KNRUHS NPCC Course For The Declaration Of Entrance Test Academic Year 2025 26 Notification

Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) has officially released the NPCC (Nurse Practitioner Critical Care) Course Notification for the Academic Year 2025–26, inviting eligible candidates to apply for admission under the competent authority quota. This notification marks an important opportunity for nursing graduates aiming to specialize in critical care nursing through advanced clinical training.
As per the official announcement, the notification was issued on March 18, 2026, and the online application process commenced shortly thereafter through the university’s official website.  Candidates are required to complete the online registration, upload necessary documents, and submit the printed application form within the specified deadline to be considered for admission. 
Admission into the NPCC course is based on a university-level entrance test, which evaluates candidates’ knowledge in nursing subjects and clinical practices. Only those applicants who fulfill the eligibility criteria and successfully submit their applications will be allowed to appear for the entrance test. The detailed schedule, including exam date, hall ticket download, and result declaration, is provided in the official notification.
The NPCC program is designed to enhance advanced clinical skills in critical care settings, preparing candidates to handle complex patient conditions in intensive care units. The course plays a vital role in strengthening the healthcare system by producing highly skilled nursing professionals.
Candidates are advised to carefully read the prospectus before applying, ensuring they meet all eligibility conditions such as educational qualifications, internship completion, and registration with the nursing council.
Applicants should also keep track of important updates like merit lists, counselling schedules, and seat allotment through the official KNRUHS website. Timely submission of applications and adherence to guidelines are essential to avoid disqualification.
This notification opens doors for nursing aspirants to pursue a specialized career in critical care, offering both academic advancement and professional growth in the healthcare sector.