Indian Army B.Sc. Nursing Counselling

The final stage of the selection process for the Indian Army BSc nursing programme is the medical examination. After the interview, candidates must have a medical check-up at the assigned center on the same day. DGMS will post the center information and medical examination dates for selected candidates on the official website.

The number of seats available through the MNS nursing exam for 2024 are advertised as 200.

Yes, Indian Army BSc Nursing counselling will be 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 candidate.

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

The Indian Army BSc Nursing qualified candidates' call letters will be sent to their registered email address by the authority, DGMS. The call letters can be downloaded from the official website. It is an important document without which the admission will not be granted to the BSc nursing programme.  

DGMS has not yet announced the schedule for the ToGIGE and PAT entrance. It is mandatory for the candidates to appear for the NEET 2025 entrance exam in order to participate in further rounds. Indian Army BSc nursing 2025 entrance exam will be held for screening the highly deserving candidates for the BSc nursing programme. Only female candidates are eligible to appear for the entrance test. 

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 is conducted after the NEET entrance exam, Test of General Intelligence and General English (ToGIGE), and Psychological Aptitute Test (PAT). The medical examination is the last step of the selection process. 

The counselling schedule for Indian Army BSc Nursing will be announced by the exam conducting body, DGMS. After the 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, written exam, personal interview and medical examination, a final merit list will be prepared. After satisfying all the medical and other physical prerequisites, the candidates will be given admission to their respective choice of college, out of the total six colleges of nursing institutes across India.