Indian Army B.Sc. Nursing

No, only female students are eligible to take the Indian Army BSc nursing test. Applications for the entrance exam are open to female candidates who are single, divorced, legally separated, widowed, or without encumbrances and who were born between October 1, 1998, and September 30, 2006, inclusive. For female candidates, the minimum height required to enter the Armed Forces is 152 cm. Candidates with a minimum height requirement of 147 cm from the Northeastern and Hill States will be considered.

For admission to the BSc nursing programme, the Indian Army only administers the aptitude exam once a year. The Psychological Aptitude Test (PAT) is administered after the online Test of General Intelligence and General English (TOGIGE), an aptitude test.

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

Indian Army BSc Nursing cutoff is released by Recruitment Board on the day of the result. The cutoff earmarks the precise marks required to appear for the interview and further selection process. Candidates who clear the Indian Army BSc Nursing Cut Off will only be allowed to appear for the interview and medical tests.

No, the NEET UG result will be released separately at the official website of NEET-NTA, neet.ntaonline.in or exams.nta.ac.in/NEET. The NEET result can only be downloaded from this website. No personal email or mobile communication will be sent to the NEET Aspirants regarding the declaration of the result.

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 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 exam conducting body will not issue hard copies of the Indian Army Bsc result; instead, candidates must get/download a copy of the Indian Army BSc Nursing result from the official website.