Institute of Nursing Education, Mumbai
Bai Motalibai, Sir J. J. Group of Hospitals, Byculla, Mumbai- State Government
- Affiliated to MUHS
- Established
- –
- Seats 2026
- 85
- Fees / year
- ₹25,400
- Type
- State Government
- Programmes
- 2
- Regulated by
- Indian Nursing Council
About Institute of Nursing Education, Mumbai
Institute of Nursing Education is a government institution in Mumbai, Maharashtra. It is affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences. It runs Post Basic B.Sc Nursing and M.Sc Nursing 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 DMER Maharashtra admission.
- Admission through MH Post Basic B.Sc Nursing merit (DMER)
- 85 seats (M.Sc Nursing and Post Basic B.Sc Nursing)
Admission and fees
Admission and fees by degree
Post Basic B.Sc Nursing
1 programme- Entrance exam
- MH Post Basic B.Sc Nursing merit (DMER)
- Counselling and seat allotment
- DMER Maharashtra admission
- Fee for one year (2026-27)
- ₹25,400
- Hostel and mess for one year
- ₹4,000
Post Basic B.Sc Nursing (2 years) seats of this government institute are filled by the DMER process, not by the State CET Cell. Merit is the aggregate of all GNM years' marks; ties are broken on Class 12 marks, then Class 10 marks, then age. 60 seats: 25 for DMER employees, 25 for Health Services employees and 10 for private candidates, with 30 percent of the seats for women. Candidates must have passed GNM from a school recognised by the State Nursing Council and the Indian Nursing Council. The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Maharashtra, publishes an application form and information brochure every year (2026-27: forms from 22 to 30 June 2026, provisional merit list on 8 July, final merit list on 14 July, counselling on 16 to 17 July, joining by 1 August). There is no entrance test: candidates apply to the institute and are ranked on marks. Reservation follows the state rules (SC 13, ST 7, VJ-A 3, NT-B 2.5, NT-C 3.5, NT-D 2, OBC 19, SEBC 10 and EWS 10 percent, 5 percent for locomotor disability). Candidates must be Indian citizens living in Maharashtra, registered as nurse and midwife with the Maharashtra Nursing Council (registration renewed), up to 45 years old (50 for reserved categories) on 31 July of the year, and government in-service candidates need five years of service. Final admission is subject to approval by the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences.
Tuition fee of government nursing institutes fixed by the Government of Maharashtra for every course. The institute also charges an admission fee of 1,500 (once), a refundable library deposit of 2,000, gymkhana 500, library 1,000, miscellaneous 1,000 and, if a hostel seat is given, hostel 4,000 a year.
From the official PB B.Sc Nursing fee notice of Institute of Nursing Education, Mumbai.
M.Sc Nursing
1 programme- Entrance exam
- MH M.Sc Nursing merit (DMER)
- Counselling and seat allotment
- DMER Maharashtra admission
- Fee for one year (2026-27)
- ₹25,400
- Hostel and mess for one year
- ₹4,000
M.Sc Nursing (2 years) seats of this government institute are filled by the DMER process, not by the State CET Cell. Merit is the aggregate of all years' marks in Basic B.Sc, Post Basic B.Sc or IGNOU Post Basic B.Sc Nursing; ties are broken on Class 12 marks, then Class 10 marks, then age. 25 seats: 10 for DMER employees, 10 for Health Services employees and 5 for private candidates. Specialities: Child Health, Mental Health (Psychiatric), Community Health, Medical Surgical and Obstetrics and Gynaecological Nursing, 5 seats each. Candidates need a B.Sc or Post Basic B.Sc Nursing degree from a recognised institution and at least one year of work experience after registration. The Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Maharashtra, publishes an application form and information brochure every year (2026-27: forms from 22 to 30 June 2026, provisional merit list on 8 July, final merit list on 14 July, counselling on 16 to 17 July, joining by 1 August). There is no entrance test: candidates apply to the institute and are ranked on marks. Reservation follows the state rules (SC 13, ST 7, VJ-A 3, NT-B 2.5, NT-C 3.5, NT-D 2, OBC 19, SEBC 10 and EWS 10 percent, 5 percent for locomotor disability). Candidates must be Indian citizens living in Maharashtra, registered as nurse and midwife with the Maharashtra Nursing Council (registration renewed), up to 45 years old (50 for reserved categories) on 31 July of the year, and government in-service candidates need five years of service. Final admission is subject to approval by the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences.
Tuition fee of government nursing institutes fixed by the Government of Maharashtra for every course. The institute also charges an admission fee of 1,500 (once), a refundable library deposit of 2,000, gymkhana 500, library 1,000, miscellaneous 1,000 and, if a hostel seat is given, hostel 4,000 a year.
From the official M.Sc Nursing fee notice of Institute of Nursing Education, Mumbai.
Courses and seats
Seats: intake 2026Post Basic B.Sc Nursing (2 years)1 programme · 60 seats
| Programme | Seats |
|---|---|
| Nursing | 60 |
M.Sc Nursing (2 years)1 programme · 25 seats
| Programme | Seats |
|---|---|
| Nursing | 25 |
About this data
Collected and checked by Insight Mentors from official sources (Indian Nursing Council and the institute). Last updated 10 November 2026.
