Srishti Nursing College

Srishti Nursing College, situated in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, is a well-established institution dedicated to delivering high-quality nursing education since its inception in 2004. Affiliated with Pandit Ravishankar Shukla University and approved by the Indian Nursing Council, the college offers a comprehensive four-year B.Sc. Nursing program that combines academic rigor with extensive clinical training, preparing students to meet the growing demands of the healthcare sector. The college campus spans 3 acres and is designed to provide a nurturing and focused learning environment. Its infrastructure includes advanced laboratories for disciplines such as Medical-Surgical Nursing, Community Health Nursing, Pediatric and Obstetric Nursing, Nutrition, Anatomy, and Microbiology, all equipped with modern teaching aids and demonstration models. A spacious, well-ventilated library houses over 4,800 books and subscribes to 50 journals, supporting students’ academic and research needs. The college also offers separate hostel facilities for boys and girls, accommodating up to 170 students, with hygienic dining areas and well-furnished rooms. Additional amenities include a cafeteria, Wi-Fi-enabled campus, sports complex, auditorium for seminars and cultural events, transportation services, and an on-campus health center. With its strong academic foundation and supportive campus environment, Srishti Nursing College strives to foster professional competence and personal growth among its students.

Directorate of Medical Education, Raipur (DME, Raipur) will conduct counseling for Nursing

The Directorate of Medical Education, Raipur (DME, Raipur) plays a vital role in regulating and managing nursing education in Chhattisgarh. It oversees the admission process for courses like B.Sc Nursing, Post Basic B.Sc Nursing, and General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) in both government and private nursing institutions across the state. DME Raipur ensures the implementation of quality standards in teaching, clinical training, and infrastructure in nursing colleges, in coordination with regulatory bodies like the Indian Nursing Council (INC) and Chhattisgarh Nurses Registration Council (CGNRC). The directorate is responsible for conducting centralized counseling for state quota seats, issuing merit lists, and ensuring transparent and merit-based admissions to strengthen the healthcare workforce in the state.

Important Instructions:

The online application and registration process will be available only before the first round of counseling. All eligible candidates who wish to take admission must complete this application and registration process. If these registered applicants are not included in the counseling process and seats remain vacant even after that, then new registration may be conducted as per the decision of the authority. Candidates who do not complete the online application process and fail to register for counseling within the stipulated deadline will be considered ineligible for counseling.

At the time of application/registration, candidates should keep ready the necessary documents such as:

1. Domicile certificate
2. Caste certificate (if applicable)
3. Defense/Ex-servicemen certificate
4. OBC Non-Creamy Layer certificate
5. Residence certificate
6. Class 10th marksheet
7. Birth certificate
8. Class 12th marksheet
9. Migration certificate
10. Transfer certificate

First Round of Counseling

1. For the first round of counseling, candidates will be registered with essential basic information. This will include a non-refundable application fee for eligible candidates.
2. Candidates will be provided with the option to select desired seats and colleges, where they can fill their choices based on their priority.
3. The choice-filling option for the first round will remain open for a limited time only, after which it will be locked. The last date of application will be considered as the date of locking. If not locked manually, the choices will be auto-locked on the final date.
4. Once choices are locked, they will not be changed under any circumstances and the allotment will be made strictly as per merit and available seats.
5. Based on the filled choices and merit list, the result of the first round of counseling will be published.
6. In case of admission to Government Nursing Colleges:
   (a) Admission to Government Nursing Colleges is mandatory. Not taking admission after allotment will disqualify the candidate from the entire counseling process.
   (b) The allotted candidate must physically appear at the concerned institution for document verification. If the candidate does not wish to take admission, they must submit a refusal letter at the institution. Otherwise, the admission will be considered final and the candidate will not be eligible for further rounds.
7. In case of admission to Private Nursing Colleges:
   (i) Admission to Private Colleges is not mandatory. However, document verification is necessary. Failing to do so will disqualify the candidate from the entire counseling process.
   (ii) The allotted candidate must physically appear at the concerned institution for document verification.

• (a) If the candidate wishes to take admission in the private college and is found eligible after verification, they must pay the determined fee and complete the admission process. If they also want to participate in the second round, they must select the "Willing for Second Round" option during admission.
• (b) If the candidate does not want to take admission in the private college, they must appear in person and decline the admission. Otherwise, they will not be eligible to participate in the second round and will not be considered for admission to the same institution in the second round.

Second Round of Counseling

1. The result of the second round of counseling will be declared based on the merit list and the preferences previously submitted by the candidates for the seats left vacant after the first round of counseling.
2. In the second round, new preferences cannot be submitted. The rest of the process will be the same as in the first round of counseling.

Mop-Up Round of Counseling

1. The preferences previously submitted by the candidates will be considered null and void. In the mop-up round, candidates must submit new preferences. Those who do not submit new preferences will not be allotted any seat in the mop-up round, regardless of their rank, and will be excluded from the mop-up round.
2. The result of the mop-up round will be declared based on the merit list and the newly submitted preferences by the candidates for the seats remaining vacant after the second round of counseling.
3. In the mop-up round, new registration is not allowed. The rest of the process will be the same as in the previous rounds of counseling.
4. All candidates allotted seats in the mop-up round will be considered ineligible for further rounds of counseling.

Stray Round Counseling

1. If seats remain vacant after the mop-up round, stray round counseling will be conducted as per the rules.