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M S Ramaiah Institute of Nursing Sciences, Education & Research

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The Ramaiah Institute of Nursing Education and Research is one of the faculties of the M. S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (RUAS), a private university located in Bangalore, India, created by an act of the State of Karnataka and established in December 2013. The university is sponsored by the Gokula Education Foundation (Medical) trust and is governed by Chancellor Dr. M. R. Jayaram and Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kuldeep Kumar Raina. Within the university's academic structure, the nursing institute offers undergraduate programmes such as B.Sc. Nursing and Post B.Sc. Nursing, postgraduate programmes such as M.Sc. Nursing, and doctoral studies leading to a PhD in Nursing Sciences. The institute functions alongside other faculties like the Faculty of Life and Allied Health Sciences, Ramaiah Medical College, and Ramaiah College of Physiotherapy. Admission to nursing programmes, like other university courses, is based on specific entrance tests such as CET, Uni-GAUGE, COMED-K, and RUAS-AT. The university as a whole has been rated as a 'Four Star' institution under the Karnataka State University Rating Framework (KSURF) and holds a unique 'Five Star' rating for innovation.

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