Does AIIMS Delhi give CPI or aggregate in B.Sc (Nursing) at the end?

In the B.Sc Nursing program at AIIMS Delhi, we receive CPI instead of an aggregate score. I find this system beneficial because it gives a more comprehensive view of our academic performance over the years. Starting from the second month of our first year, we get to apply our learning practically in the wards, which really helps in preparing us for the NORCET exam after graduation. So, I’d say the CPI is quite a relevant measure of our readiness for the nursing field.

For B.Sc Nursing at AIIMS Delhi, the grading system is based on CPI, not aggregate scores. I think it suits our course well, especially since we dive into practical nursing from early on. The faculty is supportive and ensures we grasp the concepts, which reflects in our CPI. Plus, with a six-month paid internship towards the end of the course, I feel like the CPI captures our growth as future nursing officers effectively.

At AIIMS Delhi, we get our results in the form of CPI (Cumulative Performance Index) for the B.Sc Nursing course. It’s pretty straightforward, and I appreciate the clarity it provides. Our exams are at an average difficulty level, and since we start our practical ward work early on, I feel the CPI reflects our overall performance well. The curriculum is designed to prepare us for the nursing officer role, and I think CPI helps keep track of how we’re progressing throughout the course.