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B.Sc Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

4 Years 29 Colleges
Total Colleges
21
with fee data
Lowest Fee
₹2,420
total programme
Highest Fee
₹10.05 Lakh
total programme
Average Fee
₹3.59 Lakh
across colleges

B.Sc Nursing Fee Structure 2026

The fee structure for Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing) varies significantly based on the type of institution. Government colleges charge an average of ₹75,850 for the complete programme, while private institutions average around ₹4.74 Lakh. Overall, B.Sc Nursing fees range from ₹2,420 to ₹10.05 Lakh across listed colleges. Currently, 29 colleges in India offer B.Sc Nursing programmes.

College-wise B.Sc Nursing Fees

# College City Type Total Fees
21 Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research

SRIHER

Chennai, Tamil Nadu Deemed ₹450,000 Details
22 Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

Amrita

Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu Deemed ₹500,000 Details
23 Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management

GITAM

Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh Deemed ₹520,000 Details
24 Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology

KIIT

Bhubaneswar, Odisha Deemed ₹563,000 Details
25 Jamia Hamdard

Jamia Hamdard

New Delhi, Delhi Deemed ₹622,000 Details
26 Parul University

PU

Vadodara, Gujarat Deemed ₹676,000 Details
27 Siksha O Anusandhan University

SOA University

Bhubaneswar, Odisha Deemed ₹690,000 Details
28 Sharda University

SU

Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh Private ₹862,000 Details
29 Manipal Academy of Higher Education

MAHE

Manipal, Karnataka Deemed ₹1,005,000 Details

Government vs Private B.Sc Nursing Fees

Government Colleges
₹75,850
average total fee
Range: ₹2,420 - ₹2.29 Lakh
9 colleges
Private Colleges
₹4.74 Lakh
average total fee
Range: ₹1.60 Lakh - ₹8.62 Lakh
3 colleges

B.Sc Nursing Fees by Institution Category

Fee comparison across different types of institutions offering B.Sc Nursing

Category Colleges Lowest Fee Highest Fee Average Fee
AIIMS 2 ₹2,420 ₹5,000 ₹3,710
Institute 4 ₹6,000 ₹2.29 Lakh ₹1.06 Lakh
College 2 ₹80,000 ₹1.60 Lakh ₹1.20 Lakh
University 13 ₹52,730 ₹10.05 Lakh ₹5.28 Lakh

State-wise B.Sc Nursing Fees

Fee ranges across different states for B.Sc Nursing colleges

State Colleges Lowest Fee Highest Fee Average Fee
Uttarakhand 1 ₹2,420 ₹2,420 ₹2,420
Puducherry 1 ₹6,000 ₹6,000 ₹6,000
Chandigarh 1 ₹10,500 ₹10,500 ₹10,500
Maharashtra 1 ₹80,000 ₹80,000 ₹80,000
Delhi 2 ₹5,000 ₹6.22 Lakh ₹3.14 Lakh
Uttar Pradesh 4 ₹52,730 ₹8.62 Lakh ₹3.16 Lakh
Tamil Nadu 5 ₹1.60 Lakh ₹5.00 Lakh ₹3.82 Lakh
Andhra Pradesh 1 ₹5.20 Lakh ₹5.20 Lakh ₹5.20 Lakh
Karnataka 2 ₹1.77 Lakh ₹10.05 Lakh ₹5.91 Lakh
Odisha 2 ₹5.63 Lakh ₹6.90 Lakh ₹6.27 Lakh
Gujarat 1 ₹6.76 Lakh ₹6.76 Lakh ₹6.76 Lakh

B.Sc Nursing Fee Comparison by Institution Type

B.Sc Nursing Fee Structure - Top Colleges Comparison

B.Sc Nursing fees vary dramatically - from under ₹2,000/year at AIIMS to ₹4+ lakh/year at private colleges. Government institutions offer world-class training at subsidised fees, while private colleges charge significantly more with varying quality of clinical training facilities.

Fee Comparison - Top B.Sc Nursing Colleges

College Type Seats Total Fee (4 Years) Key Highlight
AIIMS DelhiCentral Govt96~₹6,640₹1,735/yr tuition; ₹13K/month internship stipend; own entrance exam
PGIMER ChandigarhCentral Govt89-128~₹2,305Cheapest B.Sc Nursing in India; own entrance exam
AFMC Pune (MNS)Military40~₹8,000Lieutenant rank upon graduation; ₹56,100/month basic; free medical + canteen
CMC VellorePrivate (Aided)100~₹65,000~₹50K tuition + hostel; India's most reputed nursing programme
JIPMER PuducherryCentral Govt94 (85F + 9M)~₹91,230Own entrance exam; 85 female + 9 male seats
NIMHANS BangaloreCentral Govt75₹1.4-1.77 LakhPsychiatric nursing focus; India's top mental health institute
Manipal College of NursingPrivate100~₹6.18 LakhNAAC A++ campus; international exchange; strong placements
State Govt CollegesState Govt50-100/college₹20K-2L totalNEET-based admission; ₹5K-50K/year depending on state
Average Private CollegePrivate60-100₹4-16 Lakh total₹1-4L/year; quality varies; check INC affiliation status

Government vs Private - Cost-Benefit Analysis

Parameter Government (AIIMS/PGIMER) Private
Total Cost (4 Years)₹2,305-91,230₹4-16 Lakh
Clinical ExposureAttached to tertiary care hospitals with 1,000+ bedsVaries widely; smaller hospitals may limit clinical exposure
Government Job PreferenceAIIMS/PGIMER graduates preferred in NORCET, state govt hiringEqual eligibility but competition is higher
International RecognitionAIIMS brand globally recognised; easier NMC/NCLEX pathwayINC-recognised degree accepted internationally; clinical hours matter most
Internship Stipend₹8,000-13,000/monthOften no stipend or nominal amount

Financial Aid & Scholarships

  • AIIMS Fee Waiver: SC/ST/OBC students receive full or partial fee waivers at AIIMS. Hostel at subsidised rates.
  • Post-Matric Scholarship: Central and state government scholarships for SC/ST/OBC/Minority nursing students. Covers tuition + maintenance allowance.
  • PM-Vidyalaxmi: Education loan with interest subsidy for families with income < ₹8 lakh/year.
  • State Nursing Scholarships: Many states (Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka) offer dedicated nursing scholarships for merit and economically weaker students.
  • CMC Vellore Scholarships: Need-based scholarships covering up to 100% of fees for economically disadvantaged students.

Fee & Scholarship Information

  • Fees shown are total programme fees and may vary by specialisation, batch, and category. Always verify current fees on the college's official website.
  • Government colleges typically offer fee waivers and tuition reductions for SC/ST/OBC/EWS and PwD category students.
  • Many institutions offer merit-based scholarships, education loans, and instalment payment options. Check individual college pages for details.

Frequently Asked Questions - B.Sc Nursing Fees

B.Sc Nursing fees in government colleges are very affordable, typically ₹10,000-₹50,000 per year. Private nursing colleges charge ₹50,000-₹2 Lakh annually. AIIMS and government institutions offer the most economical options.

Several state and central government scholarships support nursing students, especially from economically weaker sections and SC/ST categories. Some hospitals also offer scholarships with a service bond requiring graduates to work at the institution for a specified period.

Most nursing colleges, especially those attached to hospitals, provide hostel accommodation as clinical training requires proximity to the hospital. Hostel fees are usually separate from tuition and vary by institution.