CNK College of Nursing Bangalore B.Sc (Nursing) : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. CNK College of Nursing, Bangalore has an annual intake of 60 B.Sc Nursing seats. Of these, 20 percent are allocated as government quota seats through KCET and KEA counselling for Karnataka domicile students. The remaining 80 percent are management quota seats for which applicants can contact the college admissions office directly after the KEA counselling process concludes each year.

Ans. Government quota students at CNK College of Nursing pay a total of INR 2,25,000 for the four-year B.Sc Nursing program, working out to INR 56,250 per year. Management quota students pay INR 7,50,000 total, which is INR 1,87,500 per year. Fee figures are from the 2025 fee structure and students should verify the current amounts with the college admissions office.

Ans. Karnataka domicile students must appear for KCET conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority. After KCET results are declared, eligible nursing candidates register on the KEA portal at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in, enter college preferences during the option entry round, and receive allotment for B.Sc Nursing state quota seats. After allotment, students must report to CNK College of Nursing, RT Nagar with original documents within the stipulated deadline.

Ans. Yes, the B.Sc Nursing program at CNK College of Nursing is approved by the Indian Nursing Council and the Karnataka State Nursing Council, and is affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore. Graduates are eligible to register as registered nurses with the Karnataka State Nursing Council and practice nursing across India after completing the program and any mandatory clinical training requirements.

Ans. B.Sc Nursing graduates can work as registered nurses in government and private hospitals in Bangalore and across Karnataka. Career options include staff nurse positions, OT nurses, ICU nurses, and community health nurses in government health programmes. Graduates may also pursue M.Sc Nursing specializations, appear for NCLEX-RN for opportunities abroad in countries like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, or join nursing education as tutors after completing M.Sc Nursing.

Ans. Out-of-state students are not eligible for Karnataka state quota seats via KCET. However, they may apply for management quota seats by contacting CNK College of Nursing directly. Management quota admissions are based on merit in 10+2 PCB and minimum eligibility of 45 percent aggregate. Interested students from other states should contact the college admissions office well before the academic year begins to check seat availability.