Government BSc Nursing Colleges in India: Admission Process & Fees

Admission Process for AIIMS BSc nursing is mentioned below: 

To start the admissions process, first register yourself at the AIIMS BSc Nursing admission portal which further involves 2-steps, basic registration and final registration. 2- Download the AIIMS BSc Nursing admit card from the official website. 3- Appear for AIIMS Nursing for the BSc Nursing entrance exam. 4- Check and download the AIIMS BSc Nursing Exam Results. 5- Appear for AIIMS Nursing for BSc Nursing Counselling in the end.

Students whose names appear in the merit list will be invited for counseling and the seat allocation process via online mode. They will have to follow the steps mentioned below: 6- Fee and document submission to confirm admission. 7- Students who made it to the merit list based on the written exam were called for the PI or assessment round. 8- The final merit list has been published on the website. 9- A student's fate is decided based on their performance in both stages. Almost 3 times more students will be invited for the interview than the actual number of available seats. The assessment process will count the following criteria: Past academic record in class 12 or equivalent examination. Past academic record in the Nursing examination. Performance as a Staff Nurse. I hope this will help you.

There are a total of 62 seats in the PGIMER BSc nursing (Hons.) programme. General category candidates have 22 seats, SC category candidates have 07 seats, ST category candidates have 04 seats, OBC category candidates have 14 seats, and PwBD category candidates have 03 seats in all. Candidates having Color blindness are eligible provided that their color blindness can be corrected with contact lens and spectacles worn by such candidates. So, the number of seats mentioned for Persons with Benchmark Disability (PwBD) will be adjusted against the category to which he / she belongs.

There are 19 AIIMS in India as of 2025 that offer BSc nursing programme to the medical aspirants. AIIMS BSc nursing score will be accepted by all the AIIMS in India that offer the BSc nursing programme.

AIIMS Delhi releases the cutoff every year depending upon the number of candidates who sat for the entrance exam and the difficulty level of the entrance. The AIIMS nursing cutoff varies for every year. The minimum cutoff score to qualify for admission into AIIMS for a BSc in nursing is 55 for General category, 45 - 50 for OBC category, 30 - 40 for SC/ST category.

Yes, cutoff of reserved categories such as SC, ST, OBC, and PwD categories is different from unreserved categories (General category). Generally, the AIIMS nursing cutoff for the reserved category candidates is lower than the cutoff for the unreserved category candidates.

No, the AIIMS BSc nursing exam is conducted only in Indian states. It does not conduct the exam at international locations, unlike the NEET UG exam. The list of AIIMS BSc nursing exam will be released by AIIMS Delhi via an official notification, which will provide complete details about the application process, fee, and list of centres available in the country in various states. The seat for appearing in a particular centre will be subject to availability on a first-come, first-served basis.  

AIIMS typically releases only one cut-off score for the B.Sc. Nursing program. A merit list is created based on the exam (and possibly interview) results. Candidates above the cut-off for their category are invited for counselling where they choose their preferred AIIMS institute based on their rank and seat availability. There might be a mop-up round for vacant seats, but the cut-off score remains the same.

No, all colleges issue a different cutoff score for admission to the AIIMS BSc nursing programme. Candidates will be allotted a college on the basis of the cutoff score in the written exam and performance in the interview round. Candidates will have to check the cutoff score of each institute individually to participate in the counselling process.