Nurse exams

RUHS BSc nursing entrance exam does not carry any negative marking. There will be 100 Multiple-Choice Questions in the exam of 1 mark each. The question paper will comprise of 100 marks. As per the marking scheme, +1 mark for every correct answer and 0 marks for an un-attempted answer. Therefore, candidates are advised to fully attempt the entrance exam without having to be worry about the negative marking.  

As per the JENPAS UG eligibility criteria, the exam conducting body allows applicants of 35 years of age, maximum, to apply for the exam. Only female candidates are eligible to enroll for the exam. 

Most of the nursing exams are offline ( unless there is a situation like lockdown).

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• NEET UG

• AIIMS UG entrance

• CUET

• LPUNEST

• PGIMER Nursing 

• CMC Ludhiana BSc Nursing 

• Indian Army Nursing 

• Jamia Hamdard Nursing exam

Yes, the entrance exam for B.Sc (Post-Basic) Nursing and B.Sc (Hons. ) nursing is held separately. Both the exams are generally conducted in a single day and in a single slot window. Previously, AIIMS BSc (Post-Basic) Nursing was scheduled to be conducted on June 27, 2021, and the BSc Nursing (Hons.) exam was held on December 28, 2021.

For new session, the AIIMS Bsc Nursing (hons.) and AIIMS Bsc Nursing (post-basic) exam will be conducted on June 8, 2024 and June 22, 2024 respectively in online mode at designated test centres in India.  

For admission to nursing programmes, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), in New Delhi, conducts a nursing exam. The admission test for the nursing programmes B.Sc. (Hons.), B.Sc. (Post-Basic) and B.Sc. (Paramedical) beyond the MBBS exam is conducted by AIIMS Delhi. Students get admitted to B.Sc. nursing programmes via a two-stage process. The first is via the recently developed AIIMS technique called PAAR (Prospective Applicants Advanced Registration). The second method involves basic registration, which is followed by final registration and code generation.

Yes, there is no restrictions on the number of attempts that a candidate can give to appear for the RUHS nursing exam. However, there is a lower age limit to appear for the exam. Candidates not less than 17 years of age can only apply for the RUHS nursing entrance.

Yes, KGMU Lucknow conducts a separate entrance exam for granting admission to the BSc nursing programme. The NEET UG aspirants are required to separately appear for the KGMU BSc nursing entrance exam in order to seek admission to the top nursing institute of India.

No, the KGMU BSc nursing application fee is non-refundable and non-transferrable. No refund will be provided to the non-appearing candidates for the KGMU BSc nursing exam.