Indian Army B.Sc. Nursing

The conducting body demands candidates to bring originals of the documents such as HSC marksheet, Aadhar card, other verification proofs and quota certificates if admission is being applied under any reserved category. 

The Indian Army BSc nursing entrance test has been scrapped. They accept NEET scores. In addition to this, ToGIGE is a basic written test which is a part of the selection process followed by DGMS. The difficulty level of this test depends on the IQ of the aspirant. 

The MNS Counselling schedule will not be released as no counselling is held for admissions. Only ToGIGE and PAT will be conducted, followed by a medical fitness test. If a candidate clears all levels, an immediate joining letter will be extended.

There will be 40 questions in the ToGIGE to test the basic knowledge of the MNS aspirants. This test is organised by the DGMS as part of the selection process. Candidates will have to appear for a personal interview soon afterwards.  

The General intelligence section is basically the logical reasoning section of the entrance exam, in which the candidate will have to solve the tricky yet engaging questions. Topics might range from venn diagram, numbers and sequences, syllogisms, analogies, coding-decoding etc.

The ToGIGE is a basic written exam that is an integral part of the screening process. It will test the General English knowledge of the aspirants. Candidates need to prepare the topics which are generally asked in the English aptitude test till Class 12. 

There is no counselling process for selection to the MNS as DGMS does not conduct any counselling process for the aspirants. Candidates must appear for the PAT and medical fitness test to secure the seat in the college. 

No, DGMS does not conduct any counselling process for granting admission to the Indian Army BSc nursing programme. Candidates will only have to appear for the NEET UG exam. A merit list will be released for the candidates who clear the cutoff. 

In 2022, DGMS started accepting the NEET scores for entry to the MNS programme. It scrapped the entrance exam conducted by them and welcomed NEET scores for the initial screening process. 

No, there is no separate application fee for appearing in the Indian Army BSc Nursing interview. A common screening process fee has to be paid to at the time of filling out the application form.