at 9210068529 or 8700407576.
The college’s stated educational approach combines classroom learning with practical and clinical exposure.