T. John College of Nursing

T. John School and College of Nursing have observed World Mental Health Day on 9th October 2026 to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and emotional well-being. The programme emphasized the need to promote mental health awareness, reduce stigma associated with mental health conditions.

The event highlighted the importance of self-care, emotional resilience, stress management. 

The initiative encouraged students to recognize mental health as an essential component of overall health and well-being and to contribute towards building a compassionate and mentally healthy society.

An educational visit to Karunashraya – Bangalore Hospice Care Trust was organized for the IV Semester B.Sc. Nursing students on 6 October 2026 to provide practical exposure to palliative care and hospice services. The visit aimed to enhance students’ understanding of holistic care for patients with life-limiting illnesses, with special emphasis on pain and symptom management, emotional support, dignity, and quality of life.

The visit provided a valuable learning experience by bridging theoretical knowledge with practical understanding of palliative and end-of-life care. It also sensitized students to the importance of empathy, compassion, ethical practice, and holistic nursing care in supporting patients and their families during challenging times

 T. John College of Nursing has proudly hosted the Inaugural Ceremony of the RGUHS Bangalore South Zone Men’s and Women’s Inter-Collegiate Table Tennis Tournament 2026–27 on 6th October 2026 at Auditorium-II.

The occasion was graced by our esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. Fr. Alphonse Pius Fernandes SJ, Director, St. Joseph’s University B-Block and Principal, Loyola Degree College. His presence added prestige to the occasion and inspired the participants to uphold the values of sportsmanship and excellence.

The tournament brought together talented student athletes and celebrated their passion for table tennis, competitive spirit, teamwork, and dedication. It provided an exciting platform for young players to showcase their skills, strengthen camaraderie among institutions, and demonstrate the true spirit of healthy competition.

T. John School & College of Nursing successfully organized Placement Drive 2026, providing the nursing students with valuable opportunities to connect with leading healthcare institutions and explore promising career pathways.

The placement drive has taken place on 28.09.2026 to 30.09.2026   for 3rd Year GNM & 4th Year B.Sc. Nursing students at the T. John College Campus.

he programme was conducted based on the theme “Don’t Miss a Beat”, which highlighted the importance of paying attention to heart health and adopting healthy lifestyle practices.

The celebration featured a range of informative and engaging activities, including a Walkathon, insightful guest lecture, poster exhibition, theme dance, quiz, and mime.

A special guest lecture was delivered by Mr. Srikant V., Senior Clinical Cardiac Perfusionist, Narayana Institute of Cardiac Sciences, Bangalore. His session provided valuable insights into cardiovascular health and helped the students understand the importance of heart care, prevention, and timely intervention.

The programme was conducted under the guidance of Prof. Josephine Cynthia. P, Principal, TJSCN & TJCN, and was coordinated by Prof. Lakshmi. S, Prof. Tintin C Francis, and Prof. Lijo Monu John.

The World Heart Day celebration successfully brought together students and faculty to promote awareness about cardiovascular health. The programme served as an effective platform for educating the participants about heart health and encouraged them to adopt healthier lifestyle practices. The celebration concluded with the reinforced message that every heartbeat mattered and that everyone had a role to play in protecting heart health.

T. John School & College of Nursing has organized an Induction Programme for the B.Sc. Nursing 24th Batch and GNM 15th Batch on 23rd September 2026 at 10:00 AM at the TJGI Auditorium-II.

The programme marked the beginning of a new and exciting academic journey for the newly admitted nursing students. The induction programme was conducted to warmly welcome the students into the institution and to familiarize them with the academic environment, institutional culture, values, and expectations of their nursing education.

The programme provided the students with an opportunity to gain a better understanding of their courses, campus life, professional responsibilities, and the importance of discipline, compassion, ethical practice, and dedication in the nursing profession.

The event created a positive, welcoming, and encouraging atmosphere for the new batches as they embarked on their journey towards becoming competent, compassionate, and responsible nursing professionals.

The programme concluded on a positive note, leaving the students motivated and enthusiastic about their academic journey at T. John School & College of Nursing. The institution extended its warm wishes to the B.Sc. Nursing 24th Batch and GNM 15th Batch for a successful and fulfilling journey ahead.

The Department of Medical-Surgical Nursing, T. John College of Nursing, Bengaluru, organized and participated in World Patient Safety Day 2026 on 22 September 2026 in collaboration with Victoria Hospital, Bengaluru. The IV Semester B.Sc. Nursing students actively participated in various awareness activities focusing on patient safety, infection prevention, medication safety, patient identification, effective communication, and prevention of adverse events. The programme enhanced the students’ knowledge and understanding of safe and quality nursing care and emphasized that patient safety is a shared responsibility of all healthcare professionals. The programme was successfully conducted with active participation and enthusiasm from the students.

T. John School & College of Nursing has organized a Value Education Session on “Emotional Intelligence” for 2nd Semester B.Sc. Nursing & II GNM students on 21st September 2026.

The session was led by Mr. Stan Philip, Corporate Trainer, Leadership Coach and Youth Mentor, APC Church, Bangalore. The interactive session focused on understanding emotions, developing self-awareness, managing emotions effectively, and building positive relationships—essential skills for both personal growth and professional nursing practice.

It was a meaningful session that encouraged the students to understand, manage, and grow through their emotions.

A Guest Lecture on Career opportunities in Nursing Education was organized on 02/09/2026 for I year GNM, delivered by alumni from the 2020–2024 batch Ms.Divya Unni, Nursing Tutor, Vimalya College Of Nursing Bangalore, This session aims to provide students with valuable insights into the various career opportunities available in the education sector after completing their nursing courses.

The lecture was focus on career pathways such as Nursing Tutor, Clinical Instructor, Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Professor, Academic Coordinator, and opportunities for higher education and specialization. The guest speaker will also guide students regarding the importance of postgraduate education, professional skills, teaching competencies, and career growth in nursing education.

The Student Nurses Association of T. John School of Nursing and T. John College of Nursing proudly organized AETHERIA 2026 (SNA Annual Meet), a vibrant three-day celebration of talent, sportsmanship, creativity, and togetherness.

Held from 27th to 29th August 2026, AETHERIA 2026 brought students together under one spirit and one stage, creating memorable moments through sports, cultural performances, entertainment, and celebration.

The event commenced on 27th August with the Inauguration and Sports Events, followed by an exciting Cultural Event on 28th August. The celebrations culminated on 29th August with the Final Day and DJ, marking an energetic and unforgettable finale to the three-day celebration.

The session was facilitated by Mr. Stan Philip, Corporate Trainer, Leadership Coach, Youth Mentor, and Value Education professional. The programme focused on helping students understand the importance of self-identity, personal values, confidence, and individuality. Through an interactive and thought-provoking approach, the session encouraged students to reflect on their strengths, values, aspirations, and the role of identity in both their personal and professional lives. The session provided valuable insights for the students, motivating them to develop greater self-awareness, confidence, and a positive sense of identity.

The alumni meet was held on 22nd August 2026 (Saturday) at Auditorium-II, bringing together former students, faculty members, and distinguished guests in an atmosphere of friendship, nostalgia, and celebration. The programme provided a wonderful platform for alumni to reconnect with their classmates, revisit cherished memories, share their professional experiences, and strengthen their association with their alma mater.

The event was graced by Dr. Thomas John, Chairman, T. John Group of Institutions, and Mr. Roy M. Raju, Administrator, T. John Group of Institutions, as distinguished guests. Their presence added great significance to the occasion and encouraged the alumni to remain connected with the institution and contribute to its continued growth.

The session was conducted by Mrs. Bhuvana B.P., Yoga Therapist, who served as the resource person. The lecture focused on the importance of incorporating yoga into daily life to promote physical fitness, mental well-being, relaxation, and a healthy lifestyle.

The students actively participated in the session and gained valuable knowledge about the practical application of yoga for maintaining physical and mental well-being. 

