In a nutshell" I joined as a neonate in ASON in 2006-2009 raw to this profession as a student nurse heading towards an accountable and responsible job...but getting training from ASON under the mentorship of highly knowledgeable and dynamic tutors truly made my pathway very easy and enjoyable.....Today I head peadiatric cardiac icu and can showcase my individual skills and talent without supervision of doctors which I have imbibed from ASON and I proudly claim myself as an Apolloite.

I choose Apollo School of Nursing to pursue my nursing dream beacause of the well known recognition and successful career got to the previous students in which my sister was also an example.At Apollo,I found an openness with which I was welcomed into a program with the full confidence & support of the faculty and staff, confidence that I could truly be successful in this, my chosen path.I was delighted to find many opportunities for engagement and leadership in the nursing program.By keeping a constant eye on individual student,Apollo helped everyone to become an expert in advanced nursing career using world class latest technologies in patient care.Today, when I am working as a HAAD-PN my knowledge and experience that I got from Apollo are the only reason to do so. For this I am forever will be grateful.

My name is Meera Joseph, I am now in Canada which was my long cherished dream. I really gratitude to admit that Apollo School of nursing has given me the wings to fly upon this dream. I am always thankful to all my teachers who supported and guided me to cherish my dreams, especially Mrs. Maryline Flinsi ma'am who is now the principal of Apollo School of Nursing. This school has nourished my potential in my academic skills as well as the hidden talents in me. I have completed Diploma in General nursing and midwifery in the year 2009 and worked as staff nurse at Indraprastha Apollo hospital New Delhi which was a jump start to my successful nursing career in the guidance of Captain Usha Banerjee, my nursing director. Now I have done my post graduate studies in Canada and on the finishing line to become a registered nurse here. Once again thank you to all the crew of Apollo Delhi for their support to all my accomplishments.

I,Shweta Arora, was a former student of Apollo School of nursing (3rd batch - 2003-2006). Presently working as a critical care incharge. When I think about my school of nursing experience, there are many things that come to my mind. Some of them are; good memories, mistakes, lessons, happiness, heartbreak, misfortune, joy, drama and most importantly fun. School of Nursing to me seemed like it passed but really fast, almost too fast sometimes. I learned the value of hardwork, dedication and also how to tell your real friends from others. I had come in contact with many teachers, I liked most of them. They mixed freely with us. They treated us as their younger sisters and taught us not only nursing, but also to maintain our own identity. It was tough but over all a great experience that i will always miss. If school has taught me anything, it is that you should have confidence in yourself. If you believe in yourself and you believe that you can achieve anything you want in life, good things will happen to you These 3 years have been an overall life changing experience that I will never forget.