Nurse exams

MH Nursing CET exam is conducted for 100 marks. The question paper has 5 sections. Each section has 20 questions. Every question carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking.

The MH BSc Nursing exam pattern is the structure of question paper. The BSc Nursing question paper comprises 100 questions. The question paper has five sections. Each section has 20 questions. There is no negative marking for the MH Bsc Nuring exam.

Syllabus for Indian Army Nursing Exam 2026 comprises Physics, Chemistry, Biology, GK, current affairs etc. Students have to complete the syllabus from 11/12th level NCERT book. It must be noted NEET score is mandatory for the exam. Apart from NEET, students have to appear for PAT, an interview, and a medical test for final selection.

No, English is a mandatory subject and is mentioned in the eligibility criteria to appear for the JKBOPEE BSc Nursing CET entrance. The applicant must opt for this subject in HSC, if they wish to appear for the exam. 

Candidates belonging to the Karnataka domicile are advised NOT to appear for the JKBOPEE nursing entrance exam. It does not have a state quota in government colleges for the outside state aspirants. 

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.

No, as the exam is targeted to grant admission to the Jharkhand domiciled nursing aspirants, it will not be held in Delhi NCR. The test centres will be allotted in the popular cities of the state only. 

Yes, 0.25 mark will be deducted for attempting an incorrect choice in the question paper. Candidates will be awarded +1 mark for attempting a correct answer. 

The JCECE answer key will be released by the JCECEB on the official website around one week after the exam date. A provisional key will be released initially, followed by the final one on the result day. Download them in a PDF format as issued by the conducting body. 

No, as per the criteria mentioned by the WBJEEB, those candidates who are 17 to 27 years can apply for the WB ANM/GNM entrance exam. A 30-year-old aspirant is not eligible to appear for the entrance.