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KRIMS Karwar to fill 100 vacant B.Sc Nursing seats via walk-in today
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 08:56 PM
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Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences (KRIMS) will fill 100 vacant B.Sc Nursing seats for the 2026-27 academic year through a walk-in admission process today.
Karwar Institute of Medical Sciences (KRIMS) is set to fill 100 vacant seats for the B.Sc Nursing program for the 2026-27 academic year through a walk-in admission process scheduled for today.
The institute announced the move after these seats remained unfollowed following the seat allotment process conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). The walk-in initiative aims to ensure that the available capacity is utilized effectively for the upcoming academic session.
Aspiring candidates interested in securing a spot in the nursing course are expected to visit the campus directly to complete the admission formalities. This direct admission route provides an opportunity for students who may have missed the initial centralized allotment or are looking for immediate enrollment.
The development marks a significant step for KRIMS in finalizing its student intake for the nursing department, ensuring that the institution can commence its academic activities with a full cohort.
The institute announced the move after these seats remained unfollowed following the seat allotment process conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). The walk-in initiative aims to ensure that the available capacity is utilized effectively for the upcoming academic session.
Aspiring candidates interested in securing a spot in the nursing course are expected to visit the campus directly to complete the admission formalities. This direct admission route provides an opportunity for students who may have missed the initial centralized allotment or are looking for immediate enrollment.
The development marks a significant step for KRIMS in finalizing its student intake for the nursing department, ensuring that the institution can commence its academic activities with a full cohort.