St Luke's School of Nursing is established by Congregation of Teresian Carmelite (CTC) Sisters in 2025 and is a unit of Dakaita Teresian Carmelite Society. It is affiliated with St Luke's Health Centre, emphasizing hands-on training in rural healthcare settings. The institution prioritizes compassionate care, Christian values, and preparation for global nursing standards through rigorous clinical rotations.
The institution serves students from Bihar and Jharkhand, building on a legacy of nursing education tailored to underserved communities.
The School of Nursing aims to provide the best facilities for students to develop professionally and also to nurture each individual in its care, to have integrity as a core value and God's Love as the centre of their personal and professional life. They would become responsible individuals and contribute to the development of their family, community and the entire nation and globally.
St. Luke’s School of Nursing is concerned with holistic development of individuals who undergo nursing education and training to become professionally competent and ethically sound nurses, who would provide excellent care and service and who would strive to keep themselves updated with the latest developments in nursing and its related fields.
3 years (excluding 1-month English course).
Diploma in General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM) with 30 seats annually. Recognized by JNRC with qualified faculty support.
3-Year Diploma Program (including 6-month internship)
Intake: 30 Seats Annually
Curriculum follows INC guidelines.