MGM College of Nursing & Paramedical

Under the initiative of our respected Principal, Mrs. Daisy Rani, our students had the valuable opportunity to visit Bihar Sanskriti Punjakar Mahasabha.

The visit was successfully conducted under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Priyanka, Miss Rakhi Nandan, and Miss Monika.

This educational visit helped students gain insight into the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Bihar. It was an enriching experience that enhanced their knowledge and appreciation of cultural values.

Last Saturday on 14-03-2026, we organized a heartfelt farewell for our respected faculty, Assistant Professor Mr. Arvind Panchariya, HOD of the Medical Surgical Nursing Department. The event was filled with emotions as students expressed their feelings through beautiful performances, including dance and songs. A cake-cutting ceremony was held, followed by the presentation of gifts and snacks for everyone.

The atmosphere became emotional as our respected Principal, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani Ma’am, shared a few heartfelt words. Class Coordinator Miss Rakhi Nandan Ma’am also addressed the gathering. Finally, Mr. Arvind Panchariya Sir expressed his gratitude and shared his thoughts, making the moment even more memorable.

It was truly a heavy-hearted goodbye, and he will always be remembered for his guidance, support, and contribution to the students and the institution.

A health camp was successfully conducted by the students of GNM Batch 2024–2027 with the continuous support of our respected Principal, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani Ma’am. The event was organized under the guidance of Mrs. Priyanka Ma’am (Community Health Nursing Department), Mrs. Sarita Ma’am (MSN Department), Miss Rakhi Nandan Ma’am (OBG Department), and Mr. Saurabh Sir.

The camp was further strengthened by the presence of doctors from Dr. Prakash Chandra Hospital, who provided medical consultation and support. We sincerely thank Mr. Prabhat Sir, Principal of NLC School, Nagma, for extending his cooperation and allowing us to use the premises for this initiative.

The camp included multiple service stations such as registration, anthropometric assessment, vital signs check-up, RBS monitoring, consultation with general physician and gyne specialist, and distribution of free medicines. Refreshments were also arranged for the attendees.

To raise awareness, students presented a meaningful Nukkad Natak highlighting issues like proper nutrition, menstrual hygiene, alcoholism, child marriage, and domestic violence. The event not only served the community but also provided valuable practical exposure to the students.

Today, the students of GNM Batch 2024–2027 organized a successful health camp under the support and encouragement of our respected Principal, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani Ma’am. The program was conducted under the valuable guidance of Mrs. Priyanka Ma’am (Community Health Nursing Department), Mrs. Sarita Ma’am (MSN Department), Miss Rakhi Nandan Ma’am (OBG Department), and Mr. Saurabh Sir.

Doctors from our Dr. Prakash Chandra Hospital also actively participated and provided their valuable services during the camp. We are grateful to Mr. Prabhat Sir, Principal of NLC School, Nagma, for his cooperation in providing the venue to conduct the camp successfully.

Various service counters were set up, including registration, anthropometric measurements, vital signs assessment, RBS monitoring, consultation with a general physician and gynecologist, and free medication distribution. Snacks were also provided to the beneficiaries.

In addition, the students performed an impactful Nukkad Natak to spread awareness on important issues such as nutrition, menstruation, alcoholism, child marriage, and domestic violence. The health camp was a great learning experience for students and beneficial for the community.

“An awareness program on health and nutrition was conducted for the school children of Nagma village by the GNM students (Batch 2024–2027) of MGM College of Nursing and Paramedical. The program began with a Nukkad Natak to spread awareness about proper nutrition and healthy habits, followed by health check-up activities including registration, anthropometric measurements, vital signs assessment, and physical examination for minor ailments. Health education was also provided, and snacks and small gifts were distributed to the students. The program was organized with the support of our respected Principal Ma’am, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani, and under the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Priyanka Kumari Ma’am (Community Health Nursing Department) and Miss Rakhi Nandan Ma’am (OBG Department).”

“School Health Program was organized for the students of a school in Nagma village by the GNM students of Batch 2024–2027 from MGM College of Nursing and Paramedical. The program was conducted with the support of our respected Principal Ma’am, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani, and under the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Priyanka Kumari Ma’am (Community Health Nursing Department) and Miss Rakhi Nandan Ma’am (OBG Department).

The program included different stations such as registration, anthropometric measurements, vital signs assessment, physical examination for minor ailments, and health teaching. Snacks and small gifts were also distributed to the students. The program began with a Nukkad Natak on nutrition to create awareness among the children.

Through this program, the students were educated about the importance of personal hygiene, proper nutrition, and healthy lifestyle habits. It was an interactive and informative session for the school children. The program was successfully conducted with the cooperation of the school authorities, teachers, and students.”

🏆 Sports Week Celebration 2026 🏆
📍 MGM College of Nursing and Paramedical

Today’s Sports Day was filled with energy, enthusiasm, and team spirit! Students actively participated in exciting games including Kho-Kho, Three-Leg Race, and Tug of War, showcasing their strength, coordination, and sportsmanship.

The ground echoed with cheers as teams competed with determination and unity. Events like these not only promote physical fitness but also strengthen teamwork, leadership, and confidence among our students.

The program was conducted under the supervision of our respected Principal Ma’am, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani, along with the support and encouragement of all faculty members.

Congratulations to all the participants and winners for making the day memorable! 🎉🏅

GNM Batch 2024 students conducted a community health teaching at Village Nagwa as part of their Community Health Nursing posting under with the support of Principal ma’am Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani and under the guidance of Mr. Toshan sir, Mrs. Priyanka ma’am and Miss. Rakhi Nandan ma’am . The session focused on promoting awareness regarding personal hygiene, nutrition, maternal and child health, immunization, and prevention of communicable diseases.

Through interactive discussions and demonstrations, the students actively engaged with the villagers to encourage healthy practices and improve community well-being.

Such initiatives reflect our institution’s commitment to community service and practical learning experiences for our future healthcare professionals.

Students of GNM Batch 2024, currently posted in Community Health Nursing at Nagwa, they conducted health teaching sessions for village people and their relatives to promote awareness about hygiene, preventive care, and healthy living practices and different diseases .

The activity was carried out under the guidance of respected Principal, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani Ma’am. It was organized and supervised by Mr. Toshan Sir (HOD, CHN Department), Mrs. Priyanka Ma’am (CHN Department), Miss Rankhi Nandan Ma’am (OBG Department), and Mr. Saurabh Sir.

Today, the students of GNM Batch 2023-2026 and GNM Batch 2024-2026 visited the Sudha Dairy Plant for an educational tour aimed at enhancing their practical knowledge. During the visit, students observed various processes such as milk processing, pasteurization, packaging, quality control, and hygiene management. The experience helped them understand the importance of food safety, nutrition, and public health in real-life settings.

The visit was conducted under the guidance of our respected Principal, Prof. Mrs. Daisy Rani. The students were accompanied by Mr. Toshan Sir, Mrs. Babli Ma’am, Mrs. Amrita Ma’am, and Mrs. Somya Ma’am, who ensured proper supervision and provided valuable learning support throughout the visit.

It was an informative and enriching experience for all the students.