Himalayan Group of Professional Institution, College of Nursing,

The Himalayan Group Of Professional Institutions , School Of Nursing is established in the year of 2009. Himalayan Group of Professional Institutions, college of Nursing (HGPI) which deals in nursing courses and is located Near Kissan Bhawan, Cinema Road, Joginder Nagar Distt. Mandi Himachal Pradesh. This college is managed by Trust Management. The institute is committed to generating, disseminating, and preserving knowledge, and to working with others to bring this knowledge to bear on the world’s great challenger in the field of health. HGPI is dedicated to providing its students with an education that combines systemic academic study and the excitement of discovery with the support and intellectual stimulation of a diverse campus community The HGPI provides good infrastructure facility to students. It also provides hostel facilities within the college campus for girls. The nearest Railway Station (Joginder Nagar) and bus stand from the (HGPI) are at a distance of 1 kilometer and 0.5 kilometers respectively. This would enable students to reach the college within a maximum time span of 10 minutes. It is Approved by government of Himachal Pradesh and recognized by HP Nurses Registration Council-Shimla and Indian Nursing Council-Delhi and affiliated to Himachal Pradesh University-Shimla.

Atal Medical & Research University, HP conduct counseling for B.Sc Nursing, GNM Nursing in Himachal Pradesh

Atal Medical and Research University (AMRU), located in Ner Chowk, Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, plays a pivotal role in advancing nursing education within the state. The university affiliates a substantial number of nursing institutions, including government and private colleges, offering programs such as Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.Sc. Nursing), Post Basic B.Sc. Nursing, and Master of Science in Nursing (M.Sc. Nursing). Admissions to these programs are merit-based, determined through entrance examinations conducted by AMRU. The university's commitment to standardizing and enhancing nursing education is evident through its comprehensive oversight of affiliated colleges and the structured admission processes it administers.

B.Sc Nursing:-

Eligibility Criteria: The candidate must have passed the 10+2 or its equivalent examination from the Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education or any other Board/University established by law in India, such as AISSCE/CBSE/ICSE/SSCE/HSCE. The candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as individual subjects and must have secured a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at the qualifying examination. For candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC categories, the minimum required aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology shall be 40% instead of 45%. English is a compulsory subject at the 10+2 level for eligibility for admission to the B.Sc. (Nursing) course. The candidate must also be medically fit. Candidates who have appeared in the 10+2 examination and whose results have not yet been declared may also apply for the entrance test. However, their admission shall be considered only if they meet the prescribed minimum eligibility criteria at the time of the first round of counselling, as specified in the prospectus.

Entrance Test Application Fee:

Instructions for filling up Online Application Form: Click on menu “Admission” > Apply for Admission and counseling > B.Sc. Nursing Course available on the official website www. amruhp.ac.in

GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING ONLINE APPLICATION FORM:

1. Registration: Candidates are advised to use Laptop or Computer along with the latest registered version of Chrome/Internet Explorer/Firefox/Windows/IOS during the Registration and Choice-Filling process to avoid any technical complications.
2. Personal Details: The candidate must carefully fill in each column of the online application form to avoid any errors. Her name, father’s name, and date of birth must be entered exactly as recorded in the matriculation certificate, as any discrepancy may lead to cancellation of candidature at any stage. The information furnished by the candidate, particularly with respect to Date of Birth, Category, State of Domicile, Examination Centre, and Qualification, shall be treated as final, and no request for correction or modification shall be entertained at a later stage. Applications will be scrutinized strictly on the basis of the details provided in the online application form, and the responsibility for the correctness and accuracy of the information shall rest entirely with the candidate herself.
3. Candidate Photograph and signature: The photograph should be taken on or after 1st June 2025 and must not exceed 40 KB in size. It should be a recent passport-size colour photograph with clear focus on the face, ensuring approximately 80% face coverage, with ears clearly visible, against a plain white background. Spectacles are permitted only if worn regularly, and the photograph must not be taken while wearing a cap or goggles. The candidate must also upload her full signature in running handwriting (not in capital letters) using a black ink pen on plain white paper, scanned and uploaded with a file size not exceeding 20 KB. Both the photograph and signature must be clear and legible and uploaded only in .JPEG/.JPG format. The uploaded photograph and signature shall be used for all pre- and post-examination processes, including the Registration Card, Examination Form, Admit Card, Re-evaluation Form, Cut-lists, Degree Certificate, and other related documents.
4. Category Details: The candidate must select only one category to which he/she belongs in the online application form, as per the details provided. All eligible State Quota candidates are required to compulsorily select the Management Quota category in the online application form. However, allocation of seats under the Management Quota shall be considered only if the candidate fills the college choice under the Management Quota during the choice-filling process.

