MKSSS SITABAI NARGUNDKAR COLLEGE
OF NURSING FOR WOMEN
SUBJECT: NURSING MANAGEMENT
ASSIGNMENT ON:
LAYOUT PLAN
Submitted To Submitted By
Ms. Vandana S. Thangavel Ms. Rupali S Kharabe
HOD of MHN Dept, MSc Final Year (N) MHN
MKSSS SNCON, Nagpur MKSSS SNCON, Nagpur
Submitted On
17/03/2025
LAYOUT PLAN
Introduction
A well-designed layout plan is essential for a Nursing College as it directly impacts the learning
environment, efficiency of operations, and overall student experience. The layout plan includes academic
buildings, laboratories, administrative offices, hostels, and other facilities, ensuring a well-organized and
functional campus. A thoughtfully planned layout contributes to smooth operations, optimal space
utilization, and adherence to regulatory standards.
Definition of Layout Plan
A layout plan is a detailed blueprint of the physical arrangement of various facilities in a Nursing College. It
outlines the placement of classrooms, laboratories, administrative offices, libraries, hostels, and other
essential infrastructure to ensure smooth workflow, accessibility, and a conducive learning environment.
Importance of a Layout Plan in a Nursing College
1. Efficient Space Utilization – Ensures optimal use of available land and buildings.
2. Enhanced Learning Environment – Provides well-structured classrooms, labs, and libraries for
quality education.
3. Improved Accessibility – Ensures easy movement for students, faculty, and staff within the
campus.
4. Safety and Compliance – Meets fire safety, health regulations, and accreditation standards.
5. Better Infrastructure Management – Helps in planning for future expansions and upgrades.
6. Promotes Practical Training – Well-designed hospital attachments and simulation labs improve
clinical training.
Principles of a Good Layout Plan for a Nursing College
1. Zoning – Separate areas for academic, administrative, and residential purposes.
2. Proximity & Accessibility – Laboratories, libraries, and classrooms should be easily accessible.
3. Safety & Security – Fire exits, emergency response areas, and surveillance should be well-planned.
4. Ventilation & Lighting – Ensuring classrooms and labs have proper air circulation and lighting.
5. Scalability & Future Expansion – Provision for future infrastructure growth.
6. Student & Staff Convenience – Hostel, cafeteria, rest areas, and recreation spaces should be well-
placed.
LAYOUT PLAN OF SCHOOL OF NURSING
(ACCORDING TO INC NORMS)
Minimum requirements
Duration: 3 years.
Land: 0.8609 acres (37500 sq. ft)
Building Sq. Ft.
For the intake of 60 students 60 per year: Total 240 students
Academic block: 20000 Sq Ft.
Hostel block: 17500 Sq Ft
S. No Teaching Block: Area (fig. in sq. fl.)
1 Lecture hall 3.@900-2700
2 i. Fundamentals of nursing 1500
ii. CHN & Nutrition 900
iii. Advanced nursing skill lab 900
iv. OBG and pediatric lab 900
v. Preclinical science lab 900
3 Computer lab 1500
4 Multipurpose hall 3000
5 Common rooms(Male and Female) 1000
6 Staff room 1000
7 Principal room 300
8 Vice-principal 200
9 Library 1800
10 A.V. Aids room 1800
11 Faculty Room 1800
12 Provision for toilets 1000
Total 20000 Sq. Ft.
HOSTEL BLOCK
S. No Hostel Block Area Sq. Ft.
1 Single room 9000 (50 sq. ft for each
Double room student)
2 Sanitary One latrine & one bathroom (for 60
students)600x3-1800
3 Visitor room 500
4 Reading room 250
5 Store 500
6 Recreation room 500
Dining room 3000
Kitchen & store 1500
Warden's room 450
Total 17500 Sq. Ft
LAYOUT OF SCHOOL OF NURSING
(Total – 0.8609 acres, academic block- 2000 Sq. Ft)
GROUND FLOOR
Toilet
Toilet CHN and
femal
male nutrition Lab
e 500
500 900 sq ft
Common sq ft Multipurpose hall 3000 sq ft
room male sq ft
500 sq. ft
Common OBG & Pediatric lab
room female 900 sq ft
500 sq. ft
Advance nursing skill
lab 900 sq ft
Lecture Lecture hall
Lecture 900 sq ft
hall 900 FON Lab 1500 sq ft
hall 900
sq ft Pre clinical
sq ft
science lab 900
sq ft
FIRST FLOOR
Library 1800 sq ft
Faculty room 1800 sq ft
Principal room 300
sq ft
Vice principal Staff room 1000 sq Computer lab 1500 A.V. room 600
room 200 sq ft sq ft sq ft
ft
LAYOUT PLAN OF COLLEGE OF NURSING
(ACCORDING TO INC NORMS)
Minimum requirements
Duration: 4 years
Land: 1.008 acres (43900 Sq Ft)
Building Sq. Ft.
For the intake of 60 students 60 per year: Total 240 students
Academic block: 22800 Sq Ft.
Hostel block: 21100 Sq Ft
Teaching Block:
Sr. no. Teaching block Area (fig. in sq. ft.)
Lecture hall 4 @900-3600
i. Fundamentals of nursing 1500
ii. CHN 9900
iii.Nutrition 900
iv. OBG 900
v. Pre clinical science lab 900
Computer lab 1500
Multipurpose hall 3000
Common rooms(Male and Female) 1000
Staff room 800
Principal room 300
Vice-principal 200
Library 2300
A.V. Aids room 600
1 room for each HOD 5 @200-1000
Faculty Room 2400
Provision for toilets 1000
Total 22800 Sq. Ft.
. Note: 1:5 computer student ratio as per student intake
HOSTEL BLOCK
S. No Hostel Block Area Sq. Ft.
Single room ,Double room 12000 (50 sq.ft for each
students)
Sanitary One latrine & one bathroom
(for 5 students) 600x 4-2400
Visitor room 500
Reading room 250
Store 500
Recreation room 50
Dining room 3000
Kitchen & store 1500
Kitchen & store 450
Kitchen & store 21100 Sq. FL
LAYOUT OF COLLEGE OF NURSING
(Total – 0.8609 acres, academic block- 2000 Sq. Ft)
COMMON
ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM NO.
STUDY
NO. 28 NO. 27 NO. 26 NO. 25 NO. 24 NO. 23 22
ROOM
BATHROOM
BATHROOM
NO. 1
NO. 1
BATHROOM
BATHROOM
NO. 2
NO. 2
BATHROOM BATHROOM
SECOND FLOOR NO. 3
NO. 3
LATRINE NO. 1 LATRINE NO.
1
LATRINE NO. 2 LATRINE NO.
2
ENTRANCE
ROOM ROOM ROOM NO. ROOM NO. ROOM
ROOM NO. 20
ROOM NO. NO. 16 NO. 17 18 19 NO. 21
15
RECREATION ROOM KITCHEN AND STORE
READING GROUND FLOOR
ROOM DINNING HALL
WARDENS ROOM VISITORS ROOM TOILET