LBS Centralised Allotment of BSc Nursing Course

We are excited to announce that applications for B.Sc. Nursing and Paramedical Degree courses for the academic year 2023-24 at LBS will be open soon. To ensure a seamless application process and to avail the advantages of various categories/reservations, fee concessions, etc., it is highly recommended that eligible candidates collect and upload relevant certificates alongside their online application forms.

The collection of these certificates ahead of time is crucial, as they are the main proof of your eligibility for these benefits. Here's your guide on which certificates to collect and how to do so:

Certificate Collection for the Centralised Allotment Process

The LBS Centre for Science and Technology conducts the centralised allotment process for admission to professional degree courses. This streamlined system enables you to apply for different courses and colleges based on your eligibility and preferences. As a part of this process, it's vital to have the necessary certificates from relevant revenue authorities in hand. These include:

Note: All certificates required such as community, nativity, etc. will also comply to GO(P)No1/2021/ PIE&MD dated 7.10.2021 with all the provisions thereof.

1. Non-Creamy Layer Certificate for State Education Purpose from the Village officer for claiming communal reservation (SEBC/OEC candidates). Certificates issued for Employment purpose, Central Education purpose, etc., will not be considered.

2. Caste Certificate from the Thahsildar for SC/ST candidates.

3. Community Certificate from the Village Officer for OEC candidates not included in Non-Creamy Layer.

4. Non-Creamy Layer Certificates/Caste Certificate & Income Certificate from the Village Officer for claiming fee concession for candidates included in the communities eligible for educational concession as per the G.O.(MS)No.10/2014/BCDD, dtd. 23.05.2014 (refer prospectus for the list of communities)

5. Inter caste marriage certificates from the Thahsildar son/daughters of Inter caste married persons of whom either parent belongs to SC/ST.

6. Candidates seeking admission to the courses will be categorised as ‘Keralite’ & Non- Keralite (Please refer prospectus for more information). School Certificates/birth certificates/Passport showing the place of birth in Kerala will be considered as proof of nativity for Keralites. If the place of birth of the candidate  is  not mentioned in the School Certificate/Birth certificates, any certificate mentioned in clause 5(a) need to be obtained.

7. Certificate from the Village Officer for Economically Weaker sections in General Category to avail EWS reservation.

8. Candidates in general category claiming minority seats (Christian/Muslim) in self financing colleges with minority status, should obtain community certificate from village officer. Those candidates uploaded Non Creamy Layer certificate(Christian/Muslim) it will be considered for Minority seats claim also.

9. Candidates applying for NRI seats should upload NRI Sponsor Certificate at the time of online application submission.

To avail fee concession to the children of fisherman a certificate from Fisheries Officer concerned of Kerala Fishermen Welfare Fund Board need to be obtained.

Certificate of disability obtained from the District Medical Board in the case of ‘Persons with Disabilities’  [PD]     (Generally, candidates who have a minimum of 40% disability alone will be eligible to apply for  this quota).

Candidates who claim  sports quota reservation should apply online and send a printout of the application along with copies of relevant certificates  to the Secretary, Kerala State Sports Council, Thiruvananthapuram-695001, on or before the last date of submission of application. 

Proforma of the certificates are given in the prospectus. The  candidates  who  apply  for  certificate  through  e-district  project from Akshaya/Common  Service Centres   need not use the  proforma given in  the  prospectus.  Certificates in the e-district format can be used. 

Private Nursing College Management Association of Kerala rank list 2022

We are extending the publication of RANK list 22-08-2022 due to the non-availability of affiliation report from concerned authorities

A Private Nursing College Management Association of Kerala rank list 2022 is an important document for any student who wants to study at the college. The rank list is released by the pncmak authorities, and it ranks all students based on their merit.

The rank list will be released on 22.08.2022 and it will contain details about all students who have qualified for admission to the college.

The rank list is released as a PDF file, and it will be available on the website of PNCMAK Rank List.

PNCMAK has released an updated allotment list for the upcoming academic session. Find out what changes have been made and what they mean for you!

The new allotment list will take effect in September.

The new allotment list will come into effect from September 2022.

The new allotment lists will replace the previous allotment list issued by the PNCMAK in 2022. This means that students who were enrolled in pncmak during the 2022-23 academic year will not be able to use their old allotments. Students who had their allotments transferred to other institutions will also need to apply for new allotments.

The new allotment lists will be available online at www.pncmak.in

The new allotment list includes the following changes:
1. New allotment lists for the 2022-23 academic session will be released in September.
2. The number of allotments per student has increased.
3. The number of allotment spaces allocated to each institution as per the seat availability.

Students who wish to apply for admission through the counselling process should visit the website before applying.

The new allotment lists will be available online at www.pncmak.in starting September. You must log into the website using your details to access the allotment list.

The new allotment system will be implemented from 1st September 2022 onwards.

The new allotment list will be based on the previous year’s results. Students who were not able to secure admission under the old system will now be eligible for admissions under the new system.

The new allotment process will be effective from 1st September 2022.

The new allotment system will be implemented across all streams and will be based on the performance of students.

BSC Nursing Colleges in Warangal

About Warangal

The Warangal was the ancient capital of kakatiyas dynasty, which was ruled by many kings such as1.Beta Raja-I 2.Prola Raja-I 3. Beta Raja –II 4. Prola Raja – II 5. Rudra Deva 6. Mahadeva 7) Ganapathi Deva 8) Pratapa Rudra and 9) Rani Rurdrama Devi, who was the only woman ruler in Andhra. The Kakatiyas left many monuments including the impressive Fortress, Four massive stone gateways, big Shivate temple and big lake. They built so many Shivate temples and big lakes for irrigation. After Kakatiyas, it came in the sway of Delhi Sultanate. The Nayaka Chieftains on capturing they ruled over for few years. After demise of the Nayakas, the Warangal became part of Bahmani suitanate of Golkonda. Later, it was annexed in Moghal empire in 1687 and it became a part of Hyderabad state in 1724. Lastly, it was joined in Govt. of free India in Sept,1948 . In 1956, the District of Warangal became a part of Andhra Pradesh under the State Reorganisation Act being telugu speaking region. After separate Telangana agitation, the Telangana State was formed on 2nd June, 2014 and Warangal became part of Telangana State. Again, after Re-organisation of Districts in Telangana State , the erstwhile District “Warangal’’ has been bifurcated into five Districts. Of which, Warangal (Rural) District is formed and came into being wef 11th October,2016

B Sc Nursing in Warangal

1 Government Nursing College (MGM College of Nursing, KMC Campus, Warangal) and 6 Private Nursing Colleges

BSc Nursing Course is an undergraduate degree program that prepares students for careers in nursing. The course includes both theoretical and practical components. Students learn how to care for patients through clinical experiences. They also study anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, microbiology, and other sciences related to healthcare.

BSc Nursing Course has been designed by the Indian Nursing Council (INC) as per the guidelines set by the Government of India. It is one of the oldest courses in India. This course was first introduced in 1857 at King Edward Medical College, Mumbai.

BSc Nursing Course is an under graduation program with four years of study. After completing the course, students will be able to work as nurses in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities and can start the career in nursing education.

BSc Nursing Course required skills and knowledge to become a registered nurse. It is a four year full time degree programme. Students who complete the course are eligible to work in India or Abroad.