BSc Nursing

As per the MH BSc nursing expected cutoff of previous year, out of 100 objective questions in the exam, 90+ questions were of Easy to Moderate difficulty level. It makes it evident that the MH CET BSc nursing cutoff went 90+ for the aspirants. 

The MH BSc nursing exam is generally of easy to moderate difficulty level. The exam is not tough as compared to NEET UG. Nursing aspirants find it manageable to appear for the exam. As per the expert analysis also, the exam seems moderately difficult.  

The MH BSc nursing exam analysis was released after the exam concluded on May 6 and May 7, 2026. The exam was of a moderate difficulty level.

The PGIMER nursing exam was held in four rounds, with three rounds being conducted online and the last round being held in offline mode at the institute campus. The last round is also known as the Open round of counselling. The last round is optional; if the seats remain vacant, then only the offline open round is carried out. 

No, the JCECE BSc Nursing counselling participation fee can only be paid in online mode at the official website of the conducting body,  nursingbasic.jceceb.org.in. Candidates must pay the fee through either of the following modes of payment: RTGS, Credit Card, Debit Card, or UPI.

The JCECEB conducts counselling in three rounds for the BSc nursing course. Candidates can expect an additional stray vacancy round for the seats that remain vacant. Generally, the counselling is conducted in online mode; however, the last round might be held in offline mode as well. 

The JCECE BSc nursing cutoff for the General category candidates is not released separately. The conducting body releases the marks against the cutoff rank and the admission is done on the basis of the ranks allotted to the aspirants. 

The JCECE BSc Nursing cutoff will be released by the Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board on the official website through the official application prospectus. The cutoff indicates the scores in a category-wise manner. 

PGIMER Chandigarh charges an admission fee of INR 2200/- for the entire course for 4-year duration. In the first year, a fee of INR 800/- is charged from the admission seekers. 

There are fewer than 100 seats for admission to the PGIMER BSc nursing course. Around 93 seats are available for admission to the prestigious nursing institute.