Nursing

To get into B.Sc Nursing through KCET 2024, one has to meet certain instructions stated by the Karnataka Examinations Authority. If you did not cancel your B.Sc Nursing seat in 2023 but did not enrol in the course, you may still be eligible for a seat in 2024, provided:1. Eligibility Criteria: Basic aspirational requirements include being a 12th grade pass out in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English, with minimum 45% marks 2. Seat Surrender Policy: If you had booked a place in 2023 and did not officially cancel this place, you may have to consult KEA for more information on how specific rules of registration for the application for 2024 apply.To check your application status and eligibility get in touch with KEA.

The fee structure for B.Sc. in Nursing at Goverment College of Nursing, Hassan, includes tuition fees, examination fees, and other charges, which generally range between INR 30,000 to INR 50,000 per year in terms of tuition fees alone, considering the government norms and seat allotment process. There may be an additional charge for uniforms and books, among the other study materials that would cost around INR 5,000 to INR 10,000. Hostel and mess charges vary between INR 15,000 and INR 25,000 per year, depending on the availability of the same. The actual fee structure is available only on the official website of the college or directly through the administration. 

The B.Sc. Nursing College in Dibrugarh has mixed reviews from the students. Some praise the quality of education and the opportunities that exist after graduation, while others criticize the management and lack of extracurricular activities. The college offers a good curriculum to prepare students for all kinds of nursing careers, but there are criticisms regarding the lack of support and engagement outside academics. Overall, it could be considered a good nursing school institution, especially for those who want academic learning, but potential students have to weigh these factors against expectations of campus life and extracurricular involvement.

In India, some private colleges may request donations or capitation fees for admissions to programs like Pharmacy and Nursing, especially for management quota seats. These donations are often in addition to the regular tuition fees and may be required for non-merit-based admissions. However, it's important to note that asking for donations is not a universal practice and is generally not encouraged or legal under the regulations set by the Government and the respective regulatory bodies (like PCI for Pharmacy and INC for Nursing).It is advisable to thoroughly research the college, review their fee structure, and, if possible, consult with current students or alumni to understand if donations are part of the admission process. Always ensure that any financial transactions are legitimate and transparent.