A skill training programme on Disaster Management was conducted for the 8th Semester Basic B.Sc. Nursing students on 28th July 2026.

The session was facilitated by Dr. Dinakar, who provided comprehensive training on the principles and practices of disaster management. The programme covered various aspects of disaster preparedness, response, mitigation, and recovery. Students were educated on the roles and responsibilities of healthcare professionals during disaster situations and the importance of effective coordination and emergency planning.

The training session was interactive and informative, enhancing the students' knowledge and skills in managing disaster-related emergencies. The participants actively engaged in the discussions and gained valuable insights into disaster management strategies applicable in healthcare settings.

The programme was successfully conducted and was beneficial in strengthening the students' competency in disaster management.

T. John College of Nursing successfully organized tour to Dandeli & Goa for the Final Year B.Sc. Nursing (VIII Semester) students from 20th July 2026 to 22nd July 2026.

Throughout the tour, in Dandeli the students have enjoyed the adventurous activities such ziplining, rope activities, and boating. In Goa the students visited several renowned tourist attractions and places of historical and cultural significance in Goa, including beaches, forts, churches, heritage sites, and local markets. The students gained valuable insights into Goa's rich cultural heritage, history, tourism, and environmental conservation. The visit also encouraged interaction among students and faculty, promoting teamwork, leadership, communication skills, and personal development.

The entire tour was conducted smoothly under the guidance and supervision of the faculty members of T. John College of Nursing. 

The trip concluded successfully on, leaving the students with enriching experiences, enhanced confidence, and unforgettable memories.

T. John School and College of Nursing, Bengaluru organized an International Conference on “Mental Health in the Digital Era: Navigating Social Media, Stress and Sleep” on 30th May 2026. The conference aimed to enhance awareness and knowledge regarding the impact of digital technology, social media usage, stress, and sleep on mental health among healthcare professionals, students, and academicians.

The program was inaugurated by Dr. Shailesh G., Principal, T. John College, Bengaluru, and co-chaired by Prof. Josephine Cynthia P., Principal, T. John School and College of Nursing, Bengaluru. The inaugural session included prayer, lamp lighting, welcome address, theme unveiling, guest address, and vote of thanks. 

The conference featured a series of enlightening scientific sessions delivered by eminent national and international experts. The speakers included Mrs. Aruna G., Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatric Nursing, Christian Medical College, Vellore; Dr. Liby Leo Akkara, HOD & Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Sacred Heart College, Kerala; Dr. Thejus Kumar B. R., Consultant Psychiatrist, Cadabams Hospital, Bengaluru; Mrs. Meenu Cherian, Senior Carer, Maria Mallaband Care Group, Manchester, UK; and Dr. Jaisri Moothedath (CPsychol), Psychologist and SEND Behaviour Mentor, Empowering Learning Ltd., London, UK.

The conference witnessed the enthusiastic participation of about 500 delegates, including nursing professionals, faculty members, researchers, and students from various institutions. The conference received scientific papers , providing a platform for researchers and academicians to share their findings and innovative ideas related to mental health.

Mrs. Asha T., Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatric Nursing, Sri Shankara College of Nursing, was appointed as the Observer by the Karnataka State Nursing Council (KSNC) to oversee the proceedings of the conference. The scientific paper presentations were evaluated by Prof. Channabasappa, Head of the Department of Mental Health Nursing, Padmashree College of Nursing, and Mrs. Pauline, Associate Professor, Department of Child Health Nursing, Kempegowda College of Nursing, Bengaluru.

Pre-test and post-test assessments were conducted to evaluate participants’ learning outcomes. The conference concluded with a valedictory session, recognizing the contributions of the speakers, organizers, evaluators, and participants. The event was a grand success, fostering academic excellence and promoting awareness about the importance of maintaining mental well-being in the digital age.

T. John School and College of Nursing organized a guest lecture on the topic “Meaningful Work Leads to Meaningful Life” on 20th May 2026 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM for the 3rd Semester B.Sc. Nursing students and 3rd Year GNM students.

The session was delivered by Mr. Yogesha G, Legal Advisor with M/s. Torishima Pumps India Pvt. Ltd.

The lecture was interactive and inspiring, encouraging students to develop a positive attitude towards their future nursing career. The program concluded with a vote of thanks, and the session was appreciated by all the participants.

The T. John School of Nursing and T. John College of Nursing proudly celebrated International Nurses Day on 12th May 2026 at Auditorium 1 from 9.00 AM to 5.00 PM with great enthusiasm and dedication. The celebration was organized to recognize the invaluable contribution of nurses in promoting health, preventing illness, and providing compassionate care to individuals and communities.

The theme for this year’s celebration, “Our Nurses. Our Future. Empowered Nurses Save Lives”, highlighted the importance of empowering nurses through education, leadership, and professional support to build a healthier future for society.

The event commenced with a prayer dane followed by the lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the spirit and legacy of Florence Nightingale. Faculty members, students, and dignitaries actively participated in the celebration. Various cultural programs, awareness activities, and competitions were conducted to honor the nursing profession and encourage students to uphold the values of care, empathy, and dedication. It was also cherish able that Joy of Giving by Happiness Department of TJS&CN distributed essential needs to our house keeping members and drivers of the institution to highlight the sharing is caring .

The celebration served as a platform to inspire future nurses and strengthen professional pride among nursing students. The program concluded successfully with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all the organizers, participants, and attendees who contributed to making the event memorable and meaningful.

Theme: “One Million More Midwives”

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecological Nursing, T . John School & College of Nursing, organized the Midwives Day program with the participation of 7th Semester and 3rd year GNM students to highlight the importance of midwives in maternal and newborn care on 05/05/2026 at TJCN campus .

The program began with a prayer song, followed by a welcome speech . The Principal unveiled the theme “One Million More Midwives” and emphasized the need for skilled midwives. Prof Archana Sonar, HOD, delivered an informative talk on midwifery.

The event included role play by GNM students, a skit, dance performance, group song, quiz, and a presentation on the history of midwifery, making the program both educational and engaging.

Conclusion:

The event was informative and inspiring, successfully creating awareness about the significance of midwives.

The Environmental Club of T. John School and College of Nursing organized an educational visit to the Indian Institute of Horticultural Research, Bengaluru, on April 15, 2026. A total of 53 students and 3 faculty members participated in the visit, which aimed to provide exposure to horticultural research, sustainable farming practices, and advancements in plant science.

Students actively engaged in laboratory demonstrations and field visits, showing great enthusiasm and curiosity. The visit was informative and enriching, supported by the expertise and hospitality of the IIHR staff.

As part of **National Vaccine Day** celebrations, an awareness program was conducted on 16/03/2026 at Gottigere PHC under the NSS activities.During this program, the 7th Semester students of T. John College of  Nursing actively participated and organized various awareness activities to educate the public about the importance of vaccination.

They highlighted the role of vaccines in preventing infectious diseases, protecting children and adults, and improving overall public health. The programme aimed to encourage people to follow the recommended immunization schedule and to create awareness about the benefits of timely vaccination.

T. John School and College of Nursing organised a Guest Lecture on “Data Security and Cyber Liability in Health Care” on 11th March 2026 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM for the 7th Semester B.Sc. Nursing and 2nd Year GNM students.

The session was delivered by Dr. Shobha Rani V, Principal of Kananka School of Law, Bangalore, who served as the resource person. The lecture focused on the importance of protecting patient data, maintaining confidentiality in digital health records, and understanding the legal responsibilities of healthcare professionals in the era of digital technology.

Overall, the guest lecture was insightful and beneficial, enhancing students’ knowledge about cyber security and legal aspects related to healthcare data management.

T. John School & College of Nursing organised a Guest Lecture on the topic “Mock Trial: Nurses in the Witness Stand” on 28th February 2026 from 1:45 PM to 2:45 PM for 5th Semester B.Sc. Nursing and 2nd Year GNM students.

