Ganga Sheel School of Nursing, Bareilly: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Ganga Sheel College of Nursing, Bareilly, conducts the admission of its various nursing programs to only the qualified. A student can pursue programs like B.Sc Nursing, Post Basic B.Sc Nursing, GNM, ANM, Diploma, and M.Sc. Nursing. Usually, the admission is for that period of the year. However, no specific date is announced.

Admission to B.Sc Nursing and Post Basic B.Sc Nursing programs is primarily on merit. That means the institute pays attention to the candidates' performance in the qualifying examinations. Admission to GNM and ANM is again on merit and through an entrance test as well. Some diploma programs expect candidates to write an entrance examination.

Application Process

Depending on the program that one wants to join at Ganga Sheel School of Nursing, Bareilly, the process varies:

1. Applicants should obtain an application form: Therefore, visit the Ganga Sheel School of Nursing official website or contact the admission office to obtain the form for the program that one is interested in.

2. Filling the form: The application form must be filled up correctly with relevant personal and academic details. Ensure all necessary fields are duly filled.

3. Make a folder with all documents in it: Collect all required documents, which generally include:

• Passport-size photographs
• Mark sheets of qualifying examinations (10th, 12th, or previous degree as applicable)
• Valid ID proof
• Caste certificate (if applicable)
• Other associated certificates or documents specified by the institute.

4. Submit Application: The duly filled application form along with other required documents should be submitted in person or through the medium specified by the institute to the admission office of the institute.

5. Entrance examination (where applicable): Attend and prepare for the examination as per the schedule for the entrance examination at the venue.

6. Merit list or Interview: After doing so, the institute shall publish a merit list after the entrance examination(s), if any, or based on academic merit, or may call shortlisted candidates for an interview.

7. Document Verification: The shortlisted candidates would be asked to present documents for verification in original.

8. Fee Payment: Selected candidates would have to pay the course fee to secure a seat.

9. Enrolment: Do the enrolment as per requirements laid down by the institute, including submitting any additional document or information.

Degree-wise Admission Process

B.Sc Nursing: Admission to a 4-year B.Sc Nursing program is strictly on merit. For the course, 40 seats have been earmarked. Only candidates who have passed the 10+2 examination with science subjects are eligible to apply. Total fees estimated for this program approximate Rs. 318,500.

Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing: This is a 2-year program with admissions based on merit. Currently, the course has a total of 30 seats available. Candidates are eligible if they have completed their GNM course.Successful completion of the course will cost the candidate approximately Rupees 180,000.

GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery): Admission to this program will be awarded on the basis of an entrance test followed by selection based on merit. The institute has a total of 50 seats for this program. Estimated costs for this program are around Rs.190,000.

The ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery): This method of securing admission requires an entrance examination followed by selection based on merit and is similar to that of the GNM program. There are 40 students' seats allotted in this course. The total cost for the program is about Rs. 130,000.

M.Sc. Nursing: The institute offers the M.Sc. Nursing program with an intake of 20 students. Specific conditions for admission have not yet been laid out; however, it is prudent to surmise that these will be based upon a candidate's performance in a B.Sc. Nursing or equivalent degree.

Diploma Courses: Schools will offer many diploma courses, including Emergency and Trauma Care Technician, Physiotherapy, Operation Theater Technician, and Cardiac Care. Depending on the program, admission to these courses will be made either through an entrance test or through merit.