ANNOUNCEMENT

Eastpoint Institutions

Overview

New Royal College of Nursing (NRCN) is a beacon of excellence in healthcare education, established in 2005 by Dr. S. M. Venkatpathi under the Aegis of M. G. Charitable Trust in Bangalore. Affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bangalore, and approved by the Government of Karnataka, Karnataka Nursing Council, and the Indian Nursing Council, NRCN is dedicated to providing top-tier education in the healthcare management sector.

New Royal College of Nursing stands as a symbol of educational distinction, where quality healthcare education and holistic development converge to shape the healthcare leaders of tomorrow. The institute's faculty comprises distinguished educators who bring a wealth of expertise and innovative teaching methodologies to ensure a transformative

learning experience for students. These seasoned professionals play a pivotal role in shaping the future of healthcare professionals, instilling in them not only knowledge but also a sense of compassion and commitment.

NRCN boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, featuring modern classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, seminar halls, and an extensive library housing an extensive collection of books and medical journals. This comprehensive resource center serves as a hub for research, collaboration, and knowledge acquisition, fostering a culture of academic excellence.

The institute goes beyond theoretical learning, providing students with real-world exposure through

training at the renowned 1000-bed East Point College Medical College hospital. Situated on a multidisciplinary campus, students benefit from cross-disciplinary interactions with peers in medical, pharmacy, nursing, engineering, and science. The institution ensures a conducive learning environment with facilities such as transportation, hostels, and sports amenities.

Committed to holistic development, NRCN prioritizes the overall well-being of its students. The institute's unwavering dedication to excellence in education is evident in its role as a nurturing ground for future healthcare professionals. Graduates from NRCN are not only academically proficient but also well-prepared to meet the dynamic demands of the healthcare industry with competence and compassion.

Vision

The New Royal College of Nursing aspires to be a globally acclaimed institution, recognized for excellence in Nursing education, applied research, and nurturing students for holistic development.

Mission

Our purpose is to create Nursing graduates through quality education. We are committed to innovation, creativity, and excellence in our teaching, learning, and research. We inspire integrity, teamwork, critical thinking, personal development, ethics in our students and lay the foundation for lifelong learning. We serve the scientific, technological, economic, and societal developmental needs of our communities.

Objectives

To disseminate knowledge and skills through instructions, teaching, training, seminars, workshops, and symposia in Nursing and to equip students and scholars to meet the needs of healthcare industries.
To generate knowledge in Nursing through research to meet the challenges that arise in healthcare sector and society.
To train delegates on emotional, intellectual, societal, physical, environmental, economic, and spiritual dimensions.
To provide healthcare solutions to real-life problems.
To instill the spirit of entrepreneurship in our youth to help create more career opportunities in the society by incubating and nurturing technology product ideas and supporting technology backed business.
To identify and nurture leadership skills in students and help in the development of our future leaders to enrich the society we live in.
To develop a partnership with universities, industries, businesses, research establishments, NGOs, international organizations, governmental organizations in India and abroad to enrich the experiences of faculties and students through research and developmental programs.

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