The College is a professional association established as an independent, non-profit body representing registered nurses committed to advancing the standards of nursing practice, education, research, leadership, and policy development. The association is founded to promote professional excellence, ethical practice, evidence-based care, and collaborative engagement in strengthening health systems. It shall serve as a platform for professional advocacy, continuing professional development, scholarly advancement, and the protection of the rights, welfare, and professional integrity of nurses. The association shall function in accordance with national regulatory frameworks, professional codes of ethics, and internationally accepted standards of nursing practice.
To achieve and maintain the highest standards and safety of clinical practice of Nursing in the country.
To advance knowledge, skills, and attitudes of, and promote research evidence-based practice in Nursing in the country.
To provide advocacy on education and practice in Nursing in the country.
To promote fellowship among those associated with the education and practice of Nursing in the country.
To promote networking and interdisciplinary collaborations
To invest the money or funds of the College not immediately required for its purposes in or on such investments, securities, and/or property as may be thought fit, subject nevertheless to such conditions as may for the time be imposed by law.
The Governing Council of the College will be appointed annually at the Annual General Meeting for a period of one year. The Governing Council so appointed shall continue until the next Annual General Meeting. However, before expiration of the term, all or any one or more of them may resign on their own or be removed by special resolution by the Members. All the Governing Council members shall have voting rights. The Governing Council shall consist of twenty-nine members comprised as follows:-
The college shall consist of the following categories of Members

A specialist in Nursing who applied for membership within one month of the inaugural meeting and has been enrolled as a Member.

Any registered Nurse who is a Master's or above in a recognized University from a body recognized by the College and who has applied for membership may be duly elected by the Council as an Ordinary Member.

Any registered Nurse who has enrolled as a postgraduate trainee from a body recognized by the College and who has applied for membership may be duly elected by the Council as an Associate Member. The associate members shall not be eligible to hold any office and shall not be entitled to vote at meetings of the College. The associate membership should be renewed annually by paying the membership fee.

The College may, from time to time admit on the recommendation of the Governing Council Associate /ordinary Members who have fulfilled criteria laid down by the Governing Council as fellows of the College. Such fellows shall be eligible to hold any office and shall be eligible to vote at meetings of the College.

The College may from time to time, admit, on the recommendation of the Governing Council, distinguished non-nursing professionals as honorary Fellows of the College in recognition of their exceptional service to the specialty of nursing. Such Honorary Fellows shall not be eligible to hold any office and shall not be entitled to vote at meetings of the College.
