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  1. Exam boards and universities 
  2. State Nursing Council 
  3. Indian Nursing Council
  4. Trained Nurses Association of India
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Option 3 : Indian Nursing Council

Concept:

  • Indian nursing council is national regulatory body for nurses and nursing education in India
  • INC is responsible to formulate curriculum and syllabus for the B.Sc nursing students
  • It is responsible for scholarships of students
  • It provides examination schedules and dates for the nursing students
  • It provides identification and recognition for nurses
  • It provides unique number for every registered nurses
  • It provides affiliations for the universities

  • State nursing council will work under the INC and will monitor the state colleges
  • Will conduct regular inspections and will provide registered nurse certificates
  • TNAI is also another regulatory body which provides special benefits for the student nurses and even for the teaching colleges
  • TNAI will conduct conferences and provide with certificates
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