GNM

In order to apply for a General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) course at a government college in India, you must fulfill the requirements which usually include earning at least 40–50% in the Arts or Science (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) streams in your 10+2 exam. State-level entrance exams or merit-based selection by the relevant nursing bodies are typically the basis for admissions. After entrance tests, several states hold counseling rounds. For more information, visit the college's admission office or apply via the official state nursing websites. Mark sheets, a domicile certificate, a caste certificate (if applicable), and identification are among the necessary documents. In government institutions, reserved categories may be eligible for scholarships or fee waivers.

Hello! The fee structure for the General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) course at Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital is quite reasonable since it is a government institution. Typically, the total fees range from INR 20,000 to INR 40,000 for the entire course, which usually lasts three and a half years, including the internship. This fee generally covers tuition, examination charges, and other essential amenities. However, it's always wise to check directly with the hospital's administration office for the most accurate and updated information, as fees can vary slightly based on specific requirements or changes in policies. Best of luck with your application!

The fee for General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) at Peerless College of Nursing varies according to the course and location. The approximate annual tuition fee of the GNM course is in the range of INR 40,000 to 50,000. Other charges such as examination fees, uniform fee and hostel fee (if available) may increase the overall cost. The total cost for the entire course is usually between INR 1.5 to 2.5 lakh. The fee may differ every year or based on the category and some conditions of the candidate, and therefore, the actual details need to be verified from the college. For best and updated information it's better to directly communicate with the college.