Nursing in Mumbai

Not always, and this is something most students don't realise. NEET is not mandatory for GNM admission, since it's a Diploma course handled through state nursing council exams or merit-based selection. NEET is mainly needed for BSc Nursing in many colleges, so your path depends on which course you pick.

Yes, and this surprises a lot of students. Most BSc Nursing colleges only ask for a 45–50% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology in Class 12, which is quite achievable. So even if you didn't score top marks, you still have a real shot at building a solid nursing career.

It is not directly available online; however, at some institutions, course fees for the Post Basic B.Sc. in Nursing generally range from ?45,000 to ?1,47,000 for the whole 2-year course, with an example including the Holy Spirit Institute charging about ?1,21,048. For latest and more accurate details about course fees, direct contact with the institute is recommended personally through their official website. That way, you have the assurance of getting the latest details about course fees.

Colleges for B.Sc Nursing in Mumbai with low fees:

1. Shreemati Nathibhai Damodar Thackesery Women's University: The annual fees for B.Sc Nursing in this university is around INR 50,000.
2. Holy Spirit Institute of Nursing Education: The annual fees for B.Sc Nursing in this institute is around INR 60,000.
3. Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Nursing: The annual fees for B.Sc Nursing in this college is around INR 75,000.
4. Bombay Hospital College of Nursing: The annual fees for B.Sc Nursing in this college is around INR 80,000.
5. Jaslok College of Nursing: The annual fees for B.Sc Nursing in this college is around INR 90,000.

To get admission in Grant Medical College for B.Sc Nursing course, you need to appear for NEET / MH-CET exam. The selection would be based on the rank you secure in these examinations.