Our programs
Eight recognized programs — from the 4-year BS Nursing degree to one-year post-basic specializations — taught at our Johar Town campus with clinical training at Gulab Devi Hospital, Lahore.
Choosing your path
Some of our students join us straight after Matric or F.Sc; others are already registered nurses returning to upgrade their qualification. Whatever your starting point, there is a NACON program that fits — and every one of them follows the curricula of the Pakistan Nursing & Midwifery Council, University of Health Sciences Lahore, or the Nursing Examination Board Punjab, so your qualification is recognized where you want to work.
Read the summaries below, check the eligibility line under each program, and open the program page for full details. If you are unsure which program suits your marks and goals, call or WhatsApp the admissions office — our team guides every applicant personally.
Degree programs
Bachelor-level nursing education for fresh students and for registered nurses ready to take the next step.
The complete four-year path from student to professional nurse. Graduates qualify for registration with the Pakistan Nursing Council and step into hospital nursing careers — with the option of further study towards specialization or MSN later on.
Eligibility: F.Sc (Pre-Medical) with min 50% marks — Physics, Chemistry & Biology compulsory · Age 14–35
View program →A two-year degree that upgrades diploma-qualified registered nurses to BSc level — the qualification increasingly expected for charge-nurse, teaching and leadership roles in Pakistani hospitals.
Eligibility: Diplomas in Nursing & Midwifery · 1 year RN experience · Valid PNC registration · Age up to 50
View program →Diploma programs
Practical, recognized qualifications in community health, patient care, midwifery and pharmacy services.
Train for maternal and child health work — the frontline of community healthcare in Punjab. LHVs serve in Basic Health Units, Rural Health Centres and hospital outpatient departments across the province.
Eligibility: Matric Science or F.Sc Pre-Medical with min 45% — Physics, Chemistry & Biology compulsory · Age 15–35
View program →Learn the fundamentals of bedside patient care and work alongside registered nurses in hospitals, clinics and home-care settings. Open to female students from both science and arts backgrounds — a practical entry point into healthcare.
Eligibility: Female students · F.Sc Pre-Med 45% / Matric Science 45% / Matric (Arts) 50% / F.A 50% · Age 15–35
View program →Become a licensed community midwife providing safe care to mothers and newborns in your own community. The lowest entry requirement of our diplomas — and one of the most needed roles in Pakistan.
Eligibility: Matric (Arts or Science) with min 40% marks · Age 15–40
View program →A PCI-approved Category “B” qualification, affiliated with the Pharmacy Council of Pakistan. Graduates can run a licensed medical store or work in hospital and retail pharmacies. Fee: Rs. 5,000/month.
Details: Matric with Science or Computer Science
View program →Post Basic specializations
Registered nurses can specialize in the units where skilled staff are most needed: Critical Care, Cardiac Care, Pediatric Care, and Trauma & Accidental Emergency. Each is a focused one-year diploma combining classroom study with supervised rotations in the relevant ward — taking you from general duty into specialized critical-care and emergency nursing.
View specializations →Tell us your marks and your goals — the admissions team will explain your options honestly and help you apply. Admissions for 2026 are open and seats are limited.