Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital

Yes, boys are eligible for admission at Mata Kaushalya Nursing Institute.

As a commerce student, you need to pass 10+2 with English and secure minimum required aggregate marks of 40% to 50% marks for the admission at Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital to pursue GNM.

Admission to General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) course at Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital is on the basis of marks secured by the candidate in 12th class and not through a different entrance test. The candidate should have passed 10+2 with English and obtained a minimum of 40% marks in the qualifying examination. Science stream is preferred but not compulsory. It is mostly merit-based based on qualifying exam marks, and candidates belonging to recognized boards such as State Open School and NIOS are also eligible. There is no separate entrance test taken for admission to GNM here.

Actually, Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital for General Nursing and Midwifery is a government body. So government provides grants to this Institute for expenditure and maintenance. So there is no fee to study in any course in this college ( but some minimal fee charges from students ). But to get admissions is little difficult due to heavy competition for free education. All admissions in this college is conducted by the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Punjab. Admissions are based on 10+2 marks only.

The total tution fees for Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital for GNM course is INR 45,000, approximately. The duration of the course is 42 months and it is offered at the Under graduate level. Candidates who have completed their class 12 with a minimum 40% marks are eligible to apply for the course. The total seat intake for GNM at Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital is 50. To learn more about the college and the programme, interested candidates can visit the official wepage of Matak Kaushalya Government hospital on Shiksha. 

Actually, Mata Kaushalya Government Hospital for General Nursing and Midwifery is a government body. So government provides grants to this Institute for expenditure and maintenance. So there is no fee to study in any course in this college ( but some minimal fee charges from students ). But to get admissions is little difficult due to heavy competition for free education. All admissions in this college is conducted by the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Punjab. Admissions are based on 10+2 marks only.