5. Payment details for admission: Please note that paying the application fee does not indicate that your application is complete. After submitting the application fee, candidates must finalize and final submit the application form. Be sure to download the PDF of the completed application after submission.

Note: The online application fee, once remitted, shall not be refunded under any circumstances; therefore, candidates are advised to remit the fee with utmost caution. If a candidate is found ineligible at any stage, her application and/or admission shall be cancelled without prior notice. The candidate herself shall be solely responsible for any errors or incomplete information in the online application form, and such applications are liable to be rejected without notice. Candidature shall not be considered valid unless the prescribed fee is paid, even if the application form has been successfully submitted and a registration number has been generated. For any pre-examination queries or clarifications, candidates may contact 9459139364 (WhatsApp), and all examination-related queries must be resolved well before the entrance examination. For technical assistance related to filling the online application form, candidates may contact 01905-243967 or 9459139364, or submit their queries via email at [email protected]. In case a candidate inadvertently deposits an incorrect fee while submitting the online application form for the B.Sc. Nursing Entrance Test, the fee so deposited shall not be refunded under any circumstances, and the candidate shall be solely responsible; hence, candidates are strongly advised to fill in the online application form and remit the fee accurately and carefully.

6. Final Submission and Downloading the pdf: Before submitting the online application form, the candidate must ensure that she fulfills the prescribed eligibility criteria to appear in the entrance test and should carefully read the Prospectus to familiarize herself with all requirements related to the submission of the online application. Mere payment of the application fee shall not be treated as successful submission of the application; after payment, the candidate must click the “Final Submit” button and download the PDF copy of the application form. Once the application form is finally submitted and the PDF is downloaded, no entry shall be editable under any circumstances. Candidates are informed that Admit Cards for the Entrance Test will not be sent by post and must be downloaded from the University website or candidate login. No change in category or any other details shall be permitted after submission of the application form. If a candidate wishes to make any correction, she must submit a fresh application form using a new email address and inform AMRU to cancel the earlier application; however, the application fee shall neither be refunded nor adjusted in such cases.

7. Print out of Computer-Generated Application Form/ Confirmation page : No representation beyond the provisions of the Prospectus shall be entertained or replied to; however, for any correspondence, the candidate must clearly mention her Application Form Number, Roll Number, and Name. The official website of the University for the B.Sc. Nursing Entrance Test is www.amruhp.ac.in, and all information and updates related to the examination shall be made available only on this website. All matters and disputes relating to the B.Sc. Nursing Entrance Test and admissions shall be subject to the legal jurisdiction of the Courts at Mandi only. The candidate shall retain a printout of the online application form and submit the same at the time of counselling/admission, and it shall be her sole responsibility to ensure that correct and authenticated information is furnished in the application form. Application forms not accompanied by fee details or submitted by ineligible candidates shall be treated as incomplete and rejected without assigning any reason. After the last date of receipt of the printout of the online application form, no request for change of category or examination centre once filled shall be entertained under any circumstances. Candidates are permitted to appear in the entrance test provisionally and at their own risk, and the University shall not be responsible if a candidate is found ineligible at any later stage, leading to cancellation of result, merit, or any related consequences. The final scrutiny of applications with reference to original documents shall be conducted by the Counselling Committee at the time of counselling/admission, and the Principal of the concerned college shall also verify the final eligibility before admission. Any incorrect, false, or misleading information or documentation submitted by the candidate shall result in rejection of candidature at any stage without notice, for which the candidate shall be solely responsible.

Counselling and Admission Procedure:

COMMON/ CENTRALIZED COUNSELLING: Candidates are informed that each round of counselling is a separate round and the rules of each round are different. Once any round commences, the rules of that round will apply to all the candidates even if they were allotted/admitted in the previous round(s) of counselling. Once round 2 commence the rules of Round 2 shall apply and the rules of round 1 will not apply. Similarly, the rules of Mop-Up/Stray Vacancy round will apply only on that round.All the candidates will have to compete amongst their own categories/sub- categories. The candidates of reserved categories, if selected by virtue of their general merit against the unreserved seats shall not exhaust the seats reserved for the concerned categories. However, the allotment of seats will be made college- wise depending upon the meritcum-choice of the candidate(s) for the concerned college. Similarly, the sub-reserved categories candidates, if selected by virtue of their merit in main category shall not exhaust the seats reserved for sub-categories.

