Nursing Colleges in Jalgaon - Courses, Fees, Admissions 2026, Cutoff, Placements

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• Arm Force Medical  College Pune
• Goverment Medical College Nagpur
• Maharashtra University of Health Science 
• AIIMS nagpur
• GMC Aurangabad 
• Many more

There are about 669 BSc Nursing colleges in Maharashtra. Out of which, Pune, Nashik, Ahmedabad and many more have the maximum number of nursing colleges in Maharashtra.  Refer to the table below showing states having number of colleges: 

States	No. of Colleges
Pune	54
Nashik	43
Ahmednagar	41
Latur	38

There are many government college for B.Sc. Nursing in Maharashtra and some of the top colleges I mentioned here. You can join any college according to your wish and convenience. Armed Forces Medical College - AFMC Government Medical College Nagpur - GMC Grant Government Medical College - GMC Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital - IGGMCH Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Shivaji University Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women's University - SNDT Women's University Churchgate Shreemati Nathibai Damodar Thackersey Women University - SNDT Women's University Juhu Campus.

In Maharashtra, there are about 669 Nursing colleges in Maharashtra. Out of which,  448 colleges are owned by the Private sector,  51 colleges are owned by the Public sector and the rest 30 colleges are owned by the Public Private sector. The popular nursing colleges in Maharashtra are College of BSc Nursing, Terna Forces Medical College, College1 Medical College, Nagpur, Terna Nursing College, and many more. 

No, SET exam does not have negative marking. Each question in SET exam carries one mark and if answer is incorrect, no marks will be awarded for that question. 

Private nursing colleges in Maharashtra offer many types of programs. Some are big deemed universities with their own large hospitals. Others are smaller colleges run by local trusts. Check the table below for the top private colleges.

Top Private Nursing Colleges in Maharashtra	Tuition Fee
Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune Nursing Courses	INR 2.6 lakh - INR 5.8 lakh
Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences Nursing Courses	INR 6.96 lakh
DY Patil University, Navi Mumbai Nursing Courses	INR 2 lakh - INR 10.5 lakh
Dr. D. Y. Patil College of Nursing Courses	INR 1.1 lakh
DMIHER Nursing Courses	INR 50,000 - INR 6.4 lakh
College of Nursing, Pune, Bharati Vidyapeeth Nursing Courses	INR 1.4 lakh - INR 4.83 lakh
Symbiosis College of Nursing Courses	INR 2.08 lakh - INR 6.08 lakh
Sinhgad Nursing College Nursing Courses	INR 1.26 lakh - INR 2.77 lakh
College of Nursing, P.D. Hinduja National Hospital and Medical Research Centre Nursing Courses	INR 2.01 lakh - INR 3.51 lakh
Krishna Vishwa Vidyapeeth Nursing Courses	INR 10,000 - INR 3.2 lakh

Possibly yes, if your college accepts the separate MH B.Sc Nursing CET exam. Not every student needs to clear NEET to get a nursing seat in Maharashtra. Some private institutes rely purely on this state-level test. So a weak NEET score doesn't automatically close the door on nursing.

Almost every nursing college in the state, government or private, is affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, based in Nashik. This university sets the syllabus, conducts exams, and issues the final degree. So no matter which city you study in, your certificate ultimately comes from MUHS. It keeps the course content standard across colleges.

Pune and Mumbai are usually seen as the best cities for B.Sc Nursing in Maharashtra. Both cities have well-known colleges with strong hospital tie-ups for practical training. Nashik is also a good choice since MUHS, the main nursing university, is based there. Nagpur and Aurangabad are good lower-cost options with decent government colleges. The best city really depends on your budget and whether you want a government or private college. For placements and exposure, Pune and Mumbai generally lead.

Khandesh Nursing Institute courses are approved by eminent Government bodies such as INC. The combined seats available for various programmes provided by Khandesh Nursing Institute goes up to 20.

NEET is just an entrance examination for Medical and Dental courses across India. There are plenty of colleges that, on basis of entrance examinations, offer nursing courses that include KCET, NEET, JKCET, CUET, IPU CET, KEAM, etc.
However, do check up on admission requirements of nursing programs you are applying to. This will let you know if programs conduct some type of entrance exam on their own or are based on merit and thus do not require any NEET scores.

Government Nursing colleges are somewhat affordable than private colleges as they are managed by central and state government. Go threough the table below for some of the top government colleges.

Top Government Nursing Colleges in Maharashtra	Tuition Fee
Government Medical College, Nagpur Nursing Courses	INR 35,200
AIIMS Nagpur Nursing Courses	INR 2,400
TISS - Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai Nursing Courses	INR 64,000
Byramjee Jeejeebhoy Government Medical College and Sassoon General Hospitals Nursing Courses	INR 3.42 lakh
MUHS Nursing Courses	INR 32,000 - INR 1 lakh

No, ANM nursing courses have not been discontinued nationwide. States like Karnataka have officially decided to close all Auxiliary Nursing Midwife Training Centers (ANMTC) and suspend ANM nursing courses starting academic year 2026-27. On the other hand, States like West Bengal, Bihar and UP are officially continuing ANM nursing courses.

The medical cadets at AFMC Pune can choose to be either in the Indian Army, Navy or Air Force after completing their programme from AFMC. Students also have an option of choosing between SSC (short service commission) and PC (permanent commission) and also subject to seat availability.