The session was delivered by Mr. Moses Raj G S, Member of the Karnataka State Bar. The lecture focused on the legal responsibilities of nurses, courtroom procedures, and the role of nurses as witnesses in medico-legal cases. The mock trial demonstration provided practical  insight into legal proceedings, documentation, and professional accountability in nursing practice.

T. John School & College of Nursing organized a Guest Lecture on Mother and Child Tracking Facilitation Center on 27th February 2026 from 12.00 PM to 1.00 PM for 7th Semester B.Sc. Nursing and 2nd Year GNM students. The session was delivered by Dr. Mohammed Talha, UWIN Coordinator – Project Delivery, Greater Bengaluru Authority.

The lecture highlighted the importance of tracking maternal and child health services, digital documentation, and the role of nurses in strengthening public health initiatives. The session was informative and beneficial for the students and they gained a better understanding of the technological advancements in public health tracking systems.

T. John School & College of Nursing, in association with Suraksha Blood Center, successfully organized a Blood Donation Camp on 26th February 2026 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the college campus.

The camp was conducted with the noble message, “A single drop of blood can make a huge difference.” The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, reflecting their strong sense of social responsibility and commitment towards saving lives.

A total of 61 students voluntarily donated blood, contributing generously to this life-saving cause. Their selfless act stands as a testament to the spirit of compassion and service upheld by the institution.

In recognition of the collective effort and active participation, an Award of Appreciation was presented to the college. The successful organization of the camp highlighted the institution’s dedication to community service and healthcare support.

T. John College of Nursing organised a Placement Activity in collaboration with Connect2Overseas for the 7th Semester B.Sc. Nursing students on 20th February 2026 from 3:45 PM to 4:45 PM at the Seminar Hall, TJCN.

The session was designed to guide students on overseas career opportunities, recruitment procedures, eligibility criteria, and documentation requirements for international placements. The representatives from Connect2Overseas provided comprehensive information about the application process, interview preparation, licensing examinations, and global career prospects in the field of nursing.

The programme also offered valuable insights into the LSRW (Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing) components of the IELTS and OET examinations, helping students understand the structure, preparation strategies, and scoring patterns. The interactive session enabled students to clarify their doubts and gain greater confidence in pursuing international career pathways.

T. John School & College of Nursing organized a guest lecture on “Elderly Care in the Community: Innovation” on 17th February 2026 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM for the 3rd Semester B.Sc Nursing and 2nd Year GNM students.

The session was delivered by Dr. Lakshmipathy R.N., MBBS, Medical Officer at UPHC Gottigere. The speaker provided valuable insights into innovative approaches in community-based elderly care, emphasizing preventive strategies, holistic management, home-based services, and the importance of compassionate nursing practice.

The lecture enhanced students’ understanding of geriatric health needs, community interventions, and the role of nurses in promoting quality of life among the elderly population. The session was interactive and informative, encouraging students to adopt innovative and patient-centered approaches in their future professional practice.

The students of 1st year GNM  and B.Sc Nursing of T.John School & College of Nursing  visited the Fire Station at Electronic City on 16.02.26 at 8:15 am to gain practical knowledge about fire safety and disaster management. The session was guided by Fire Station Officer Mr. Manjunath, who explained emergency vehicle operations, fire prevention and control measures, rescue techniques, evacuation methods, and emergency response steps. Students also learned the PASS technique for using fire extinguishers and observed various firefighting equipment such as ABC, CO2, and foam extinguishers, hose pipes, breathing apparatus, ladders, fire alarm systems, and protective clothing. The visit was highly informative and enhanced the students’ understanding of fire safety and disaster preparedness in nursing practice.

The session provided students with valuable insights into the importance of the German language, its growing relevance in the global healthcare sector, and the wide range of opportunities available for higher education and employment abroad. The program helped students gain clarity on how learning a foreign language can enhance their professional growth and international career prospects.

 The session was led by Mr. Krishna Ravindra, Entrepreneur and Author from Germany, who shared his expertise, real-life experiences, and practical guidance on learning German and exploring career pathways in Germany.

The session was highly informative and motivating, encouraging students to aspire for global exposure and skill development in their nursing careers.

Congratulations to Our Proud Achiever!

We are immensely proud to announce that Mr Stephen M, a 6th-semester student at T. John College of Nursing, was selected to represent Karnataka State at the prestigious VIKASITH Bharath Young India Dialogue, held in New Delhi from 6th to 10th January 2026.

This remarkable achievement reflected his dedication, leadership qualities, and commitment to excellence. Being chosen to represent the state at a national-level platform was a matter of great pride for our entire institution.

T. John College of Nursing extends its heartfelt congratulations to Stephen M for this outstanding accomplishment. We wish him continued success and are confident that he will continue to bring laurels to the institution and inspire his peers. Congratulations to Our Proud Achiever!

The Placement Cell of T. John School and College of Nursing successfully organized a comprehensive Campus Recruitment Drive from 11th November 2025 to 20th November 2025 for the outgoing GNM and B.Sc. Nursing batches.

This year’s drive witnessed the enthusiastic participation of reputed healthcare institutions, including Fortis Hospital, Cauvery Hospital Marathahalli, Cauvery Hospital Whitefield, Sakra World Hospital from Bangalore, and Yashodha Hospital, Hyderabad. Their presence provided aspiring nurses with an excellent opportunity to explore diverse clinical environments and career pathways.

Throughout the recruitment period, students underwent multiple stages of evaluation such as group discussions, personal interviews, and technical assessment rounds, enabling them to showcase their knowledge, confidence, and clinical competence.

The drive proved to be a promising platform for students to take their first step into the professional world, while also strengthening the institution’s commitment to quality education and successful career placement.

The Management and Placement Cell extend heartfelt thanks to all participating hospitals and congratulate the students for their active participation and dedication.

The vibrant campus of T. John School of Nursing and T. John College of Nursing came alive on 14 November 2025 as the much-awaited Fresher’s Day – FUEGO was celebrated with great enthusiasm and spirit. The event aimed to warmly welcome the GNM 14th Batch and B.Sc. Nursing 23rd Batch into the TJCN family, setting the tone for a memorable academic journey ahead.

The program commenced with a cheerful welcome, followed by an engaging self-introduction round, where the freshers confidently expressed their aspirations, talents, and excitement about becoming part of the nursing fraternity. This was followed by a series of lively tasks and fun-filled activities, designed to help students bond, showcase their creativity, and break the ice in an enjoyable manner.

One of the major highlights of the event was the much-anticipated Mr. & Ms. Fresher contest.

However, the Fresher’s Day celebration truly marked a vibrant start, igniting the flame of enthusiasm and camaraderie among the students.

T. John School & College of Nursing proudly celebrated World Immunization Day on 10th November 2025 with great enthusiasm and participation from the 6th Semester B.Sc Nursing and 2nd Year GNM students. The program was organized with the objective of strengthening awareness about the importance of vaccination in preventing communicable diseases and promoting a healthier society. 

The event commenced at 10:00 AM and continued until 1:00 PM, featuring insightful educational sessions, demonstrations, and interactive discussions led by students . Students actively participated, showcasing their knowledge and skills related to immunization practices, vaccine handling, and community awareness strategies. 

As future healthcare professionals, the students were encouraged to take a proactive role in advocating the significance of timely immunization and contributing to public health initiatives. The celebration served as a reminder of the vital role nurses play in vaccination programs and disease prevention worldwide. 

T. John School and College of Nursing, as part of the Placement and Training Cell initiatives, organized an enriching Soft Skills Development Program from 4th -5th November,2025 for the III-year GNM and IV-year B.Sc. Nursing students. This program aimed to empower students with essential skills that go hand-in-hand with their professional expertise.

Soft skills play a vital role in shaping one’s career journey—ensuring smooth workplace adaptability, strong communication, and confident performance during interviews. To support this growth, trainers from Magic Bus India Foundation, led by Ms. Sowmya, engaged students in interactive learning sessions focusing on confidence building, resilience training, mock interviews, and dynamic ice-breaking activities.

