BENGALURU: Nursing colleges in the state are in trouble again after the Indian Nursing Council (INC) removed names of all colleges functioning in Karnataka from its official list, in the second ...

BENGALURU: In response to growing concerns about excessive fees and inadequate facilities at nursing colleges across Karnataka, the state government has started cracking down on these institutions.

With the Indian Nursing Council (INC) removing the list of Karnataka colleges from its website, admissions in the nursing institutes have taken a nose dive. Nursing college officials said that ...

Karnataka Medical Education Minister Sharan Prakash Patil on Monday ordered the formation of a fee regulatory committee to monitor and regulate the fee structures of nursing colleges across the ...

Bangalore: Karnataka, home to the largest number of nursing colleges in the country, has found itself in the unusual position of an oversupply of the institutions even as the nation faces an acute ...

The newly constituted five-member committee, headed by the Joint Secretary of the Medical Education Department, will be tasked with scrutinizing fee structure. In a decisive move to address the ...

The row over students from Jammu and Kashmir at a government nursing college in Karnataka's Hassan district having a long beard has been amicably sorted out, an official of the institute was ...

A group of students from Jammu and Kashmir studying in a nursing college in Karnataka alleged that the college administration asked them to trim or shave their beard. The students were reportedly ...

As many as 15 more students have tested positive for the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) in two nursing colleges in Karnataka's Tumkur, the district health officer told news agency ANI on Wednesday.

In a major development, the Karnataka government has decided to set up foreign language laboratories in all nursing colleges across the state. This initiative aims to improve the communication ...

and Rs 1.40 lakh for non-Karnataka students. There are 35,000 seats available across 611 nursing colleges in the state. Dr Patil recently rejected a request from nursing college management to ...