Indian Army B.Sc. Nursing Result 2026: Check Steps to Download Scorecard

The MNS entrance exam has been scrapped. However, a separate admission process is followed by DGMS in which they conduct an aptitude test of those candidates who meet the cutoff and appear for the NEET UG exam. After the screening process concludes, a merit list of the final candidates who get selected is released on the official website. 

The personal interview for the Indian Army BSc Nursing programme was conducted offline at the physical location which was intimated to the shortlisted candidates via email. Candidates appeared for the interview on the pre-designated time and slot to avoid confusion at the campus.

The  Indian Army BSc Nursing cutoff is not synonymous with the NEET cutoff. They are different. Candidates can refer to the NEET cutoff scores, which are considered for admission to top nursing colleges. However, the MNS cutoff is released separately on the official website of DGMS for admission to six campuses in India.   

To get admission in the AFMC BSc nursing programme, candidates must apply for the NEET UG exam. It is mandatory to appear for the NEET UG exam to be eligible for admission to the MNS course. The DGMS will conduct a separate aptitude test along with the interview and medical fitness test. But only those candidates who appear for the NEET UG exam will be able to apply for admission.  

The Indian Army BSc Nursing exam is a very competitive entrance test in the nursing domain. Candidates must ideally aim for 500+ marks in the NEET exam to be eligible for admission to the six available campuses. As there are only 220 seats and thousands of candidates compete for admission, the race to secure seats faces a cut-throat competition. 

The Indian Army BSc Nursing counselling process does not take place. Only a screening test is conducted to allot seats to the shortlisted candidates to their preferred course and college location. At the time of MNS counselling, the physical document verification and fee payment will be done by the applicants.

The counselling schedule for the Indian Army BSc Nursing will not be conducted. After the NEET result is declared, shortlisted candidates will be called for a personal interview and medical examination. Based on the performance of a candidate in all the rounds, including a written exam, personal interview, and a medical examination, a final merit list will be prepared. Shortlisted candidates will get admission to their respective choice of college. 

The Indian Army BSc Nursing qualified candidates will get call letters at their registered email address by the DGMS. The call letters will be available for download on the official website. It is an important document without which admission will not be granted to the BSc nursing programme.  

As a first step, one needs to appear for the NEET UG exam. Post which candidate had to submit documents for verification. Later on applicants had to appear for a written test, the Psychological aptitude test, personal interview, and a mandatory medical fitness round. 

After the announcement of the Indian Army BSc Nursing result, shortlisted candidates will be called for the interview round on the allocated dates as mentioned in their call letter. The interview will be conducted after the NEET entrance exam, Test of General Intelligence and General English (ToGIGE), and Psychological Aptitute Test (PAT). The medical examination will be the last step of the selection process. 

The exam conducting body,  DGMS (Directorate General of Medical Services), defines the exam pattern guidelines of Indian Army BSc Nursing exam. The exam pattern comprise of a: 

• Written test: Test of General Intelligence and General English (TOGIGE) and Psychological Aptitude Test  (PAT)
• Personal interview, and a
• Medical fitness test

Six institutions in India provide a total of 220 BSc. nursing seats. Candidates can apply for the exam to seek admission on these seats in the Indian Army cadre. Those six institutes are stationed in different location namely, CON, AFMC, Pune; CON, CH (EC), Kolkata; CON, INHS Asvini, Mumbai; CON, AH (R&R), New Delhi; CON, CH (CC), Lucknow; and CON, CH (AF), Bangalore.