This initiative truly motivated our budding healthcare professionals to step into their future careers with self-assurance and a competitive edge!

Medical Surgical Nursing Department of T. John School & College of Nursing organized an informative and impactful Guest Lecture as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month on 30th October 2025. The session was specially arranged for 4th Semester B.Sc. Nursing and 2nd Year GNM students with the aim of strengthening their knowledge and awareness regarding breast cancer prevention, early detection, and management.

The lecture was delivered by Dr. Gowtham, Head of Clinical Pharmacology and Clinical Research, Trust Well Hospital. He spoke on the topic “Towards a Cancer-Free Tomorrow: Educate, Empower, Eradicate.” Through his insightful presentation, Dr. Gowtham highlighted the increasing prevalence of breast cancer globally and in India, stressing the importance of timely screening such as breast self-examination (BSE), clinical breast examination, and mammography.

He emphasized the crucial role of nurses in community awareness, patient education, counseling, and early identification of symptoms that can save lives. The resource person also discussed current advancements in treatment, risk factors, preventive strategies, and the need to remove social stigma associated with cancer diagnosis.

T. John School & College of Nursing organized an insightful guest lecture on “Tele-Health and Digital Nursing” for the 1st Year B.Sc Nursing and 1st Year GNM (2025–2026 Batch) students on 28th October 2025 . The session aimed to enhance students’ understanding of emerging trends in the healthcare sector, especially the integration of technology in nursing practice.

The resource person for the session was Dr. Lohith Jadav R, Doctor at Apollo Speciality Hospital, Jayanagar, Bangalore, who shared valuable knowledge on the growing importance of tele-health services, digital healthcare platforms, and the evolving role of nurses in technologically driven healthcare settings.

During the lecture, Dr. Lohith emphasized how tele-health has transformed patient care delivery, especially in remote areas, improving accessibility, efficiency, and continuity of care. He highlighted the significance of digital nursing in electronic health records, tele-consultations, virtual monitoring, and patient data management. The session also included practical insights into digital tools used in modern healthcare systems.

T. John School and College of Nursing commemorated World Menopause Day 2025 on 18th October 2025 with the theme “Lifestyle Medicine: A Pathway to Healthy Menopause.” The session aimed to raise awareness about menopause and promote a holistic approach to women’s health through lifestyle management.

The program was organized by the Obstetrics and Gynaecology department head by Prof.Archana Sonar and co-faculty of the dept for 3rd Year GNM and 6th Semester B.Sc Nursing students, emphasizing the importance of understanding menopause from both clinical and emotional perspectives.

Prof. Josephine Cynthia , Principal, TJCN presided the session and the resource person for the session was Dr. Kaneez Fathima, MBBS, who delivered an insightful and interactive session highlighting the physiological changes during menopause, lifestyle modifications, and effective coping mechanisms to ensure a healthy transition.

The event encouraged future nurses to adopt a compassionate and evidence-based approach in managing menopausal health, fostering awareness and empowerment among women.

T. John School & College of Nursing organized an insightful guest lecture on the topic “Surface Anatomy in Clinical Practice” for the 1st Semester B.Sc Nursing and 1st Year GNM students on 17th October 2025, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

The session was led by Dr. B. S. Huha Jayashree, an expert in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from Resident Care Multispeciality Clinic, Bangalore. The lecture provided students with a deeper understanding of surface anatomy and its vital role in clinical practice.

Dr. Jayashree highlighted the importance of correlating anatomical landmarks with practical nursing assessments and patient care. Through engaging explanations and clinical examples, she emphasized how a clear grasp of surface anatomy enhances accuracy in physical examination, diagnosis, and treatment procedures.

The T. John School and College of Nursing organized an insightful Guest Lecture on “Mental Health in Adolescence” on 15th October 2025, from 1.45 PM to 2.45 PM. The session was specially arranged for 1st Semester B.Sc Nursing and 1st Year GNM (2024–25 and 2025–26 batches) students.

The resource person for the lecture was Ms. Savitha K U, Professor, who holds qualifications in M.Sc. Psychology, M.A. Sociology, and M.Sc. Nursing (Psychiatry).

The session aimed to enhance students’ understanding of the psychological and emotional challenges faced by adolescents, emphasizing the importance of early recognition, communication, and supportive interventions. Ms. Savitha provided valuable insights on coping strategies, stress management, and the role of nurses in promoting adolescent mental well-being.

The lecture concluded with an interactive discussion, where students actively participated and clarified their queries. The event was both informative and inspiring, fostering awareness and empathy among future nursing professionals regarding adolescent mental health issues.

The Department of Mental Health Nursing (MHN), T. John School & College of Nursing, commemorated World Mental Health Day on 10th October 2025 at the T.JCN Campus.

This year’s theme, “Access to Services – Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies,” emphasizes the crucial need for timely mental health care and support during crises, disasters, and emergency situations. The program aimed to raise awareness about the importance of mental well-being and the availability of mental health services, especially for individuals affected by traumatic events.

The event included mindful painting, doodle art, face painting, pick & enact, mime, models, games, exercise,dance & skit to enrich the day Students actively participated, sharing their thoughts on mental resilience and the importance of early intervention.

Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, in association with T. John College of Nursing, proudly hosted the RGUHS Bengaluru South Zone Inter-Collegiate Men’s Football Tournament 2025–2026.

The tournament was held from 16th to 18th September 2025 at the TJGI Turf where 44 teams from Bangalore South Zone took part.  The event was a true celebration of energy, teamwork, sportsmanship, and competitive spirit, showcasing the passion of young athletes for the game.

The tournament was inaugurated on 16th September, 2025 by Mr. Krishna Kumar P.V., Associate PED, GFGC Hesaraghatta, Bangalore. It was organized under the able leadership of Prof. Josephine Cynthia P., Principal, T. John College of Nursing, as Organising Chairperson with Mr. Govind Kumar B, Physical Education Director, T. John College of Nursing, serving as Convener. The valedictory took place on 18/09/25 where Mr. Roy M Raju, Administrator, TJGI validated the winners and runners with the trophy and certificates. The first prize was secured by T .John College of Pharmacy and St. John College of Medical Sciences stood as Runner Ups of this tournament.

T. John School & College of Nursing organised a Guest Lecture on Integrated Pain Management for the 1st and 2nd year GNM students on 9th September 2025 from 2:45 PM to 3:45 PM.

The session was delivered by Mr. Yogananda P, Nursing Officer, Trauma & Emergency Care Centre, Victoria Hospital, BMRCI, Bangalore.

The lecture focused on the importance of understanding pain, its physiology, assessment techniques, and the principles of integrated management using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches. Students were also enlightened on the role of nurses in effective pain management and improving patient outcomes.

T. John School & College of Nursing organised an insightful Guest Lecture on the topic “Breastfeeding – A Lifelong Investment” for the II Year GNM and VI, II Semester B.Sc Nursing students on 30th August 2025.

The session was delivered by Dr. Madhusheela, Vice Principal, Narayana Hrudayalaya College of Nursing, Bangalore, who highlighted the immense importance of breastfeeding as the foundation for lifelong health, nutrition, and emotional bonding.The programme not only deepened the understanding of future nurses but also reinforced their responsibility in advocating for breastfeeding as a global health priority.

 NSS unit of T. John College of Nursing consisting 2nd Sem B. Sc Nursing students successfully conducted a Nashamukti Awareness Programme at Gottigere PHC on 18/08/2025. The initiative aimed to spread awareness among the community about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to encourage a healthy, addiction-free lifestyle.

Through interactive sessions and active participation, the volunteers emphasized the physical, psychological, and social consequences of substance abuse, inspiring individuals to make positive choices for their well-being and the betterment of society.

