BSc Nursing Fees: Course Fees, Fee Structure, Government College Fees and Private College Fees

BSc Nursing is an undergraduate degree that aims to prepare you for a career in nursing. You will learn about anatomy, microbiology, biochemistry, psychology, and more all within the context of nursing in a 4-year curriculum.

BSc Nursing Fees are an important factor to consider as they vary significantly across different colleges and universities. You must understand the fee structure to check the affordability and the financial planning for the entire BSc Nursing program. If you are aware of the fees beforehand, you can plan accordingly to avoid any financial pressure.

Government colleges generally have lower BSc Nursing fees compared to private colleges which usually charge higher, but also provide modern infrastructure, equipment and more. Other than the tuition fees, other charges like examination fees, enrollment fees, caution money, laboratory fees and more are also clubbed in the BSc Nursing fees. You should choose the college that meets your educational goals while also aligning with the budget.

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What is the fee for BSc Nursing in top colleges?

BSc Nursing is offered by many colleges in India. The course fee can vary for different colleges based on various factors. Organisations like the NIRF rank the top BSc Nursing colleges. You can check the BSc Nursing fee for top colleges in the table below.

College	Course Fee (INR)	Seat Intake
AIIMS Delhi, New Delhi	1,685	5
Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh	5,850	93
Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore	25,955	100
Jawahar Lal Institute of Post Graduate Education and Research (JIPMER), Puducherry	11,410	75
Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS), Lucknow	79,800	60
Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi	2,381	–
Madras Medical College (MCC), Chennai	45,000	50
Dr DY Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune	1,00,000	100
Saveetha Institute of Medical and Techincal Sciences (SIMAT), Chennai	1,25,000	100
AIIMS Rishikesh, Rishikesh	1,735	100

What is the fee for BSc Nursing in government colleges?

Many students prefer government colleges for BSc Nursing because of the lower fees compared to private institutes and medical colleges. You can check the fees for some of the top government BSc Nursing colleges in the following table.

College	Course Fee (INR)	Seat Intake
AIIMS Delhi, New Delhi	1,685	5
Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh	5,850	93
Jawahar Lal Institute of Post Graduate Education and Research (JIPMER), Puducherry	11,410	75
Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGIMS), Lucknow	79,800	60
Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi	2,381	–

What is the fee for BSc Nursing in private colleges?

The main reason for choosing private colleges for BSc Nursing is because of the modern infrastructure, equipment and teaching methods that government colleges may lack. Mentioned in the table below are some of the top private colleges for BSc Nursing.

College	Course Fee (INR)	Seat Intake
Christian Medical College (CMC), Vellore	25,955	100
Dr DY Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune	1,00,000	100
Saveetha Institute of Medical and Techincal Sciences (SIMAT), Chennai	1,25,000	100
Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research, Chennai	1,00,000	100
Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University (SOA), Bhubaneswar	1,00,000

What are the factors affecting BSc Nursing fees?

Various factors affect the BSc Nursing fees. You can check some of the top factors below.

College Type - Government colleges generally charge less for BSc Nursing compared to private colleges. Fees in private colleges are much higher because of the facilities and infrastructure.
Accreditation - Colleges affiliated with reputed universities and national-level accreditation generally have a higher fee structure.
Demand - Colleges in areas with high demand for nursing professionals may charge more fees. Many colleges also offer competitive fees to attract students.
Location - Location is one of the major factors in deciding the BSc Nursing fees. Colleges in urban areas generally cost more due to the operational expenses.
Faculty - Colleges with experienced and skilled faculties may have higher fees to support their salaries.
Government Regulations - Applied mostly to government colleges, government policies may influence the BSc Nursing fees.

Are there any additional charges for BSc Nursing other than the tuition fees?

Yes, other than the BSc Nursing tuition fees, there are many charges for which you have to pay during the BSc Nursing course. You are charged additional amounts for different purposes like the college development, maintenance of laboratories and equipment, library and more. You can check some of the additional charges listed below.

Admission fee.
Enrollment fee.
Caution Money (Refundable at the end of the course).
Examination fee.
Laboratory fee.
Library fee.
Student Welfare fund.
Extra Curricular Activities fee.
Transportation fee (If applicable).

Other than the above-mentioned charges, you have to also pay for the hostel fee, hostel security fee and fee for hostel amenities like the mess and laundry if you opt to stay in a hostel.

What are the scholarships for BSc Nursing students?

