CONAMKAT Fixes Date for the Announcement of Cut Off Mark for Post-UTME Screening/Interview for ND Nursing programme at Kasimu Kofar Bai School of Nursing

This is to inform the general public that the College will announce its minimum cutoff mark and commence online application for Post-UTME Screening/Interview for ND Nursing programme at Kasimu Kofar Bai School of Nursing, Katsina on 1st September, 2021.

Only candidates that chose the College, have correct UTME Subjects Combination (Use of English, Biology, Chemistry and Physics) and obtained the minimum cutoff marks will be eligible for the screening/interview.

3For more information, visit the College Website; http://conamkat.edu.ng

Signed
Academic Secretary,
For: Provost

 

ABOUT NATIONAL DIPLOMA NURSING PROGRAMME

ND Nursing programme was meant to give legal backing by the Federal Government for the award of ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES to Nurses who graduate from Nursing institutions. The ND/HND Nursing programme has been designed to allow for seamless academic progression of graduates along the already existing system of education in the country. It also takes cognizance of the new scheme of service for Nurses in Nigeria approved by the National Council of Establishment in 2016.

The ND/HND Nursing is a four-year UNINTERUPTED programme i.e 2 years for ND and 2 years for HND. Students starts with ND Nursing programme which is a non-terminal programme. The ND Nursing graduates with minimum CGPA of 2.5 (Lower Credit) will then proceed for HND Nursing. HND graduates shall proceed for a one-year mandatory Supervised Clinical Experience (Attachment) in an approved health facilities or institution and after the Clinical Experience, then one-year NYSC.

Council’s Professional Exam for General Nursing shall be after successful completion of HND 1 Nursing. However, graduates of HND Nursing programme are required to sit for Council’s professional exam in either of the two options of specialization, namely: Midwifery for registration and licensing as Registered Midwife (RM) and Public Health Nursing for registration and licensing as Registered Public Health Nurse (RPHN).

 

WHY ND NURSING PROGRAMME

Graduate of Basic Nursing programme are not issued any legally backed academic certificate by their Institution, they are only issued Testimonial by their Institution and professional licence by Nursing of Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). ND Nursing programme was meant to give legal backing by the Federal Government to Nursing institutions for the award of ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES to Nursing graduate. The ND/HND Nursing programme has been designed to allow for seamless academic progression of graduates along the already existing system of education in the country. It also takes cognizance of the new scheme of service for Nurses in Nigeria approved by the National Council of Establishment in 2016.

 

WILL THE COLLEGE STILL RUN BASIC NURSING PROGRAMME?

No. The College will no longer admit new students for Basic Nursing programme because ND Nursing has replaced it.

 

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ND NURSING AND BASIC NURSING PROGRAMME

Basic Nursing graduates are not issued any legally backed academic certificate, they are only issued Testimonial by their Institution and professional licence by Nursing of Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). While ND/HND Nursing graduates will be issued with legally backed academic certificates and professional licences.

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