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The first year of B.Sc Nursing lays the foundation for everything that follows. Here is what a typical day looks like for our first-year students.
Morning: theory
The day starts with lectures in subjects such as Applied Anatomy, Applied Physiology and Nursing Foundation. Classes are kept interactive, with models and charts brought into the classroom.
Afternoon: in the lab
After lunch, students move to the skills labs. In the Pre-Clinical Science Lab they study skeletal and organ models up close; in the Nursing Foundation Lab they practise basics like bed making, taking vital signs and hand hygiene on manikins.
Evening: review
The day ends with self-study and preparation for the next class. Faculty are available for questions, and students often practise procedures together in small groups.
It is a busy schedule, but moving from lecture to practice on the same day helps concepts stick — and builds confidence for the clinical years ahead.
