The main goal of the college is to prepare the student to meet the exciting challenges of professional nursing. The curriculum is dynamic, reflecting the needs of our changing health care system. Our curriculum balances theory with clinical practice.

The college is staring  M Sc Nursing from the academic year 2008-09 with an intake capacity of 20. The intake of B Sc Nursing is also increased to 40 seats  from  2008-09.
At the TGINE, the students will learn in a variety of settings in the community and also in the hospital settings. They will gain experience in caring for the health needs of the clients of all ages and will be guided by faculty who are experts in nursing. We have a dedicated faculty who take part in active clinical work and teach the students in advanced clinical skills. Their responsibilities include imparting knowledge , creating new knowledge and providing services to patients in their respective domains.

The college is involved in many campus activities as well as nursing activities at the intercollegiate and state level. Our students excel in clinical practice, academic and extra curricular activities.

Through our carefully organized programs, students experience our commitment to the best clinical practices and the art of nursing in action. The nursing education at the TGINE offers opportunities for a noble and challenging career . I invite you to consider becoming a “TGINE Nurse”.
With best wishes and warm regards.
Mrs. AR Singh, M Sc (N), DHM. 
Principal.

CURRENT PLANS

College is starting a post graduate program (M Sc Nursing) in the academic year 2008-09.The subjects offered are
1) Medical surgical Nursing
2) Psychiatric nursing
3) Pediatric Nursing
4) Obstetric and Gynaec Nursing.
Planning to Start Diploma in Critical Care Nursing.
Undertake research activities in community and clinical nursing.
Undertake research activities in HIV/AIDS in collaboration with international agencies.

URBAN HEALTH CENTRE

It is situated in the ground floor of the TGINE.
It aims at rendering primary health care to the underprivileged population of the nearby Tadiwala slum.
The targeted population is the antenatal mothers and the under 5 children.
The population numbering approximately 25,000 is adopted by the TGINE for Urban community health training for the students.
The students visit these families and provide comprehensive health care to them.
At the urban health center the antenatal and postnatal care is provided and immunization given to the children.

FACULTY

Mrs. A R Singh, M Sc , DHM, Professor cum Principal
Mrs. S Dumbrey ,M Sc. Professor cum Vice Principal
Mrs. Shubhada Kale, M Sc Lecturer,
Mrs.Sreelekha Rajesh,M Sc Lecturer
Mrs.Agnes Swamy, M Sc Lecturer
Mrs. Omana Shinde, M Sc Lecturer.
Mrs. Mini Shibu, M Sc Lecturer
Mrs. Jaya John Varghese MSc, Lecturer
Mrs. Shameer Selvaraj, M Sc , Lecturer
Ms. Anu Abraham, B Sc, Clinical Tutor
Ms. Laya Mathew, B Sc, Clinical Tutor
Ms. Arpana Jadhav, B Sc, Clinical Tutor
Ms. Bincy James, B Sc, Clinical Tutor
Ms. Govindammal, B Sc, Clinical Tutor