Nurse exams

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

No, there will not be any negative marking in the MH BSc Nursing 2026 exam. Candidates are advised to attempt all the questions in the exam. One mark each will be awarded for choosing the correct option. All the questions will be objective type and will have four options each. There will be 100 questions (20 questions in each section).

The Theory 1st Year and 2nd Year M.Sc Nursing and M.Sc Nurse Practitioner in Critical Care Supplementary Examinations shall be held from 25th June 2024, and detailed fee structure is as follows.

For B.Sc Nursing, the following entrance exams are more commonly being used as entrance exams to take admission: The NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) conducted by some institutes like AIIMS and JIPMER for nursing. Central universities conduct CUET for B.Sc Nursing admission to some.

Most entrance exams for B.Sc Nursing are usually held prior to June every year. These are the AIIMS B.Sc Nursing Entrance Exam, normally conducted in May, and the JIPMER B.Sc Nursing Entrance Exam that also falls in the same time period. Other than these, each state nursing council conducts entrance tests, such as Maharashtra CET for Nursing and Karnataka CET, which may also happen prior to June. These details about eligibility and the procedures to apply are to be sought from the official sites of the institutions.

It is very good that you are preparing for the Rajasthan nursing exam. In Rajasthan nursing exams are held in many centres-

• Jaipur - In Jaipur also there are many centres in different locations.
• In Jodhpur as well there are many centres in multiple locations.
• Kota has also multiple centres. 
• Udaipur, Bikaner, Ajmer Alwar, Pali, and Bhilwada have only one centre for held in the nursing exam. You can get into these centres according to your convenience and location. Choose wisely.

PGIMER Chandigarh, the organizing body of the entrance exam, will release the Cutoff list after the announcement of the result. The applicants who will be able to score the qualifying marks as per the cutoff will be considered qualified. The qualifying status of the candidates will be mentioned on the PGIMER BSc Nursing result.