Gregory University Nursing Students Excel in NMCN Exams
Gregory University Nursing students have excelled in the recent NMCN examinations, securing a remarkable 72.7% pass rate on their first attempt, and proudly earning the title of Registered Nurses.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a recent announcement, it was disclosed that Nursing Scholars from Gregory University have achieved outstanding success in the professional examinations conducted by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN). With an impressive 72.7% pass rate achieved on their first attempt, these scholars have earned the prestigious title of Registered Nurses, marking a significant milestone in their professional journey.
The accomplishment underscores the dedication and perseverance demonstrated by the scholars throughout their academic and practical training at Gregory University. It also reflects the institution's commitment to providing high-quality education and preparing students for success in their chosen field.
Faculty and staff members at Gregory University have been commended for their pivotal role in guiding and supporting the scholars throughout their rigorous preparation for the examinations.
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As these scholars transition into their roles as Registered Nurses, they carry with them the knowledge, skills, and expertise needed to make meaningful contributions to the healthcare sector.
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Gregory University and its community extend their heartfelt congratulations to the scholars on this remarkable achievement, recognizing their commitment to excellence and dedication to serving the healthcare needs of the community.
This success story serves as inspiration for current and prospective students, reaffirming Gregory University's reputation for delivering top-notch education and producing highly skilled professionals in the nursing field.
