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Harsha College of Nursing
Attached hospitalCritical-care labs
Bangalore Admissions 2026
M.Sc Nursing (Master in Nursing)
Advance into nursing leadership with PG admissions across Bangalore's premier medical networks — five specialised branches.
5 specialisations
Direct PG quota
Attached hospitals
2 YearsFull-time PG degree
2 Years
Full-time PG degree
B.Sc Nursing
Min. 55% aggregate
1 Yr Experience
Post-registration practice
5 Branches
MSN, OBG, Paediatrics & more
Choose your stream
M.Sc Nursing specialisations
Medical Surgical Nursing (MSN)
Advanced adult acute care — ICU, emergency, oncology and cardiology settings.
Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG)
Maternal-fetal medicine, labour support, newborn assessment and women's health.
Paediatric Nursing
Child-care medicine, paediatric emergency, NICU and developmental tracking.
Psychiatric Nursing
Therapeutic counselling, psychiatric diagnostics and mental-health rehabilitation.
Community Health Nursing
Public health, primary clinics, healthcare policy and epidemiological tracking.
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How it works
Your admission steps
1
Choose Specialty
Review your career goals and pick the optimal clinical stream.
2
Shortlist Colleges
Compare hospitals, facilities and budget ranges in Bangalore.
3
Document Filing
Verify council registration and clinical experience credentials.
4
Confirm Admission
Lock your PG seat and reserve hostel accommodation.
Lead the next chapter of your nursing career
Talk to an MSE counsellor and secure a direct PG seat in Bangalore for 2026.
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FAQ
Questions, answered
Yes. The Indian Nursing Council requires a minimum of 1 year of clinical or teaching experience after registration with the State Nursing Council, post B.Sc Nursing.
Yes. Post Basic B.Sc Nursing graduates are fully eligible for M.Sc Nursing admissions, provided they have a minimum of 55% marks and are registered with the nursing council.