Round-1: During counselling, candidates must carefully exercise and lock their choices/preferences of colleges and quota by clicking the “Submit” button, as no changes shall be permitted after locking, and seats in Round-1 shall be filled category-wise. The Round-1 seat allotment list shall be published on the AMRU website, after which candidates must download the provisional admission/allocation letter by logging into their accounts and physically report to the allotted Nursing College/Institution with the provisional allocation letter, printout of the application form, and original documents for completion of admission formalities. Candidates allotted a seat in Round-1 may opt for free exit and participate directly in Round-2, while those wishing to upgrade from Round-1 to Round-2 must first physically report at the allotted college/institution with original documents and complete the admission process. Registered candidates who are not allotted any seat in Round-1 may participate directly in Round-2. Candidates seeking upgradation from Round-1 to Round-2 are required to report at the allotted institution and complete all admission formalities, failing which, after the last date of Round-1 admissions, the provisional allocation letter shall stand automatically cancelled, and the candidate shall not be permitted to take admission in the allotted or any other institution on the basis of the said letter.

Round -2 : During Round-2 counselling, candidates shall exercise fresh choice filling and locking of preferences for colleges and quota by clicking the “Submit” button, and are advised to carefully arrange their order of preferences. Candidates may fill choices of colleges, categories, or quota even if such seats are not shown as vacant, as seats may arise due to upgradation or change of colleges by candidates admitted in Round-1; therefore, it is not mandatory to restrict choices only to the displayed vacancy position. Seat allotment in Round-2 shall be made strictly on the basis of merit-cum-preference and availability of seats, and upgradation from one Nursing College to another shall be permitted during this round as per merit and choices exercised. A Round-1 admitted candidate participating in Round-2 who does not receive upgradation shall be allowed to retain the Round-1 allotted seat and category, and allotment in Round-2 shall be limited to available vacancies only, which shall be filled category-wise. Eligible Himachali Bonafide candidates admitted under Management Quota in private Nursing Colleges may be upgraded to State Quota seats in Round-2 against vacant or drop-out seats, subject to merit and fulfillment of eligibility criteria. After completion of Round-2 counselling, unfilled seats from reserved or sub-reserved categories shall be treated as vacant and redistributed as per Prospectus provisions, wherein SC vacant seats shall be filled by eligible ST candidates and vice versa, failing which such seats shall be filled by eligible unreserved candidates, while Persons with Disability vacant seats shall be filled from the General category. SC/ST candidates belonging to other States (non-HP) shall be considered only under the General category for State Quota seats on the basis of combined merit. The Round-2 result shall be published on the AMRU website, and candidates must download the provisional admission letter after login; however, after the last date of Round-2 admissions, the provisional allotment letter shall stand automatically cancelled if admission is not taken. Candidates not allotted a seat in Round-2 may participate in the Mop-Up round, and candidates upgraded in Round-2 shall forfeit all claims to their Round-1 seat, irrespective of admission status. Candidates receiving upgradation or change in category/quota in Round-2 must download a fresh allotment letter and complete admission formalities at the allotted college, failing which the allotted seat shall be cancelled, and the previous seat shall already stand cancelled due to upgradation.

Mop up round: During the Mop-Up round of counselling, candidates shall undertake fresh choice filling and locking of college and quota preferences by clicking the “Submit” button and are advised to exercise due care while arranging their preferences. No upgradation from one college to another shall be permitted during the Mop-Up round by the Counselling Committee; however, upgradation from a Private Nursing College to a Government Nursing College shall be allowed strictly on the basis of merit during this round, and accordingly, candidates may fill choices of seats even if such seats are not reflected as vacant prior to the Mop-Up round. It is clarified that since all remaining seats are filled by converting them to the unreserved category based on merit-cum-preference, category-wise vacancies shall arise only if a candidate allotted a seat under a reserved category fails to join, and after the Stray round of Common/Centralized Counselling, any remaining reserved seats shall again be converted to unreserved as per the counselling procedure applicable to the second round. The Mop-Up round allocation list shall be published on the AMRU website, and candidates must download the provisional admission letter by logging into their accounts and physically report to the allotted Nursing College/Institution with the provisional allocation letter, printout of the application form, and original documents. It is further clarified that after the last date of Mop-Up round admissions, the provisional allotment letter shall stand automatically cancelled if admission is not taken. Candidates who receive upgradation or change of category/quota during the Mop-Up round must download a fresh online-generated allotment letter and complete admission formalities at the allotted college under the changed category/quota, failing which the allotted seat shall be cancelled due to non-admission, and the previous seat shall already stand cancelled on account of upgradation.

