Life Guard Nursing Institute

Ans. Life Guard Nursing Institute boasts a highly qualified, experienced, and motivated faculty in all areas. To meet the course's theoretical and practical exposure requirements, highly professional and motivated instructors, primarily M. Sc. Nursing and B. Sc. Nursing with practical experience are appointed. To keep students up to date on the newest advances and changes in the profession, notable professionals in the field are routinely invited as resource personnel to deliver seminars, conferences, and symposia. 

Ans. No, The Life Guard Nursing Institute does not follow any Refundable policies. Fees and other costs, once paid, are non-refundable in full or in part on any account. Also, if a student fails to take the exam for whatever reason. The institute will not entertain any fee refund claims. 

Ans. Life Guard Nursing Institute only takes students only once a year. The Institute requires a minimum age of 17 years on or before December 31st of the year in which admission is sought and the maximum age for admission to the Institute is 35 years. 

Ans. Life Guard Nursing Institute provides a one-year certificate course in operation theatre attendant, hospital and home-based care attendant, and emergency ambulance attendant, as well as a six-month certificate course in home-based care helper certification. For admission to the Institute's Certificate courses, candidates must have completed their 10+2 with a science subject. 

Ans. All of the Institute's courses are recognized by the Indian Nursing Council in New Delhi and are affiliated with Baba Farid University of Health Sciences in Faridkot. They are also approved by the Government of Punjab and the Punjab Nurses Registration Council (PNRC) in Mohali. 

Ans. Life Guard Nursing Institute does promote immigration policy. If a student wishes to leave Life Guard Nursing Institute for any reason, she must pay the full cost of the institute's tuition and admission fees. Transferring from Life Guard Nursing Institute to another school or institute for the same program is only permitted with the prior consent of both institutes' principals. 

Ans. To be eligible for participation in the yearly examination at Life Guard Nursing Institute, students must have a minimum attendance of 75% in tutorials, practicals, and fieldwork for each paper. Candidates must have completed their practical training requirements. 

Ans. After the Admission Committee has screened the application forms, Life Guard Nursing Institute will prepare a merit list, which will be placed on the institute's Notice Board on the day following the last date. Regd. Post will also notify the qualifying candidates, and they will be invited for an interview with the institute's admission committee. 

Ans. At the Life Guard Nursing Institute, a sports and cultural activities department has been established. The Institute is focused on the students' multidimensional growth rather than only their academic development. The Institute has built a gymnasium, and indoor games have been introduced. Many events are being offered at the Institute to highlight the students' inner talents. Students are encouraged to participate in and organize extracurricular activities, sports, and other events to express their abilities, uncover their hidden personas, and support their overall personality development.