Princess Durru Shehvar College of Nursing Campus Facilities - Hostel Fees, Infrastructure, Address

The total fees of the BSc Nursing course at the Princess Durru Shehvar College of Nursing Hyderabad, Telangana, India, is Rs 6.5 lakhs. The Management Quota seats are included in this. Although there are lesser costs for seats with government quotas, the application process is more difficult. The following describes the fee structure for Management Quota seats:

• Admission Fee: Rs 1,000/-
• Tuition Fee: Rs 1.5 lakhs/year
• Examination Fee: Rs 10,000/-
• Hostel Fee: Rs 50,000/year
• Mess Fee: Rs 20,000/year
• Other Charges: Rs 50,000/year

Therefore, the total fees of the course is Rs 6.5 lakhs. Please be aware that the fees could fluctuate. On the college website or by contacting the college administration, you can find the most recent and correct information.

The fees for B.Sc. Nursing in Princess Durru Shehvar College of Nursing through Management quota is Rs 6.5 lakhs for the entire course.

The admission to Princess Durru Shehvar College of Nursing is offered at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. All the courses are offered in the specialisation of nursing to the interested candidates. These courses are offered to the candidates in the regular, offline mode. The duration of BSc in Nursing course is 4 years and the duration of MSc in Nursing course is 2 years. For admission to BSc course, candidates must have passed class 12 with a minimum of 45% marks and PCB as the main subjects. For the MSc course, candidates must have a valid BSc Nursing degree from a recognised board to become eligible. For admission through government quota, candidates must apply to the Dr. NTR & KNR University of Health Sciences (Dr. NTR & KNR U.H.S.) according to the newspaper notification in June/July. For management quota, candidates must submit their application forms along with a Demand Draft for Rs.1,000/- (subject to change) in favour of the “Princess Durru Shehvar College of Nursing” according to the admission notification in the newspapers (June/July).