BSc Nursing Notes: Free Download PDF (1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Year)

Preparing for BSc Nursing exams can feel overwhelming with a syllabus that stretches across eight semesters and dozens of subjects.

This page brings together free, downloadable PDF notes for every subject – organized year by year, semester by semester.

All notes are aligned with the Indian Nursing Council (INC) B.Sc. Nursing curriculum. Whether you are in your first year or finishing your fourth, you’ll find exactly what you need below.

Subjects marked * include integrated practical/clinical content alongside theory.


1st Year BSc Nursing Notes (Semester I & II)

The foundation year covers basic sciences, anatomy, physiology, sociology, and psychology – subjects that underpin all of nursing practice in later years.

Semester I

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1Applied AnatomyDownload Here
2Applied PhysiologyDownload Here
3Applied SociologyDownload Here
4Applied PsychologyDownload Here
5Nursing Foundations I*Coming Soon

Semester II

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1Applied BiochemistryComing Soon
2Applied Nutrition and DieteticsComing Soon
3Nursing Foundations II*Coming Soon
4Health/Nursing Informatics & TechnologyComing Soon

2nd Year BSc Nursing Notes (Semester III & IV)

The second year steps into clinical sciences – microbiology, pharmacology, pathology, and the first introduction to Medical-Surgical Nursing with integrated pathophysiology.

Semester III

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1Applied Microbiology and Infection Control including SafetyComing Soon
2Pharmacology IComing Soon
3Pathology IComing Soon
4Adult Health (Medical Surgical) Nursing I
with Integrated Pathophysiology*
Coming Soon

Semester IV

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1Pharmacology II*Coming Soon
2Pathology II & GeneticsComing Soon
3Adult Health Nursing II with Integrated Pathophysiology including Geriatric NursingComing Soon
4Professionalism, Professional Values & Ethics including BioethicsComing Soon

3rd Year BSc Nursing Notes (Semester V & VI)

Third year broadens into specialised streams – child health, mental health, community health, OBG nursing, and nursing management – along with epidemiology and forensic nursing.

Semester V

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1Child Health Nursing I*Coming Soon
2Mental Health Nursing IComing Soon
3Community Health Nursing I
(including Environmental Science & Epidemiology)
Coming Soon
4Educational Technology / Nursing EducationComing Soon
5Introduction to Forensic Nursing and Indian LawsComing Soon

Semester VI

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1Child Health Nursing IIComing Soon
2Mental Health Nursing IIComing Soon
3Nursing Management & LeadershipComing Soon
4Midwifery / Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBG) Nursing I*Coming Soon

4th Year BSc Nursing Notes (Semester VII & VIII)

The final year covers Community Health II, OBG II, and Nursing Research & Statistics, before the intensive internship residency posting in Semester VIII.

Semester VII

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1Community Health Nursing IIComing Soon
2Nursing Research & StatisticsComing Soon
3Midwifery / Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBG) Nursing IIComing Soon

Semester VIII

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1Internship – Intensive Practicum / Residency Posting*

Disclaimer: All notes shared here are for educational purposes only. They are meant to supplement classroom learning and prescribed textbooks – not replace them. Always refer to your INC syllabus books for exam preparation. Subjects marked * include practical/clinical components.

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