This college is one of the best colleges in the country for providing Medical Education.

Yes, ragging was an issue in the past, but now there are very few instances of ragging, and that too is not severe (just some intros and other minor things)

I have not heard of any rave parties happening here (I don't know who told you this). And as far as liquor is concerned, yes few students do consume liquor, but the count is very low to have liquor parties going on on the campus.

Hostels are hardly 300–500 meters away from the college building. Anyone needing a hostel room can get it and doesn't need to stay in private hostels.

As far as teaching is concerned, the lecturers are very good. Some of them have so tremendous knowledge and experience, that you would be baffled by how much information they can deduce just from a patient's clinical history.

Students do not always go on studying all year. There are at least 2 major college fests happening in a year. You can join clubs such as Music society, Dance club, Drama club, Quiz club (or even create your little club!)

There are some issues, such as bunks happening in the first year and sometimes (very rarely) non-functional equipment. These are some minor issues, but they don't bother you much.

GMC Nagpur, although it is infamous for ragging, I can assure you that all our seniors are extremely kind-hearted. My seniors were the only reliable friends I had in my first year of MBBS. They not only kept me grounded and motivated, but also took me out for dinners whenever I had a bad day or I was homesick. I would've probably sunk into depression had it not been for them.

There are 2 girls' hostels for MBBS students: Ladies Hostel 1 & Ladies Hostel 2, which are adjacent to the college building. The boys hostel is further down the road (a very beautiful road, I must add) - Boys Hostel 3, 4 & 5. I wouldn't say that they are extremely clean and posh, but they are pretty good considering that they're run by the state government. The food in the mess is okay. If you do not get acclimatised to it in the first few months, there are a variety of Tiffin Services to choose from.

The girls are required to have a room partner throughout the tenure, but the boys do get their private rooms after the 1st year (it depends on which hostel you are allotted and the number of students who opt for the hostel). If there are enough rooms available, the boys end up getting private rooms. To answer your question, usually most 1st year students are allotted the hostel.

About liquor & rave parties: I have been in the ladies' hostel since 2013, and there hasn't ever been any such incident. The reports that you may have come across were not reported in the national newspaper, but in the vernacular newspapers, which have a secret agenda to defame certain people working for the benefit of the student body.

About the education & teaching: If you take an interest in learning, then you will flourish no matter what sort of environment you are put into. GMC Nagpur has some of the best teachers who actually take an interest in teaching, but if you or your batch as a whole does not show interest in learning, they may not even look your way twice.

MBBS is a competitive course, so don't be surprised if you feel too much pressure. You will probably have to face the same environment even if you choose to go to a different college. Dealing with human lives is a mammoth task, and only we can ensure that we live up to our reputation of being the crème de la crème of society.

At the end of the day, no matter which college you choose to go to, it will have its pros & cons. The decision will rest upon you whether to utilise the pros to your benefit or not.

Even as a person who belongs to Mumbai, I have fallen in love with GMC Nagpur. It has humbled me in ways unimaginable. I go to college with students who not only come from families of famous doctors, but also from families of farmers and agriculturists. This is something you don't get to see in every other college.

Believe it or not, I have found friends in such a wide spectrum of society that I am convinced that GMC Nagpur has not only trained me to be a good doctor, but also to be an open-minded human being.

So, all in all, it is a great college for doing your UG, and I am a proud GMCian.

Choosing ANM nursing or GNM courses depends upon your career path and interests. An ANM degree is beneficial for people who want a shorter course and want to start working as fast as possible.ANM nursing is specially beneficial for people from non Science background. GNM course is better for people who want broader career opportunities, advanced clinical training, or the option to later transition into a Post-Basic BSc Nursing degree.

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More than 1,600 colleges in India are offering ANM program, and these colleges include both government and private entities. Since all of these colleges have different ratings, placement records, etc., ANM course fee also differs.

But average fee starts from INR 1,000 and goes up to INR 3 Lakh in India.

Yes, DY Patil Vidyapeeth Pune offers separate boys and girls hostels. The rooms in the hostel are comfortable. There is a bed, table, chair, and storage space in each dorm room. In the DY Patil Vidyapeeth Pune hostel, there is a common area with TVs and a carrom board. Each dormitory block in the hostel has access to a generator and a water supply, ensuring an uninterrupted power supply 24 hours a day. Facilities for a gym, a gymkhana, and a cricket stadium are all close to the hostel. There is also a Wi-Fi connection accessible at the hostel.

Note: The above information is generalised information for all the institutes at Dr D Y Patil Vidyapeeth Pune.

Admission to AIIMS is based on the NEET Exam. The steps for seeking admission are as follows:

• Apply for NEET UG.
• Check the result for NEET UG.
• Apply for Counselling.
• In the form fill out the preference.
• In the form fill the AIMS Nagpur as the Preference.

Then, candidates are allowed with the seats based on NEET Score, college choice, and Category.

• Apply for Document Verification.
• After, document verification submit the fees.

For, further details candidates can visit the official website of the college and click on the admission tab or can visit the college for further details. After, that candidate can pay the fees online or by visiting the campus. 

No, it's not possible to join Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences without SNAP (Symbiosis National Aptitude Test) for the MBA programme. Symbiosis requires a valid SNAP score for admission to all its MBA programs, including those at SIHS. For other programmes SNAP score is not mandatory; students must meet the eligibility criteria set by the institute for the desired course.