On 12th August 2025, the students and faculty of T. John School & College of Nursing embarked on an industrial trip to Wonderla, Bangalore. The visit aimed to provide students with a refreshing break from their academic schedule while fostering team spirit, peer bonding, and stress relief. The day was filled with fun, laughter, and memorable moments as participants enjoyed various rides, water attractions, and group activities, making it a truly rejuvenating experience for all.

The Placement Cell of T. John School and College of Nursing organised a session on Career Opportunity with Internship in Nursing in Australia to educate the final year students of GNM and B. Sc Nursing on 06/08/2025 at TJCN Seminar Hall.

Mr. Abhineet Srivatsan, Founder, JASVEE International addressed the nursing students to expand their limits to take up the oppportunities laid ahead in healthcare sector abroad.

T. John School & College of Nursing promisingly succeeded the host of Student Nurses Association’ Annual Meet on 28,29th July & 01st August, 2025 whereas the 

the much-awaited Intercollegiate Cultural Festival: AETHERIA 2k25 on 30&31 August, 2025.

The atmosphere was filled with excitement and anticipation as students, faculty, and distinguished guests gathered to celebrate the confluence of creativity, passion, and youthful energy, bringing together participants from various colleges under one festive roof.

A week filled with sports , literary competition and cultural event’s resonated the TJCN campus with active participation of students. Likewise, AETHERIA witnessed nearly 4500 students participation from across Bangalore to mark it as a great gathering of talent.

Football, Gully Cricket, Throw Ball, IPL Auction, BGMI, COD, Carroms, Solo Song, Solo Dance , Group Song, Group Dance and Fashion Show set the benchmark to the upcoming event.

Prof . Josephine Cynthia P, Principal , Ms. Lenya Ann Mohan, SNA Advisor,Mr. Suresh, SNA Vice- President and faculty and students  of TJCN express their heartfelt gratitude  to Dr. Thomas P. John, Chairman & Mr. Roy M Raju Administrative Officer, TJGI for their unwavering support and encouragement in organising this event.

The annual Sports Day at T. John School of Nursing and T. John College of Nursing was held with great enthusiasm and vibrant energy on 18/07/2025. The event began with the March Past by the students representing 4 groups like Slytherians, Griffinders , Huffle Puff and Raven Claws in the presence of Mr. Roy M Raju, the administrator, TJGI and Prof. Josephine Cynthia P, the principal, TJCN, Ms. Lenya Ann Mohan, SNA Advisor and all 4 groups were led by Mr. Suresh, SNA Vice President and members of Student Nurses’ Association.

The day featured a variety of athletic events, including sprints, relay races, jumps, throws, tug of war, football, cricket, badminton and scavenger hunt encouraging active participation from students and staff alike.

The entire campus was filled with cheer and excitement as students showcased their sportsmanship, discipline, and team spirit.

“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door”, with this quote the session on “Opportunities for Freshers- in India as well as abroad” under National Skill Development Corporation International was conducted by the Placement Cell of T. John School of Nursing & T. John College of Nursing for the third year GNM & IV-year B.SC. Nursing students to establish their career. The session was held on 07/07/2025 between 2:45 to 3:45 PM at TJCN Campus. 

Mr. Lijo Antony, Marketing Head, Ajinorah Institutions addressed our going to be nurses soon and guided them about optimal use of opportunities come up in the field of nursing across the globe.  

“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food”, it was so appropriate to explain the Food Fest hosted by Student Nurses’ Association of T. John School of Nursing and T. John College of Nursing on 04/07/25 at TJGI campus.  

It was a great experience for the food lovers to fulfil their taste buds with wide variety of snacks, chat, beverages, appetisers and main course.  

Indeed, it was an excellent opportunity to have enjoyed the culinary skills of our Nursing students and faculty. 

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As a mark of commemorating International Nurses Week 2025, Student Nurses’ Association of T. John School & College of Nursing organised a Free Health Check Up for all the staff and students of TJGI on 10/05/2025 at Fundamental Lab, TJCN campus.

The Nursing department conducted screening and testing of Hypertension, Diabetes and Haemoglobin test along with free general consultation with Dr. Lakshmipathy, Medical Officer, PHC, Gottigere.

The commitment and dedication shown by the staff and student nurses of TJS&CN in promoting the wellbeing of the campus was truly remarkable to host this event.

“From Campus to Clinics in Germany “: a seminar by Placement Cell of T. John School and College of Nursing was organised for the final year students of GNM and B. SC. Nursing on 05/05/2025 at TJCN campus.

Mr. Gregory Samuel, the chairman, Ms.Dhwari Thakkar, and Ms. Rekha Thakkar from K12 Plus Global Educations addressed the Nursing students about the significance of learning German and Japanese languages in getting placed at globally recognised hospitals.

Prof. S. Lakshmi, Co-ordinator of Placement Cell introduced the resource personnel to the students where students were educated about the crucial aspects of learning German and Japanese languages.

On 25/03/2025, the Placement Cell of T. John School and College of Nursing hosted a seminar on “Want to Study Nursing in Abroad “for the final year students of GNM & BSC (N), TJS&CN to help students to understand the dynamics of nursing in abroad. It was focused on Canada, Australia, Singapore, USA, and UK universities where they can pursue nursing education.

Mr. Francis Kalliath, CEO , Overseas Education Excellence and Head of Operations of Karnataka Global Reach Overseas Education, demonstrated the students about  topic thoroughly out of his expertise and experience in this field.

Finally, session turned out to be interactive one where students could clear all their doubts about flying to abroad for higher education.

Placement Cell of T. John School & College of Nursing organised a seminar on “Ethical Immigration Opportunities for Nursing Professionals to Germany”. Prof S Lakshmi, Coordinator, TJCN Placement Cell welcomed the resource persons to the session which was then engaged by Dr. Naresh Bhati, CEO, Director & and his team, namely, Ms. Shabana and Mohammed Amit, the Coordinators, WellCare Overseas Education, Bangalore Karnataka.

 The trio showed about the potential opportunities to be explored by the Nurses in overseas. Students of final year GNM and BSC Nursing gained a first-hand information about how to get placed in Germany with ethical and legal means.

Overall, it was a great learning for our budding nurses.

As the topic explains, it’s so crucial to know about the preventive measures of Cancer before it succumbs our lives.

Dr. Nithin Yashas Murthy , Consultant- Medical Oncologist and Hemato Oncologist took the session to raise awareness about HPV vaccination to prevent Cancer.  The session was truly very informative and helpful for students who are into healthcare sector to understand it better. Overall, the lecture was well interactive and followed by the feedback session.

T. John School & College of Nursing hosted a guest lecture on “Bio- medical waste management” for I year GNM and I  semester B. Sc. Nursing students on 14/12/2024 .A team headed by Mr. Mallikarjuna Swamy, Executive Nursing Officer, accompanied by Mr. James, Mr. Imran from Manipal (Jayanagar) Hospital Bangalore addressed the nursing students in detail about  the procedure to discard Bio medical waste, its segregation, importance and its effects on general public and specific impact on patients and medical staff. Talk also included dissemination of infections in hospitals and other healthcare settings with the main purpose of reducing infection rates.

Topics like Hand hygiene, handling blood & body fluid, safety measures, disinfection, CSSD, sorting & transporting linen, hand washing, safe disposal of biomedical waste, segregation of BMW Mgt - coding in hospital, legal and ethical issues associated was also discussed in the session.

The Christmas Carols & celebration at T. John School & College of Nursing, organised by Student Nurses’ Association and Happiness Department of TJCN on 04/12/2024 was a joyous and memorable event, bringing together students, faculty, and staff to celebrate the festive.  

Students immersed themselves with thrilling games songs and dances and even exchanged greetings & gifts. Lately, our choir ignited the evening with tuneful carols in the presence of the chief guest, Dr. Thomas P John, Chairman, TJGI, Mr. Roy M Raju, Administrator, TJGI and Prof. Josephine Cynthia P, Principal, TJCN along with esteemed principals and faculty of TJGI.  

