Life on Campus

Campus Life & Student Welfare

A nursing degree is demanding, so the campus is set up to make the rest of student life easier — safe accommodation, reliable transport, places to eat, and people to turn to when you need help.

Residential Hostel

On-campus hostel rooms for students who live outside Delhi, with a quiet atmosphere to study in and staff on duty around the clock.

Furnished rooms with study tables and wardrobes
CCTV surveillance and a resident warden
Mess serving breakfast, lunch and dinner
Power backup and RO drinking water

College Transport

College buses run daily on fixed routes across Delhi and the NCR, so day-scholars can reach campus on time without relying on public transport.

Routes through Najafgarh, Dwarka, Uttam Nagar, Janakpuri
Buses arranged for hospital postings and community visits
GPS tracking and experienced drivers
First-aid kit in every vehicle

Sports & Recreation

Over 3,362 sq. m of open ground for sports and games, with time set aside so students can switch off between clinical shifts and classes.

Outdoor courts for volleyball and badminton
Indoor table tennis, chess and carrom
Annual sports meet and inter-batch matches
Yoga and mindfulness sessions

Cafeteria

A clean, well-lit canteen with freshly cooked meals, tea and snacks, kept affordable for students.

Food quality checked regularly
Subsidised rates for breakfast and lunch
Common room next to the canteen for breaks

Sick Room & First Aid

A medical room on campus where students can rest and get first aid during college hours, with a clear referral process to nearby hospitals.

Examination bed and basic monitoring equipment
Stock of first-aid supplies and an oxygen cylinder
Referral to a partner hospital for emergencies

Mentorship & Guidance

With a teacher-student ratio of about 1:3, faculty know students by name and can offer guidance on studies, clinical work and career plans.

Individual coaching on clinical skills
Regular parent-teacher meetings
Career counselling and guidance for higher studies
Zero Tolerance

Anti-Ragging & Grievance Redressal

In line with UGC and Supreme Court guidelines

Ragging is not allowed

Ragging in any form is banned across the campus, hostel and transport. Students involved in ragging face disciplinary action.

Anti-Ragging Squad

A team of senior faculty carries out regular checks around the campus to make sure new students settle in without trouble.

Who to contact

Students or parents can report a concern to the Principal's office or call the helpline: +91-9217983659.

Join the Shreem Nursing Community

Pre-registration is open for the 4-year B.Sc. (Hons.) Nursing programme for the 2026–27 session.