Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery (ANM) is a diploma certificate programme designed to prepare students for entry-level nursing and healthcare services. The course provides a strong foundation in nursing care, maternal and child health, community healthcare, first aid, nutrition, and preventive healthcare practices. It equips students with the essential knowledge, clinical skills, and practical experience required to serve in hospitals, primary health centres, rural health clinics, and community healthcare organizations.

Students receive comprehensive classroom instruction, laboratory training, and supervised clinical practice under the guidance of experienced nursing professionals. The programme emphasizes patient care, maternal and newborn health, immunization, community outreach, health education, disease prevention, and professional ethics. ANM graduates play a vital role in promoting public health and delivering quality healthcare services, particularly in rural and underserved communities.