Thus, the celebration mesmerised and left everyone with fond memories and a sense of community at TJS&CN campus.  

T. John School & College of Nursing hosted a guest lecture on “Infection Control in Clinical Setting” for I year GNM and I & ll semester B. Sc. Nursing students on 21/11/2024 .A team headed by Mr. Mallikarjuna Swamy, Executive Nursing Officer,Manipal Hospital Bangalore addressed the nursing students about how the policy and procedures implemented to control and minimise the dissemination of infections in hospitals and other healthcare settings with the main purpose of reducing infection rates.

Topics like Hand hygiene, handling blood & body fluid, safety measures, disinfection, CSSD, sorting & transporting linen, hand washing, safe disposal of biomedical waste, segregation of BMW Mgt - coding in hospital was discussed in the session.

Everything's always ending. But everything's always beginning, too. — Patrick Ness

T. John School & College of Nursing witnessed the dual occasion ie Lamp Lighting Ceremony for its 13th batch of GNM and 22nd batch of B.Sc. Nursing students and Graduation Day ceremony for its 11th batch of GNM and 18th batch of B.Sc. Nursing students on 15/11/2024 at TJGI campus. The event was presided by the chief guest Dr. Santham Sweet Rose, Principal, College of Nursing Sciences, Dayanand Sagar University, Bangalore. Dr. J. Balalakshmi, Principal, The Oxford College of Nursing, Bangalore was the Guest of Honour where as Dr. Thomas P John, the chairman of TJGI and Prof. Josephine Cyntia P, Principal, T. John School & College of Nursing shared the stage with the guests.

By lighting the lamp and taking the oath, our freshers solemnly pledge to dedicate & commit themselves to serve the society and on the other hand, graduates entered into the new phase by getting graduated on this auspicious occasion.

Once again. T. John School & College of Nursing wholeheartedly welcomes the new joiners and congratulates the graduates!!!!!!!

Freshers’ Day; an Ecstasy

The students and faculty of Nursing spiked with joy and merriment on 11/11/2024 to welcome our newly joined students from both GNM and BSc Nursing, batch 20 23-24 to the family of T Jonh School and College of Nursing. Apparently, the day was taken off swiftly by our senior students and event was packed with various activities and tasks to be performed by our newly joined students. Cheers and laughter echoed in our nursing premises when our toddlers walked us through self -introduction. MR and Miss Fresher were picked up among them and winners of activities were rewarded. Overall, Fresher’s Day made them to feel home and encouraged to assimilate with an established environment of Nursing.

Overall, Freshers’ Day is a stepping stone to embrace the new academic journey and explore campus life and create lasting memories.

Once again, Welcome and best wishes on your new phase!!!!!!

Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department of T. John School &College of Nursing organised a seminar on Menstrual Health for all the female students of GNM and B.Sc. Nursing courses on 09/11/2024 at TJCN campus. Dr. Farida H Bengali, Sreeja Unnithan, Corporate Trainer, Ohygeia demonstrated Menstrual Cup to the students and there by maintaining personal hygiene during periods. An interactive Q&A session facilitated students to know more about their health and wellness.

Department of Mental Health Nursing of T. John School & College of Nursing commemorated World Mental Health Day on the theme “It’s time to Prioritise your Mental Health at Workplace” on 10/10/2024 at TJCN campus. Prof. Josephine Cynthia P, Principal and HoD of Mental Health Nursing, TJCN inaugurated the event by unveiling the theme whereas Prof. Memi Chand demonstrated the oat to the gathering to promote the significance of mental health.

All faculty and students across the batches actively participated in activities like Meditation, Essay Writing, Face Painting, Poster Making, Colouring and Mystery Maneuver and the winners of the competitions were rewarded with certificates and medals.  Overall, it was indeed a thoughtful event to look into our mental health for all other aspects of wellbeing and establish ourselves at work place.

On 23rd and 24th of February, T John school and College witnessed the confluence of 530 participants across the country at its 2-day International Conference which was held on the theme, “Nursing 2.0: The Integration of Innovation in Nursing Practice, Education, Management and Research.”

 All the dignitaries, renowned speakers, research scholars, participants and budding nurses of TJS&CN were welcomed by our respected Principal Josephine Cynthia ma’am to this intellectual and resourceful forum. Mrs. Kavitha, Chief of Nursing, Victoria Hospital presided over the forum and ignited the minds of participants by giving speech on the theme. Resource personalities from national and international grades engaged the sessions as per the set timings. Dr, Bindu Mathew, Dean Faculty of Nursing, RGUHS took a session on “Transformational and Transactional Leadership & Succession Planning in Nursing” followed by the session on “Emerging Technology in Clinical Care” by Ms. Sara Omen, Nursing Superintendent, St. John’s Hospital.

 Virtual sessions were taken up by Dr. Aziz Rahman, Research Advisor, Federation University, Australia on “Evidence -Based Practice in Clinical Area” followed by Prof. Shariful Islam, Associate Professor, Melbourne Burwood Campus, Australia addressed the participants on “Tele-Health & Virtual Care Technology.”

All the participants reassembled with the same enthusiasm on the second to experience the knowledge delivered by our ingenious speakers like Ms. Ujjuala Valsala Francis, Associate Professor, Westfort College of Nursing who educated us on “Artificial Intelligence and Its Uses in Nursing Education”. “Forensic Nursing” was dealt in the next session by Mr. Unni Krishnan, Senior Nursing Officer, JIPMER, Puducherry. Prof. Punitha, Principal, Kasturba Gandhi College of Nursing, Puducherry explained the topic “Nurse’s Visibility in Research Publications”.

 Paper presentation was precisely executed under the evaluation of Mr. Chethan, Associate Professor, RV College of Nursing, Bangalore and Ms. Jinila Josphine, Observer, KSCN, Bangalore.

Looking ahead the reinforcement of the theme in academic research and grassroot initiative at students’ level our conference came to an end by commemorating every individual who contributed towards the success of this event.

“May the light you carry heal the pains of people you serve and care as a nurse”, quotes Smt. Saraswathi M N, the Chief Guest on the occasion of Lamp Lighting Ceremony of 21st batch of BSc(N) and 12th batch of GNM which was held on 13th January 2024.

Lamp lighting ceremony was aimed to illuminate the path of knowledge, swear in the professional obligations and keep a moral check upon code of conduct of our emerging nurses. The ceremony was inaugurated by lighting a lamp by our dignitaries which emphasized its symbolic representation of dispelling the darkness and ignorance. The commemoration of Florence Nightingale set the tone for the event and connected participants with professional values. Symbolic gesture, such as passing the flame from one lamp to another and swearing in Nurses’ pledge, were incorporated to reinforce the interconnectedness of knowledge sharing and collaboration. This served as a reminder to promise to uphold the oath, do no harm, practice discretion and be dedicated to their work as a nurse.

Proclamation of College Annual Report by our esteemed Principal, Prof, Josephine Cynthia P, ensured a comprehensive performance and strategic measures taken by TJCN in achieving its vision and mission over the past years. Event’s Chief Guest, Smt. Saraswathi M N, Chief of Nursing at Kauvery Hospital, Banglore addressed our budding nurses with personal anecdotes,  and professional ethics which ignited the minds of our students. Guest Honour, DR. T. D. Kemaparaju, Campus Director, T John Group of Institutions, gave an inspiring speech stressing on the contributions of nurses to the humanity.

Respected parents, witnessed this remarkable occasion and expressed a lasting appreciation for the achievements. Our adorned nursing students participated actively by lighting their lamps fostered a sense of belonging and shared responsibility for their journey ahead. The event’s ambience was enhanced by resonating music by TJCN choir and created a solemn yet celebratory atmosphere.

In essence, lamp lighting ceremony succeeded as a symbol of illumination of wisdom and shared aspirations towards professional endeavors.

