The nursing college's admission process includes an entrance exam and interview, with results announced shortly after. Faculty members are highly qualified, with many having postgraduate and PhD degrees from prestigious institutions. The course features three lectures daily, each an hour long, led by knowledgeable and supportive faculty. The college offers a cost-effective fee structure: for the BSc program, approximately 1 lakh INR for the first year and 65,000 INR for the subsequent years, alongside a monthly mess fee of 1,500 INR.

Uniforms and books are charged separately. GNM course fees are 1,18,750 INR for the first year and 83,700 INR for the following years. Students in their final year have campus placement opportunities, primarily at Holy Family Hospital, with a stipend of 25,000 INR per month. Additional placements are available at hospitals like Ganga Ram and Max, offering competitive stipends. A six-month internship is mandatory after 3.5 years of study. The college provides scholarships such as the Shikshadhan Scholarship, offering around 50,000 INR for eligible students.

Located in South Delhi, the college is known for its effective teaching and supportive faculty, without additional charges for participating in activities.

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3.9Helpful

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Reviewed on Jul 21, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

Ideal college for nursing students with good facilities

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Too much events and activities even at times of exam ,it effect our result badly.but there is less theory exposure as conpared to clinicals ,this can be a problem for students with no science backgroynd
No particulat classroomis given to 1st year so issue and problem hpapen sometime but overall it okay because classroom is given when lectute is going on. And also ac are not available in all classroom

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The yearly fees for gnm nursing is 126000 for 1st year but we have to pay mess fee separately which is 1800 which recently got increased to 2000, other than that medical checkup fee is 4000 and books and uninform fee are paid seprately and can vary every year approximately 10000. We have to also pay for community bag rs 500 DNC compeyancy rs 200 DNC registration fee 3900 for 3 year ( 1300 for each year ) medical facilities for 3 year have to pay rs 10000 Scholarships are also provided in college like sikhsa kanya or NSP for Tibetian and other students with economically weaker session Each scholarship have different criteria of 12 th ? and there parents income Scholarship provide 50000 For 2nd year and 3rd year it is slightly less around 119000 can vary each year Scholarship is provided each year to student

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Archana Kujur

5.0Helpful

Reviewed on Oct 9, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

My College is my pride.

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My college's name is Holy Family College of Nursing at Okhla Road in South Delhi - 110025. Here, Hospital is also there namely Holy Family Hospital. In my college faculties are very good at teaching and deal gently with every student. So, overall fees for the GNM course are:- For the 1st year, it is - Rs.1,18,750 For the 2nd year, it is - Rs.83,700 And for the last year, it is - Rs.83,700

Garvita Arora

4.1Helpful

Reviewed on May 15, 2024(Enrolled 2023)

Hfcon and its deeds

The course fee is fine as it is a yearly based system and takes no additional money for any kind of activities that the college takes u for There are many scholarships offered by the college for students like the shikshadhan scholarship which gives around 50000

Lipika

3.2Helpful

Reviewed on Jul 12, 2020

My Review

Yeah they offered scholarship.I didn't now apply it was for people who needed it desperately.And I was willing to let them step forward and look into the scholarship.

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