There are many scholarships available for BSc Nursing students. These can be helpful for students belonging to economically weaker sections who want to pursue BSc Nursing courses. Some of the top scholarships are mentioned in the following tables.

Scholarship	Benefits	Dates (Tentative)
Sir Ratan Tata Trust and Navajbai Ratan Tata Trust Education Grant	Covers the entire tuition fee of the student along with a monthly INR 5,000 stipend. Applicants must be residents of Mumbai or its suburbs.	January 2025
TNAI SNA Scholarship	Provide students with a one-time amount of INR 24,000. Applicant must be a bona fide student of nursing college along with 3 months of preliminary training.	August 2025
Lila Poonawalla Foundation Scholarship	Students will get an annual amount of INR 1,00,000 and INR 60,000 residing in Pune and Wardha respectively. Applicable only to female candidates enrolled in nursing colleges in Pune or Wardha.	January 2025
Mother Teresa Scholarship	Provide students with INR 15,000 amount every year. Applicants must be from Kerala belonging to minority communities with annual income below INR 8,00,000.	October - November 2025
TSS Sameer Aatmanirbhar Scholarship for Graduation	Female candidates from Gujarat will receive an amount of up to INR 30,000. Applicant must have scored 60% or more in class 10 and class 12 with family income below INR 6,00,000.	–
Timken Scholarship	Selected applicants will be provided an amount up to INR 75,000. Applicant should have scored 50% in class 10 and class 12 and the annual income must be below INR 8,00,000.	January 2025

What is the fee structure for a BSc Nursing course in Maharashtra?

The BSc Nursing fees in Maharashtra can vary based on different colleges and their locations. College type, whether it is government or private can also influence the fees. BSc Nursing in Maharashtra from government colleges is comparatively cheaper compared to private colleges. You should contact the college you are interested in directly for detailed fees and also check other expenses like examination fees, caution money, laboratory charges and more. You can check some of the top BSc Nursing colleges in Maharashtra in the table below.

College	Course Fee (INR)	Seat Intake
Dr DY Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune	1,00,000	100
Dr DY Patil University, Navi Mumbai	1,00,000	–
Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC), Pune	80,000	50
Grant Medical College, Mumbai	19,100	–
Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College (LTMMC), Mumbai	47,585	–

BSc Nursing Fees: FAQs

Ques. Can I get my college fee refunded if I cancel my admission after 6 months in BSc Nursing?

Ans. The chances of getting a fee refund after cancelling the admission in 6 months depend on the college's policies. Each college has its own timeline in which it accepts the refund application. You should check with your college if 6 months is in the timeline for a fee refund or some amount of it. Most likely, you will get a partial refund after 6 months.

Ques. Is there a bond system in BSc Nursing? If I quit after completing the first year, do I have to pay the full four-year fees?

Ans. Bond systems may exist in some BSc Nursing colleges, especially in government ones. The fee policies vary for different colleges. If you leave after the first year, you may be charged with a penalty if there is a bond. However, you will not be required to pay the full four-year fees. The college may take the first-year fee for which you were present.

Ques. How can I compare the fees of different BSc Nursing colleges before selecting one?

Ans. To compare the fees of different BSc Nursing colleges, you must first make a list of colleges you are interested in. Then you can check the accurate fee structure from their official websites or by contacting the college admission cell. In this way, you will have a detailed list helping you to choose the best college as per your budget. You should also check the hostel charges if you are opting to stay in a hostel.

Comments

3 Comments

anuranjeeta ojha

Bina koi exam diye BSC nursing me admission kaise le

Sinbad Chongtham

Although admission to B.Sc Nursing program is mainly based on the merit of entrance tests, there are also various nursing colleges that offer admission to B.Sc Nursing program based on the merit of the qualifying examination passed. For more infromation, please visit B.Sc Nursing Admission.

karthika p

B.sc nursing course 1st Year fees And total 4 years fee. How much?

Sinbad Chongtham

B.Sc Nursing course fee is different from one institute to another. The course fee for private colleges are higher compared to government colleges. In India the course fee ranges from INR 2000 to INR 200000 annually.

rajkumar yadav

My 12 th science% is over all 51 so I'm able to bsc nursing plz inform yes or no

Sinbad Chongtham

The minimum mark requirement differs from one institute to another. However, you must have taken PCB and English as compulsory subjects. I suggest you check the admission eligibility of the college you are interested to take admission.

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