An Unforgettable Day of Laughter and Creativity! The Happiness Department of T. John School & College of Nursing made October 14, 2023, a day to remember for all our GNM & BSC students. From the hilarious 'Monkey See, Monkey Do' to the 'Do Not Laugh' challenge, and a burst of creativity in the Doodle Making Competition – it was all about spreading smiles and igniting imagination. Cheers to an event filled with joy and artistry!

The RGUHS Bengaluru Zone Inter-Collegiate Football Men’s Tournament held from September 4th to September 7th 2023 at TJGI International Football Turf which is situated in T. John College of Nursing, Bangalore, was a resounding success, bringing together 66 enthusiastic teams and featuring a total of 67 exhilarating matches. The event was marked by fervent support from the crowd and thrilling performances on the field.

The tournament kicked off with a grand inauguration ceremony on September 4th, 2023. The event was honored by the presence of distinguished guests, including Chief Guest: Dr. B Vasantha Shetty, Deputy Registrar, RGUHS, Guest of Honor, TJGI, Mr. Ramanjinappa M Bengaluru Zone Sports Coordinator, Dr. T. D Kemparaju, Campus Director and Prof Josephine Cynthia P, Principal, T. John College of Nursing, Bangalore. Their inspiring speeches emphasized the importance of sportsmanship, unity, and healthy competition. The ceremony set a positive and energetic tone for the entire tournament.

The four days of intense competition showcased the passion and dedication of the participating teams. The matches were characterized by remarkable teamwork, skillful maneuvers, and incredible sportsmanship.

The tournament concluded on September 7th, 2023, with the following results:

Winner: Acharya Institute of Allied Health Sciences, Bangalore

Runner-Up: St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore

The winners received trophies, medals, and certificates, while individual achievers were acknowledged for their outstanding performances by our respected Mr. Roy M Raju, Administrative Officer, TJGI and Prof. Josephine Cynthia P, Principal, T. John College of Nursing, Bangalore.

It was a spectacular event that showcased the passion and talent of football enthusiasts. The organizing committee extends its gratitude to all participants, volunteers, and spectators who contributed to the success of the event. The support of the spectators, the presence of esteemed dignitaries, and the exceptional performance of the teams made it a resounding success.

The Happiness Department of TJSN & TJCN have organised treasure hunt and Charades for the students on 16/08/23 at our college premises. The students enthusiastically participated and showcased their talents. The atmosphere filled with excitement, students immersed themselves in health competition, all while building teamwork, strategic thinking, and valuable skills. These events were met with great joy and enthusiasm, enhancing the overall college experience for everyone involved.

We have conducted Graduation Ceremony for Basic B.sc Nursing (Batch 2018-22) and G.N.M (Batch 2019-22) at T. John School & College of Nursing on 8th July 2023

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The T. John School and College of Nursing successfully hosted the International Conference 2023 on the theme "NURSING CARE ANEW: A METAMORPHOSIS" on 24th July 2023 at the TJGI Auditorium - 1 Bangalore. The presence of dignitaries, an impressive line-up of scholars from across the globe, the support of sponsors and media partners, an array of carefully selected well-
researched and well-presented papers on the subject, all came together to help our team to admirably conclude this huge endeavor.

The conference commenced with the registration in full swing at the registration desk. The event brought together total of 475 participants registered from various institutions and hospitals. Among the participants, there were undergraduate and postgraduate students, staff nurses, and faculties.

The conference was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Mrs. Latha Nonis, Head of Nursing Department; Fortis Hospital Bannerghatta Road Bangalore in the presence of Dr. Kemparaju; Campus Director TJGI, Professor Josephine Cynthia, Principal, T John school and College of Nursing, Professor Rosamma Joseph, Vice Principal, T John school and College of Nursing and other dignitaries.

Soon after the inaugural session, the first session on "FOSTERING HABIT OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE" began at 11:40 am. The Keynote speaker for this session was Dr. Maryann Washington, Professor, Nursing Research, Division of Epidemiology and Population Health, St. Johns Medical College and Hospital Bangalore. She gave a brief overview of the concept of factors contributing to the emphasis of EBP through developing curiosity, creativity, and divergent thinking.

The second session was at 12:24 pm presented virtually by Ms. Maricar C. Delgado, Out-patient Nursing Supervisor, Saudi German Hospital, Aseer on "TRANSFORMING PRACTICES FOR COMPASSIONATE PATIENT CARE". She introduced the topic for the session and focused on how the simplest act of compassion can make the patient more comfortable.

The third session on “REVOLUTIONIZING TEACHING LEARNING PRACTICES FOR QUALITY EDUCATION" began at 1:10 pm and was held by Ms. Maura McGettrick, Specialist Coordinator, Health Service Executive CNME, Sligo, Ireland. The session was online and enlightened the participants with the phases of transformative learning initially which included disorienting dilemma, self-examination, critical assessment, recognition of shared experience, exploring options for new behavior, planning a course of action, acquisition of knowledge, trying new roles, building confidence and reintegration.

The fourth session began soon after the lunch break. The session on "OPTIMIZING NURSING RESOURCES FOR QUALITY PATIENT CARE" by Dr. Jasmine Joseph, Principal, Vydehi Institute of Nursing Sciences and Research Centre Bangalore. She enlightened me about Quality Nursing care and the crucial role played by the nurse in the health care system.

The session was concluded with a valedictory function.

This conference symbolizes a profound transformation in nursing. It signifies a shift in nursing towards a patient-centered, evidence-based, and technologically integrated approach. Conference highlighted the importance of collaboration, patient empowerment, cultural sensitivity, and ongoing professional development.

T. John School and College of Nursing, Happiness Department celebrated World Earth Day on 17th April 2023 at the T. John School and College of Nursing campus. The theme for this event – “Lets Restore Our Happiness”, which was aligned with related events like Treasure Hunt and Stand-up Comedy. Students’ enthusiastic participation made the event a great success. 

“Nursing is a progressive art such that to stand still is to go backwards.” 

-Florence Nightingale

The ‘Lamp Lighting and Oath Taking Ceremony’ of the 11th batch of GNM and 20th batch of BSc Nursing students of T. John school and college of Nursing have made a new beginning on 15th February 2023, at TJGI auditorium, Bangalore. 

The Lamp Lighting Ceremony held as a tribute to Florence Nightingale is an auspicious occasion in every nurse’s life. The budding nurses adorned in their uniforms for the first time, formally marks the student’s entry into the nursing profession. 

On this occasion, the student nurses took the Nightingale pledge to practice professional nursing with dignity and integrity in the presence of distinguished guests, peers, faculty, and parents. 

The august dignitaries on the dais lighted the lamp and inaugurated the ceremony. 

Dr. Bindhu Mathew, Dean, Faculty of Nursing, Rajiv Gandhi University of health sciences, Vice Principal, St. Johns' college of Nursing, Bangalore was the chief guest of the Ceremony and the Guest of Honor, Dr. Thomas P John Chairman, T. John Group of Institutions, Bangalore and Dr. TD Kemparaju, Campus Director, T. John group of institutions congratulated the budding nurses in this event and blessed them to practice their profession with sincerity and loyalty. 

The T. John School and college of Nursing family wishes the students the best of everything.

Cancer has been around as long as we can remember and it is the biggest cause of death all around the world. To battle cancer and the fear it brings with the name, World Cancer Day is being observed every year on 4th February. World Cancer Day urges people to band together and combat the illness via early identification, treatment and spiritual support. 

Students and Teachers of T. John School and College of Nursing gathered together to know more about the importance of the day through a Guest speaker Dr. Shobha K, Associate Professor, Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bangalore. She enriched the audience with her knowledge and then the students of Nursing College presented their posters and also participated in model making competition. 

