For nearly seven decades, the School of Nursing at Duncan Hospital has been training skilled GNM graduates serving communities across Bihar, Nepal and beyond.
Legal Name: School of Nursing, R B M U Society of The Duncan Hospital, Raxaul
The School of Nursing at Duncan Hospital, located in Raxaul, Bihar, is one of the region's most established and respected institutions for nursing education — part of the broader Duncan Hospital complex serving the India–Nepal border region.
We are affiliated with recognised nursing bodies under the Indian Nursing Council (INC) framework and adhere to the highest standards of clinical training, academic instruction, and professional development.
Our students graduate ready to serve in hospitals, community health centres, and primary care settings across India and beyond.
A heritage of service, woven into the story of healthcare on the India–Nepal frontier.
To equip nursing students with the clinical competence, ethical grounding, and professional confidence required to deliver high-quality, patient-centred healthcare — with particular commitment to communities that are medically underserved.
To be a leading centre of nursing excellence in eastern India, recognised for producing graduates who contribute meaningfully to national health outcomes and community transformation.
Our flagship General Nursing and Midwifery diploma a three-year programme approved by the Indian Nursing Council, blending classroom instruction with hands-on training in a fully operational hospital.
3-year full-time diploma programme
Approved by Indian Nursing Council (INC)
Hands-on postings in a fully operational hospital
Open to Indian and Nepali applicants
Train in an active hospital with real patient interaction from Year 1.
Decades of clinical and teaching experience guiding every student.
Welcoming Nepali students with full documentation guidance.
Preparing nurses for rural and underserved settings.
GNM graduates eligible for nursing registration across India.
Committed to keeping nursing education accessible to all.