Nursing

This list presents the government BSc nursing colleges throughout Maharashtra. The Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) based in Pune enables 100 students to enter into their BSc Nursing program. Government Medical College, Nagpur provides BSc Nursing training for 50 total students. Grant Government Medical College in Mumbai delivers BSc Nursing education that accepts up to 30 students annually. BSc Nursing admission at Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital in Nagpur can accommodate 50 students per year. Shivaji University at Kolhapur provides BSc Nursing studies to accept 40 students annually. These nursing colleges need payment between INR 25,000 and INR 50,000 each year for tuition expenses.

A NEET score of 360 provides you with acceptable opportunities to secure BSc nursing course admission in multiple educational institutions. Your NEET score positions you for admission to private colleges while providing the possibility to enter government colleges mainly due to your reserved category membership. Three leading BSc nursing programs that admit students through NEET rankings are Manipal College of Nursing (charging INR 5 lakh+ tuition) as well as CMC Vellore (requiring INR 3,000+ fees) and AIIMS Delhi (with INR 2,400+ tuition). The admission process together with cutoff requirements differ according to both the educational institution and your designated category.

The complete MPharm course at BITS Pilani's Hyderabad campus demands total payment of INR 11,91,000 during the two years of enrollment. MPharm students at BITS Pilani, Hyderabad must pay INR 9,55,000 for tuition and INR 49,000 for admission in combination with INR 1,87,000 for various fees. Students need to pay INR 20,000 once as the fee for the practice school program. Students should verify updated information about the fee structure with the institute because possible revisions can occur. Students enrolled in the MPharm programme at BITS Pilani, Hyderabad can select pharmaceutical chemistry or pharmacology or pharmaceutics as specializations within their research program.