Guru Gobind Singh College of Nursing, Malout

Village Theri Malout, Malout

Private
Affiliated to PNRC

Established: –
Seats 2026: 80
Fees / year: –
Type: Private
Programmes: 2
Regulated by: Indian Nursing Council

About Guru Gobind Singh College of Nursing, Malout

Guru Gobind Singh College of Nursing is a private institution in Sri Muktsar Sahib, Punjab. It is affiliated to Punjab Nurses Registration Council, Mohali. It runs GNM and ANM courses. Nursing education in India is regulated by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) and the State Nursing Council, so confirm the college's recognition for the year you apply. Its seats are filled through PNRC counselling.

Admission through PNRC merit (Class 12)
80 seats (ANM and GNM)

Admission and fees

Admission and fees by degree

GNM

1 programme

Entrance exam: PNRC merit (Class 12)
Counselling and seat allotment: PNRC counselling

Pass Class 12 (10+2) with English with at least 40% marks from a recognised board (5% relaxation for SC and ST), or be a registered ANM. The candidate must be at least 17 years old on 31 December of the admission year. There is no entrance test.

Apply online on the admission portal of the Punjab Nurses Registration Council, Mohali, and fill college choices. Admission to all government and private institutes is by the council's centralised online counselling.

The merit list uses the average marks of the three core subjects of Class 12, with Science (Medical) candidates placed ahead of the others. Preference goes to residents of Punjab.

Seats are allotted in rounds, followed by a semi-online counselling for leftover seats. Reserved seats follow the Punjab government notification (SC 25%, Backward Classes 10%, persons with disability 5%, and small shares for border and backward areas, defence and police wards, sports and others).

Report to the allotted institute with the original documents for verification and joining.

ANM

1 programme

Entrance exam: PNRC merit (Class 12)
Counselling and seat allotment: PNRC counselling

Pass Class 12 (10+2) with English from a recognised board, and be at least 17 years old on 31 December of the admission year. There is no entrance test.

Apply online on the admission portal of the Punjab Nurses Registration Council, Mohali, and fill institute choices. Admission to all government and private institutes is by the council's centralised online counselling.

The merit list uses the aggregate marks of Class 12. Preference goes to residents of Punjab. Trained dais, ASHA workers, Anganwadi workers and students of four years of rural schooling in Punjab have a 10% horizontal reservation in ANM, at half the admission fee.

Seats are allotted in rounds, followed by a semi-online counselling for leftover seats.

Report to the allotted institute with the original documents for verification and joining.

Thinking of Guru Gobind Singh College of Nursing, Malout? A counsellor can explain how admission to its nursing courses works in Punjab this year, and help you with the forms and dates.