BCECE Nursing News & Notifications

Yes, candidates need to sign on the BCECE admit card. But the signature should be done on the exam day in the presence of the invigilator. In case test takers sign on the admit card before the exam, it may lead to cancellation of the test.

NCERT books can be beneficial for BCECE preparation, as they will provide a strong foundation for understanding the concepts. Students beginning their preparation should first start with the textbooks and NCERT books. After that, they should go for advanced level books. They should also practice aft

As the BCECE syllabus is the same as the Class 12 Board exam, a common preparation will be sufficient. Along with that students should also solve BCECE mock tests and past question papers.  

Students should start preparing for BCECE exam at least six to 12 months before the exam date. Since it is an undergraduate level exam, one can prepare together with Class 12 Board exam, or other national or state level entrance exams.

Even though the syllabus of the BCECE Mathematics is same as that of JEE Main, the difficulty level is not the same. JEE Main exam is much tougher than the BCECE exam.

Some of the important topics of the BCECE Mathematics syllabus are given below.

Yes, the BCECE Biology syllabus is the same as the NEET Biology syllabus. The chapters and topics are from Class 11 and 12 curriculum. The Biology subject is divided into Botany and Zoology.

Based on the past few years, the BCECE exam analysis, the Physics subject is of a moderate level of difficulty. Some of the questions can be very tough. Some of the questions are calculation intensive.

The BCECE Chemistry syllabus is on the lines of Class 11 and Class 12 topics. Some of the important topics or chapters in the Physics syllabus include the following.

• Structure of Atom
• Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
• States of Matter
• Thermodyamics
• Redix Reactions
• s-block elements

The BCECE application fee has to be paid in online mode only. The different methods of payment are Credit Card, Debit Card, Netbanking and UPI. There is no possibility to pay in cash, cheque, etc.