Cumulative Record for BSc Nursing - A Cumulative/Practical Record for Basic BSc Nursing Course | Semester-wise Clinical Record Book for BSc Nursing Students and Nursing Tutors, Semesters I-VIII: 1

Cumulative Record for BSc Nursing is a semester-wise cumulative and practical record book compiled as per the revised Indian Nursing Council (INC) syllabus for the Basic BSc Nursing Course. Structured across three units and 13 chapters, it is built to be filled in and carried through all 8 semesters of the 4-year program rather than read cover to cover, with dedicated fields for the candidate's name and institution printed on the cover. Unit I sets out the course-wise credit structure for every semester - Theory, Lab/Skill Lab and Clinical credits with contact hours - from Semester I through the 22-week, 1056-hour Internship in Semester VIII. Unit II lays out the Scheme of Examination semester-wise, breaking down Internal Assessment, College Exam and University Exam marks for every course, followed by Examination Regulations covering attendance, pass marks and examiner eligibility. Unit III then works subject by subject - Nursing Foundation, Adult Health Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Child Health Nursing, Mental Health Nursing, Midwifery/Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing, and Internship - through the clinical requirements of each semester. Who This Book Is For: BSc Nursing Students (Basic, 4-Year Program): a single running record to carry across all 8 semesters, from Nursing Foundation in first year through the Internship in the final semester. Nursing Tutors and Educators: a standardized, INC-syllabus-aligned format for assessing and signing off each student's clinical proficiency, semester by semester. Why This Book Helps: Keeps the whole 4-year credit structure in one place: theory, lab/skill lab and clinical credits and contact hours for every course are laid out semester by semester, so students and faculty do not have to cross-reference separate curriculum documents. Clarifies exactly how each course is marked: Internal Assessment, College Exam and University Exam marks are broken down per subject, per semester, for both theory and practical components. Puts the examination regulations in the student's hands: attendance rules, minimum pass marks, grace-mark provisions and examiner qualification criteria are reproduced directly from the INC framework rather than left to separate circulars. Integrates theory with practice: built specifically to help students connect classroom learning to their clinical postings, while giving teachers a consistent way to evaluate that clinical proficiency. Simple and cost-effective: a single compact record replaces the need for multiple separate logbooks across semesters. Key Features: Complete semester-wise coverage of all 8 semesters of the 4-year Basic BSc Nursing program, including the 22-week Internship. 13 chapters of subject-wise clinical requirements, from Nursing Foundation I and II through Midwifery/OBG Nursing I and II to Internship. Full Scheme of Examination tables for every semester, listing Internal Assessment, College Exam, University Exam marks, hours and total marks for each theory and practical course. A dedicated Examination Regulations section detailing attendance requirements, pass marks, grace-mark rules and examiner qualification criteria. Candidate and Institution name fields printed on the cover, ready for direct use as an official clinical/practical record.

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