Stray Vacancy Round: A separate schedule and rules for the Stray Round of counselling, if applicable, shall be uploaded on the University website www.amruhp.ac.in , and candidates are advised to regularly visit the website, as the Admission and Counselling Committee shall not be responsible for any non-communication in this regard. If State Quota seats remain vacant after the final round of counselling and no eligible State Quota candidate is willing to take admission, such seats may be offered to Non-Himachali candidates only in the event that Management Quota seats are no longer available, and in such cases, the State Quota fee structure shall be applicable. The final eligibility of candidates shall be determined strictly as per the provisions of the Prospectus after verification of original documents by the Scrutiny Committee constituted by the Principal of the concerned Nursing College; however, the responsibility for furnishing correct and authentic information in the online application form shall rest solely with the candidate, and applications of ineligible candidates shall be rejected by the Centralized/Common Counselling Committee. No request for change of category after issuance of the category-wise merit list during online counselling shall be entertained under any circumstances, and seat allocation shall remain purely provisional, based on merit-cum-preference, with the Counselling Committee bearing no responsibility if a candidate is found ineligible at the time of admission, resulting in cancellation of the seat or any related consequences. It shall be the sole responsibility of the Principal of the concerned Nursing College/Institution to admit only eligible candidates in accordance with the Prospectus, and candidates must also ensure their own eligibility, as admission shall be cancelled without notice if ineligibility is detected at any stage. Any incorrect, false, or misleading information or documentation shall result in rejection of candidature at any stage, along with legal consequences and liability for the entire course fee, and candidates reporting with incomplete documents/certificates shall be liable to rejection by the College Scrutiny Committee without notice. The decision of the Director, Medical Education & Research, Himachal Pradesh-cum-Chairman, Centralized/Common Counselling Committee, shall be final and binding, and the Principals of Nursing Colleges/Institutions shall also re-verify eligibility and resolve any discrepancies pointed out by the Counselling Committee before granting admission.

List of document submitted by college after completion of counseling at the time of document verification:

DECLARATION OF RESULT AND MERIT LIST: As per the Government of Himachal Pradesh letter No. HFW-B(B)15-10/2019 (27911) dated 13.05.2024, admission/selection of candidates to the B.Sc. Nursing course shall be made strictly on the basis of merit in the Entrance Test conducted by the Atal Medical and Research University, Ner Chowk, Mandi, for both Government and Private Nursing Colleges in the State. Further, in accordance with the Indian Nursing Council (INC) Revised Regulations and Curriculum for the B.Sc. Nursing Programme Corrigendum, 2022, the minimum qualifying criteria for the Entrance Test for admission to the B.Sc. Nursing course shall be as prescribed therein and are as follows:

Before the declaration of results, the provisional answer keys provided by the examiners shall be displayed on the University website, and candidates not satisfied with any answer may submit a representation with documentary evidence to the Controller of Examinations (COE), Atal Medical and Research University, HP, Ner Chowk, District Mandi–175021, either in person or by email at [email protected], within two days or within the period specified in the notification, after which no representation shall be entertained. All such representations shall be referred to a Moderation Committee of subject experts, constituted by the Vice-Chancellor, whose recommendations shall be final and binding, and the Committee shall also have the authority to take suo moto cognizance of any error in the question paper, key answers, multiple correct answers, incorrect questions, or printing errors, and make appropriate recommendations accordingly, on the basis of which the result and category-wise merit list shall be declared as per schedule. The results of all candidates who appeared in the entrance test shall be published on the University website, and no detailed marks cards or separate intimations shall be issued; candidates may view their marks online, and no rechecking or re-evaluation of answer sheets shall be permitted. However, candidates may obtain a photocopy of the OMR answer sheet under the RTI Act, 2005, by submitting a request to the Public Information Officer, AMRU, along with a fee of Rs. 10/- payable by Bank Draft/IPO/online in favour of the Finance Officer, AMRU. In case of a tie in aggregate marks, inter-se merit shall be determined on the basis of marks obtained in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English, and Nursing Aptitude, in that order, and if the tie still persists, the older candidate shall be ranked higher. The combined and category-wise merit list of all qualified candidates shall be prepared and uploaded on the University website, and the assignment of a rank shall not by itself confer any right to admission, which shall be granted strictly on the basis of merit, fulfillment of eligibility criteria, verification of original documents, and availability of seats in the respective quota/category at the time of counselling.

Admission Process for GNM Nursing:

Eligibility Criteria:

GNM Nursing: The eligibility criteria for admission to the GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) course generally require candidates to have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with English as a compulsory subject from a recognized board, securing at least 40% aggregate marks (some institutions may require 45%). Candidates must be between 17 and 35 years of age as on 31st December of the admission year. While Science stream candidates are preferred, applicants from Arts, Commerce, or other recognized streams may also be considered as per institutional or state regulations. Candidates should also be medically fit to pursue the course.