Nursing

Hi, 

There is no specific rankings of MSc Nursing colleges. However, the below mentioned rankings havebeen taken from "Medical" category under NIRF ranking 2025. As per NIRF ranking 2025, AIIMS Delhi emerged to be as the No. MSc Nursing college in India. Check the table below for the top colleges -

Source: Official NIRF website and hence may vary.

AIIMS Delhi is the top MSc in Nursing college in India according to NIRF 2025 under the Medical category followed by other top colleges like PGIMER and CMC Vellore.

Source: Official site and may vary.

A BSc in Nursing at Western University offers students theoretical learning, research methodologies, ethical and legal aspects, public policy, health equity, and many more. The University offers laboratories for students to gain hands-on experience in the field of nursing and provide an immersive learning environment. The Western University of Canada has over 100+ years of expertise in Nursing and offers a variety of experience and exposure to students in urban, community, and rural settings.

 Mathematics is not required for all BSc programmes, however, it is required for those pursuing a BSc in Physics, Chemistry, Math, or a related field. Mathematics is not required for students pursuing a BSc in Botany, Zoology, Biotechnology, Agriculture, or other related fields. 

Yes, there is BSc in Nursing offered by Saurashtra University via its affiliated colleges. The Balaji College of Nursing and Government Nursing College, Jamnagar provides four years BSc in Nursing course to the students. To get admission to this course, aspiring students must meet the minimum eligibility requirements - 45.0% in 12th. 

It’s unlikely that a candidate with a 14,000 rank would secure a seat at Peerless College, considering the limited number of seats (10) and the competitive nature of the JENPAS UG examination. Candidates with higher ranks (e.g., top 1000) would likely have a better chance of securing seats at Peerless College, assuming the cutoff marks are relatively high.

Hello Raziya, Yes, there are several entrance exams to qualify for BSc Nursing programs in India. Some of them are - AIIMS B.Sc. Nursing Entrance Exam, PGIMER B.Sc. Nursing Entrance Exam, NEET, MNS Entrance Exam, RUHS Nursing Exam, AJEE, PPMET and so on.

Some of the nearby semi-government and private B.Sc nursing colleges are as follows which offer B.Sc nursing at reasonable fee structure: Some of them are given below: R.G. Kar Medical College and Hospital – INR 2.5 lakh/year KPC Medical College and Hospital – INR 3.5 lakh/year I.C. Das Memorial College of Nursing – INR 3.2 lakh/year Mother Teresa College of Nursing – INR 2.8 lakh/year And a few more. The majority of these colleges charge between INR 2.5-3.8 Lacs per annum for their courses, which means students from all financial background can pursue quality education in nursing.