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NHF offers Diploma, Undergraduate, and Postgraduate programmes across three schools: Nursing, Physiotherapy, and Allied Health Sciences. In total, the group runs 28 courses across its colleges in Bengaluru and Mysuru.
Application forms are released in March/ April of every academic year. Students can apply for their preferred course once their 10th and/or 12th standard results are declared.
The process follows seven steps: online application, an online interview or entrance test, a face-to-face interview round at the NHF campus, a selection decision by the management and admissions team, issue of an offer letter, payment of fees with document submission, and finally confirmation of admission with semester details shared by email.
It depends on the programme. Undergraduate courses such as B.Sc. Nursing and Bachelor of Physiotherapy generally require an entrance test as part of the selection process. Certain B.Sc. and Diploma programmes do not require a written entrance exam — selection for these is based on academic merit and the interview round. Note: from the 2026 academic year onward, BPT admissions across India (including at NHF) are being aligned with NEET.
As per Karnataka government order, seats in private nursing and physiotherapy colleges are shared in a 20:80 ratio — 20% under the Government Quota (allocated via KEA/KCET counselling) and 80% under the Management Quota (direct application through the NHF admissions portal).
Original copies (with two photocopies each) of: 10th and 12th marks cards, transfer certificate, migration certificate (for non-Karnataka candidates), a medical fitness certificate, an RGUHS eligibility certificate (the college assists with this after original certificates are submitted), 20 photographs (10 passport-size, 10 stamp-size), and a copy of the Aadhar card for the student and parents/guardians.
Yes. UG applicants must submit their 12th marksheet; PG applicants need their UG marksheet; lateral entry candidates must submit their diploma marksheet; GNM applicants need their 12th marksheet; and P.B.B.Sc. applicants must submit their GNM marksheet. A 10th marksheet is mandatory for all courses regardless of programme level.
Call the toll-free number 1800-2121-244, or email college.admission@hrudayalayafoundation.org. You can also reach out via the contact form on nhfcolleges.in.
Exact fee structures vary by programme and are communicated individually through the official Offer Letter issued after the selection process is complete. For the most current, course-specific fee breakdown, please contact the admissions office directly at 1800-2121-244 or collegeadmission@narayanahealth.org.
NHF's published materials do not list a specific scholarship scheme at this time. Please verify current scholarship or financial assistance options directly with the admissions office, as these are commonly introduced or revised year to year.
Yes. Hostel fees are charged separately and must be paid on a monthly basis. Clearance of hostel dues is required before any hall ticket, transfer certificate, or other certificate can be issued.
Hostel dues for each month must be cleared before the 7th of the following month. Students who default may have their names removed from the hostel roll.
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NHF has two campuses: the main campus in Bengaluru, located within Narayana Health City at Bommasandra Industrial Area, Anekal, Hosur Road; and a newer campus in Mysuru (Srirampura II Stage), established in 2021.
The Bengaluru campus sits within Narayana Health City, alongside five major hospitals — Narayana Institute of Cardiac Sciences, the Health City International Wing, Mazumdar Shaw Medical Centre, Narayana Nethralaya Super Speciality Eye Hospital, and NH Orthopaedics, Spine & Trauma Care — giving students direct, on-campus clinical exposure throughout their training.
Facilities include 24x7 medical access through a 1,500-bed superspeciality hospital at NH Health City; a library with medical journals, books, and online subscriptions; simulation labs, an innovation centre, and community labs; an auditorium; a food court and multiple canteens; a blood bank; research labs; a branch of Canara Bank; and dedicated places of worship.
Yes. Hostel facilities at the Bengaluru campus are available for both male and female students. At the Mysuru campus, hostel facilities are currently extended to female students only. All hostels include furnished rooms, hygienic food, 24x7 security for the duration of the course. Note that admission to the college does not automatically guarantee a hostel seat — availability should be confirmed with the college before admission.
