Nursing Fees

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• Total Tuition Fees (Approximate): ₹2,00,000 for 4 years
• Alternative Reported Tuition Fees: ₹40,000 for the entire duration

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• Direct Inquiry Needed: To get the precise fee structure for the B.Sc Nursing course, you should contact the Naga Hospital School of Nursing administration directly.
• Government Institute Fees: As a government hospital-run school, the fees are likely significantly lower than the general private college range (which can be between INR 40,000 to INR 2,00,000 per annum). For example, the total fee for a GNM course at this hospital is not specified, but fees at other government nursing colleges can be very minimal.
• Application Fees: You may need to purchase an application form from the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare for a nominal fee (e.g., a GNM application form was previously offered for ₹200). 

• The college is supported by the comprehensive infrastructure of the Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima, which is a major government tertiary hospital. This provides a strong practical learning environment with access to hospital facilities, medical resources, and patient exposure.
• Facilities mentioned include a library, labs, hostel facilities (with a capacity for around 69 students), and a cafeteria.
• The environment offers hands-on clinical experience within the hospital setting, which is crucial for nursing education. 

• The institution is a recognized nursing school under the Government of Nagaland and is likely regulated by the Nagaland Nursing Council. This suggests adherence to professional and ethical standards set by these governing bodies.
• The college is supported in its pedagogy through an "excellent faculty" as stated in some sources. Faculty are typically experienced professionals, often associated with the hospital itself, providing a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical clinical expertise.

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• Process: Many private institutions offer merit-based direct admission based on your marks in Class 12, as well as through management quotas.
• Requirements: To be eligible for direct admission, you must typically have:
  • Completed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB), with English as a core subject.
  • A minimum of 45–50% marks in your Class 12 exams.
  • Cleared the age limit of 17 years by December 31 of the admission year.
• Important note: Always verify that the college offering direct admission is approved by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) or the respective State Nursing Council to ensure your degree is valid. 

• Low fees: Government colleges and institutes generally have very low fees, ranging from ₹1,000 to ₹40,000 per year, making them highly sought after.
• Entrance exam: Admission to these colleges is almost always based on a national (like NEET) or state-level entrance exam. 

• Wide range: Annual tuition fees at private colleges can range from ₹50,000 to ₹2,00,000 or even higher, depending on the college's reputation, facilities, and location.
• Management quota fees: Direct admission through a management quota typically involves higher fees compared to merit-based admission.
• Additional costs: Hostel fees, lab fees, and other miscellaneous charges are usually separate and can add significantly to the overall cost.