Indian Army B.Sc Nursing

About Indian Army B.Sc Nursing

Indian Army B.Sc Nursing is a national-level entrance exam for admission to B.Sc Nursing at Armed Forces Colleges of Nursing. It is conducted through the Indian Army for entry into the Military Nursing Service.

What is Indian Army B.Sc Nursing?

• National-level nursing entrance for the Indian Army.
• For admission to B.Sc Nursing at Army colleges.
• Leads to a Military Nursing Service career.
• Open to eligible female candidates.

Indian Army B.Sc Nursing Highlights

Indian Army B.Sc Nursing Exam Pattern

• Objective-type questions covering science, English and general topics.
• Based on the Class 12 level syllabus.
• Refer to the official notification for exact marks, question count and duration.

Indian Army B.Sc Nursing Eligibility

• Class 12 pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.
• Open to eligible female candidates.
• Age and other criteria as per the official notification, with relaxation as per rules.

Indian Army B.Sc Nursing Selection Process

1. Appear for the written examination.
2. Shortlisted candidates attend an interview.
3. Undergo medical examination.
4. Final merit and selection as per norms.

How to Apply for Indian Army B.Sc Nursing

1. Visit joinindianarmy.nic.in.
2. Register to generate login credentials.
3. Fill the online application form.
4. Upload photograph, signature and documents.
5. Pay the application fee if applicable.
6. Submit and print the confirmation page.

How to Prepare for Indian Army B.Sc Nursing

• Strengthen Class 11 and 12 PCB and English.
• Practise previous papers and mock tests.
• Improve general knowledge and reasoning.
• Work on speed and accuracy.

Indian Army B.Sc Nursing FAQs

Q. Who conducts Indian Army B.Sc Nursing?
The Indian Army.

Q. What course is it for?
Admission to B.Sc Nursing at Armed Forces nursing colleges.

Q. Who can apply?
Eligible female candidates who meet the criteria.

Q. What is the selection process?
Written exam, interview and medical examination.

Q. What career does it lead to?
Commissioning into the Military Nursing Service.