Parimala Pandurangan College of Paramedical Science, Walajapet
No.55, Chithathur Village, Walajapet- Private
- Established
- –
- Seats 2026
- 40
- Fees / year
- –
- Nursing closing rank, TN B.Sc Nursing selection 2025
- 22,022
- Programmes
- 2
- Regulated by
- Indian Nursing Council
About Parimala Pandurangan College of Paramedical Science, Walajapet
Parimala Pandurangan College of Paramedical Science is a private institution in Vellore, Tamil Nadu. It runs B.Sc Nursing 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.
- 40 seats (B.Sc Nursing and ANM)
Admission and fees
Admission and fees by degree
B.Sc Nursing
1 programmeAdmission details for B.Sc Nursing at Parimala Pandurangan College of Paramedical Science, Walajapet are not published yet. Ask our counsellor how it works this year.
ANM
1 programmeAdmission details for ANM at Parimala Pandurangan College of Paramedical Science, Walajapet are not published yet. Ask our counsellor how it works this year.
Courses and seats
Seats: intake 2026 · Closing rank: TN B.Sc Nursing selection 2025, general meritB.Sc Nursing (4 years)1 programme
| Programme | Seats | Closing rank |
|---|---|---|
| Nursing | – | 22,022163.00 percentile |
ANM (2 years)1 programme · 40 seats
| Programme | Seats | Closing rank |
|---|---|---|
| Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery | 40 | – |
Closing rank = general merit seats, the highest closing rank of the year (each counselling round lists only its own allotments). Other categories, rounds and years are in the cut-offs section below.
Cut-offs: opening and closing ranks
TN B.Sc Nursing selection · TN B.Sc Nursing counselling| Programme | Opening rank | Closing rank | Closing marks (of 200) |
|---|---|---|---|
| NursingB.Sc Nursing | 22,022 | 22,022 | 163.0 |
The Selection Committee, Directorate of Medical Education and Research, Tamil Nadu, admits B.Sc Nursing students on Class 12 marks, with no entrance test and no All India rank. The rank shown is the state merit rank of the last candidate who got a seat in that group in that round, and the marks are out of 200. The lists print the community of the candidate, not the category of the seat, so a candidate of a reserved community can also hold an open-competition seat. A candidate who keeps a seat from an earlier round is not counted again. Seats left in one round go to the next, so a later round can close lower.
About this data
Collected and checked by Insight Mentors from official sources (Indian Nursing Council and the institute). Last updated 9 November 2026.