The World Cancer Day 2022 – 2024 theme is ‘Close the Care Gap’. The focus in 2022 was ‘Realising the Problem’ This year, for World Cancer Day 2023, the theme is ‘Uniting Our Voices and Taking Action’, which will be followed by, ‘2024: Together, We Challenge Those in Power’, thus concluding the three-year campaign.  

The World Cancer Day raises awareness on eradicating misinformation and myths about the disease. T. John School and College of Nursing students put their hands together for the awareness program which was a great success. 

Every year, on 1st December, the world commemorates world AIDS DAY. People around the world unite to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from on AIDS-related illness.

 we, T. John college of Nursing with the aid of NSS Unit of our college held an awareness rally on 1st December 2022 to Kalena agrahara and then to Gottigere Primary Health Centre from our college campus at 9:30 AM. The rally was inaugurated by our Nursing college principal Prof. Josephine Cynthia. Students and Teachers were part of the rally and the NSS Unit of our college enacted a roleplay regarding the awareness of AIDS among the public. The gathering at the Primary Health Centre, was addressed by Dr. Lakshmipathi, Senior Medical Officer, Primary Health Centre , Gottigere.

The Students of T. John college of Nursing, showed their love and concern to the people who suffer from AIDS.

T. John College of Nursing welcomed its new batch of B.Sc. Nursing 1st year (2022-23 Batch) by conducting an Induction Programme.

The programme was commenced with a prayer song followed by the inauguration of the programme by the lighting of the lamp by Prof. Josephine Cynthia, Principal, T John College of Nursing; Prof. Rosamma Joseph, Vice Principal, T John College of Nursing and 2 student volunteers from the new batch.

We welcomed our students with an energetic welcome speech delivered by Prof. Rosamma Joseph, Vice-Principal, TJCN.

Prof. Josephine Cynthia, Principal, TJCN oriented all the new students along with their parents to rules and regulations, the procedure for academic activities such as sessional tests, assignments, seminar presentations, summer training, semester examination, papers to be taught with the names of the teachers, etc. The programme also covered the briefing on academic activities, SNA activities, Happiness department activities and other aspects of the institute.

T. John College of Nursing welcomes all the newcomers with open arms! We are proud to have you with us. We all have faith that you’ll deliver results, excel, and make us all proud.

We wish you all the best!

“There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.”

T. John School and College of Nursing organized and celebrated its annual SNA (Students Nurses Association) meet- 'IGNITO 2022' in the past week from 1st of August to 5th of August 2022 with plenty of enthusiasm and energy.

IGNITO 2022 began with its inauguration on the 1st through the launching of the poster by Mr. Roy M Raju, Administrative Officer, T. John Group of Institutions; Prof. Josephine Cynthia, Principal, T John College and School of Nursing and Prof. Rosamma Joseph, Vice Principal, T John College and School of Nursing. Varied cultural events such as poster making, doodle art, bottle art, poetry, essay writing, short story writing, debate, elocution, quiz, etc, were kept on days prior to the inauguration. Sports events were kept on the 3rd of August for both students and faculty members.

The 4th and the 5th of August consisted of other cultural events such as solo song, solo dance, group song, group dance, fashion show, talent show, mime, and conclusion with a D J party.

The students and faculty members won varied prizes for their accomplishments in the varied competitions held and made this annual meet a complete success! We wish all the winners and the winning group very warm congratulations! And appreciate all the students and faculty members for their active participation!

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"The future is always uncertain, but we who celebrate what you have done, who celebrate all of your achievements, we are certain of one thing on this day: You will not let us down." 

T. John College of Nursing celebrated the much-awaited Graduation Ceremony of its beloved Graduates of the 2016-20 batch and 2017- 21 batch. The Ceremony was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by Mr. Mohan Hariharan, Director, Manipal University, Jayanagar, Bangalore; Dr. Thomas P John, Chairman, T John Group of Institutions;  Dr. T D Kemparaju, Campus Director, T John Group of Institutions; Prof. Josephine Cynthia,  Principal, T John College of Nursing; Prof. Rosamma Joseph, Vice- Principal, T John College of Nursing and a Graduate student. The Ceremony was also blessed with the presence of Mr. Roy M Raju, Administrative Officer, T John Group of Institutions.

The Ceremony consisted of Graduate students taking an oath and the dignitaries addressing the gathering. The best academic performer, best clinical performer, and the best outgoing student awards have been distributed to the deserving graduates from both batches.

T. John College of Nursing also honored the College toppers from the 2020 and 2021 batches.

The ceremony ended with giving the vote of thanks by Prof. Rosamma Joseph, Vice-Principal, TJCN.

We congratulate our Graduates and wish them all the best in all their future endeavors!

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"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." - Steve Jobs

T. John School and College of Nursing has put a step ahead in making their budding nurses a 'Future Leaders'.

An International Conference was organized on 17th June 2022 themed "Innovation and Transformation of Nursing during Pandemic". The conference aimed to explore the possibilities towards better health care with regard to improving Nursing Education and Services.

The conference was inaugurated by our distinguished Chief Guest, Mr. Somashekharaya Kalmath, Senate Member, RGUHS, Bangalore, Associate Professor, KLES College of Nursing Sciences, Hubli, Karnataka; our honorable Campus Director, Dr. T D Kemparaju, T. John Group of Institutions, Bangalore and our esteemed Principal, Prof. Josephine Cynthia, T John School and College of Nursing, Bangalore.

The event brought together a total of 275 participants consisting of graduates, post-graduates, faculties, and nursing staff from various institutions & hospitals across the country. The 5 amiable resource persons who graced the conference with their insightful knowledge on the varied topics were Ms. Rosalinda N Buenaseda, ACNO, Saudi German Hospital- Aseer, Saudi Arabia; Dr. Pavithran Rayaroth, Principal, Institute of Nursing Sciences and Research, Kannur, Kerala; Dr. D Santhem Sweet Rose,  Principal, Makunda Christian College of Nursing, Assam; Ms. Rose Mary Anthony, Nursing Superintendent, Manipal Hospital, Malleswaram, Bangalore, and Ms. Teresa Donnelly, Director center of Education for Nursing & Midwifery, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland.

Paper presentations were conducted online as well as offline which were evaluated by Ms. Sujatha, Principal, Sri Sharadha College of Nursing, Bangalore, and Ms. Shani, Principal, Vidyakirana College of Nursing. The best Paper Presenter award was given to Ms. Arpita Pradhan from Narayana Vidyalaya with Trophy & certificate.

Ms. Sofia Rani, Principal,  Viswasai College of Nursing, the appointed KNC Observer of the conference. KNC granted 8 credit points for the conference.

The conference was sponsored by Manipal Hospitals, Jayanagar Branch, Medlern, Medivaah, Federal bank, Learn Care India, Union Bank, Welfare Overseas Education, Indian Petrol Bunk, Bio–Lab, Aalynn Innovtech, CBS Publishers, Friends Tailor, and Deva Matha Catering Services.  

The conference was successfully concluded with a report by Prof. Lakshmi, Associate Professor,  T John College of Nursing; and participants from varied institutions giving in their optimistic feedback on the informative sessions of the conference.'

The Conference has shown the way to what can be achieved through such events and have the active participation from students and academics.

“Be the light that helps others see; it is what gives life its deepest significance.”

T. John School and College of Nursing joyfully organized Lamp Lighting Ceremony for the 19th Batch of B.Sc. Nursing and 10th Batch of GNM students on 20th April 2022. Honorable Chief Guest Mrs. Pushpa M.V, Chief Nursing Officer, Sakara World Hospital, Bangalore, and Guest of Honour Dr. T. D. Kemparaju, Campus Director, TJGI, galvanized the gathering by their motivating words. Our budding nurses lit their candles and took oath which was delivered by our respected Principal, Prof. Josephine Cynthia P. Freshers and their parents were filled with joy and could see the sparkle in their eyes as they stepped into this noble profession. We also congratulated University toppers with awards and prizes from each batch of B.Sc. Nursing and GNM.