What is the fee structure at AFMC Pune for Post Basic B.Sc Nursing?

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    Pooja Noothi | Contributor-Level 6

    3 years ago
    Hope you are doing great. Here is your answer to your query. AFMC is located in Pune. The full form of this college is Armed forces Medical College. Post basic Bachelor of science in nursing is a 2 year full-time course affiliated to Maharshtra University of health sciences,Nashik approved by Indian nursing council.Eligibility criteria for this group is candidate should pass higher secondary education or 10+2 intermediate education or else those who have completed there 10+1 before 1986 are also eligible to this course. Candidates should be medically fit. The basic fee structure for this course is nearly INR 80000-100000. Placements Ar
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