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Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research

B.Sc. Nursing at PGIMER Chandigarh

4-year degree at India’s #2 medical institute. Real ward exposure from Day 1 in a 1,960-bed super-specialty hospital.

NIRF Medical Rank

#2

Elite reputation without the crazy price tag.

Key numbers

Total Fees

₹2.0L

whole program

Placement Rate

88%

2025 batch

Intake

120 seats

Programme Duration

4 Years

Are you eligible?

  • Class 12 Subjects

    Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English are all mandatory.

  • Minimum Aggregate

    Score at least 50% in your Class 12 board exams.

Entrance exams

PGIMER B.Sc. Nursing Entrance Exam

Your 4-Year Ward-to-Work Timeline

  1. Year +0

    Year 1

    Foundational nursing sciences + basic clinical skills and hospital orientation.

  2. Year +1

    Year 2

    Medical-surgical nursing deep-dive with obstetric & pediatric rotations.

  3. Year +2

    Year 3

    Community health nursing + advanced practicum in the 1,960-bed hospital.

  4. Year +3

    Year 4

    Research project, intensive internship and campus placement drive.

Investment

2.0L total

  • Total Programme Fee2,00,000

Placement · 2025

Where graduates land

Placement rate

88%

Top recruiters

PGIMER Nursing ServicesGovernment HospitalsPrivate HospitalsAIIMSFortis HealthcareMax HealthcareOverseas Healthcare Employers
success

Hostel + Scholarships = Low Stress

On-campus hostel stay and scholarship support mean you’re not bleeding rent money while studying. Rare combo of elite pedigree and student-friendly living.

The verdict

Strong fit

If nursing is your calling, PGIMER Chandigarh hits different. You get NIRF #2 clout, total fees around ₹2L, daily hands-on training in a massive teaching hospital, and an 88% placement rate with recruiters spanning AIIMS to Fortis. The catch? You’ll need to crack their institute-specific entrance. For pre-med hopefuls who want job-ready skills without a ₹50L price tag, this is a strong bet.

Matches what you said

  • Affordable elite medical education
  • Massive clinical exposure
  • Government institute pedigree
  • Hostel & scholarship support

Doesn't match

  • Non-medical career flexibility
  • Easy or decentralized admissions
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