With a score of 67 in the AMRU BSc Nursing Entrance Exam and belonging to the General category, your admission prospects for government colleges—such as IGMC Shimla, Dr. RPGMC Tanda, or SLBSNMC Mandi—are somewhat uncertain. Historically, the cutoff for general category candidates in these institutions typically falls between 70 and 85 marks. That said, cutoff scores do fluctuate annually depending on factors like exam difficulty, number of applicants, and available seats.

Competition for government nursing seats is particularly intense for general category students, given the limited number of seats and the presence of reservation quotas. Reserved categories generally have lower cutoffs, which further raises the bar for unreserved candidates.

With 67 marks, your chances of securing a seat in the first round at a top government college are, realistically, on the lower side. However, do not dismiss the possibility entirely. If seats remain vacant after initial rounds, subsequent (second or mop-up) rounds might present opportunities.

It is advisable to participate in all rounds of counseling and to apply to both government and private colleges to maximize your options. Regularly monitor AMRU’s official website for the latest cutoffs and counseling updates.

If you require more tailored guidance or wish to explore suitable private colleges, consider utilizing college predictor tools or reaching out for expert counseling support.

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With 67 marks in the AMRU B.Sc. Nursing entrance and being from the General category, getting admission in a Government College of Nursing is not possible.

Government colleges usually require 300+ marks.

You can try for private colleges or consider reappearing next year with better preparation.