MH BSc Nursing Notification

No, there is no syllabus for the MH Nursing CET exam. However, the MH BSc Nursing CET syllabus will be based on Class 12 Physics, Chemistry, Biology, & English as per the Maharashtra State Board and Nursing Aptitude.

For the Maharashtra domicile candidates, 85% of seats under the State quota of Private Nursing Colleges are open for admission in the BSc nursing course. The rest 15% seats are open for the Institutional quota in Private Nursing colleges.

The MH BSc Nursing answer key can be challenged through the official website. The candidate must pay the specified objection-raising fee and then save the Claims. The challenge fee is non-refundable.  

The MH BSc nursing application form is not free for any reserved category candidates. They will have to pay INR 800/- to appear for the exam. Unlike other entrances in which some female and PwD candidates are exempted from paying fee, MH CET nursing charges all the applicants to pay some amount to complete the registration process. 

The MH BSc nursing application form cannot be changed by the candidate. He/she will have to send an email requesting the conducting body for corrections in case they have provided any wrong information in the registration form. 

A candidate must keep ready scanned images of the passport-sized photographs, thumb impression, signatures, Class 10 and Class 12th certificates to apply for the MH BSc nursing exam. 

The MH BSc nursing application dates have been released. The last date to fill out the form was April 4, 2026. The conducting body generally opens the application window for a period of 30 days.  

The MH BSc Nursing exam syllabus is set by the Indian Nursing Council (INC). It holds the rights to decide the Syllabus, Weightage and Pattern of the nursing entrance examination.

There are five sections, namely Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, and Nursing Aptitude, in the MH BSc Nursing 2025 exam. Each section carries 20 questions. All the questions are of 1 mark each. Candidates are advised to attempt all 100 questions because there is NO negative marking in the exam. 

Candidates were given 90 minutes to attempt 100 questions in the MH BSc Nursing exam. It is an online exam (computer-based test) where there were 20 questions from each section.