Yes, most nursing colleges that are run under medical universities or are government-approved now admit both male and female students for B.Sc. Nursing, as per the guidelines of the Indian Nursing Council (INC). Earlier, nursing was a female-dominated profession in India, and very few institutes accepted male candidates, but this has changed in recent years due to demand for male nurses, especially in operation theatres, ICUs, and emergency care. If the “Cancer College” you are referring to is a specialty institution focusing on oncology, then admission for boys will depend on whether the college is affiliated with a nursing university that follows INC norms. Usually, the eligibility is: completion of 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English, with a minimum of 45% marks (relaxation for reserved categories). Some colleges conduct entrance exams, while others admit based on merit. You should check the official website or contact the admissions department of the specific cancer hospital college for the current year’s guidelines. Keep in mind that male candidates might have separate hostel arrangements, and clinical postings will be equally given in both oncology and general wards to meet training requirements.

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