St. Peter's Nursing School/College and Research Institute, Hosur
Sf.No.502/1, Chennathur Village, Opp to Ii Sipcot, Hosur- Private
- Affiliated to TTNDMMU
- Established
- –
- Seats 2026
- 120
- Fees / year
- ₹35,000+
- Type
- Private
- Programmes
- 2
- Regulated by
- Indian Nursing Council
About St. Peter's Nursing School/College and Research Institute, Hosur
St. Peter's Nursing School/College and Research Institute is a private institution in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. It is affiliated to The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University. It runs B.Sc Nursing and GNM 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 Tamil Nadu Selection Committee counselling.
- Admission through TN B.Sc Nursing selection
- 120 seats (GNM and B.Sc Nursing)
Admission and fees
Admission and fees by degree
B.Sc Nursing
1 programme- Entrance exam
- TN B.Sc Nursing selection
- Counselling and seat allotment
- Tamil Nadu Selection Committee counselling
- Fee for one year (2026-27)
- ₹60,000
There is no entrance test. The Selection Committee ranks candidates on their Class 12 marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology (or Botany and Zoology), normalised and reduced to a base of 200. In a self-financing college the Selection Committee fills the government quota: 65% of the seats in a non-minority institution and 50% in a minority institution. Seats are allotted in online counselling by the Selection Committee of the Directorate of Medical Education and Research, Tamil Nadu, in rounds, by rank, community and the choices the candidate fills. Candidates must be natives of Tamil Nadu, have completed 17 years by 31 December 2026 and have passed Class 12 with English and Physics, Chemistry and Biology with at least 45% (40% for BC, MBC, DNC, SC, SCA and ST). Seats are in the ratio of 9 women to 1 man.
Fee a year for government quota seats in a self-financing college: tuition, admission, laboratory, library, sports and other recurring fees. Hostel, transport and mess are extra. The Fee Fixation Committee may revise it.
From the official B.Sc Nursing fee notice of St. Peter's Nursing School/College and Research Institute, Hosur.
GNM
1 programme- Entrance exam
- TN DGNM selection
- Counselling and seat allotment
- Tamil Nadu Selection Committee counselling
- Fee for one year (2026-27)
- ₹35,000
There is no entrance test. Candidates must have studied Tamil as the first language and passed Class 12 (HSC) with at least 40% for OC, BC and MBC (a pass for SC, SCA and ST), and be 17 by 31 December 2026. The merit list is made on the marks in four subjects (languages excluded) reduced to 100. In a self-financing college the Selection Committee fills the government quota: 65% of the seats in a non-minority institution and 50% in a minority institution. Seats are allotted in online counselling by the Selection Committee of the Directorate of Medical Education and Research, Tamil Nadu, in rounds, by rank, community and the choices the candidate fills.
Fee a year for government quota seats in a self-financing college: tuition, admission, laboratory, library, sports and other recurring fees. Hostel, transport and mess are extra. The Fee Fixation Committee may revise it.
From the official GNM fee notice of St. Peter's Nursing School/College and Research Institute, Hosur.
Courses and seats
Seats: intake 2026B.Sc Nursing (4 years)1 programme · 100 seats
| Programme | Seats |
|---|---|
| Nursing | 100 |
GNM (3 years and 6 months internship)1 programme · 20 seats
| Programme | Seats |
|---|---|
| General Nursing and Midwifery | 20 |
Cut-offs: closing ranks
TN DGNM selection (TN GNM counselling) and TN B.Sc Nursing selection (TN B.Sc Nursing counselling)No seat was allotted for this combination in this round. Try another round or category.
The Selection Committee, Directorate of Medical Education and Research, Tamil Nadu, admits Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery 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 100. 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.