How many sections are there in AIIMS BSc nursing exam?
There are four sections in AIIMS BSc nursing exam named Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Knowledge. There will be 70 questions overall for which candidates will be provided 120 minutes to solve the paper. It will be an online exam carrying objective-type questions.
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In addition to having passed class 12 from any recognised board with physics, chemistry, and biology, candidates planning to appear for the BSc Nursing entrance test should also have a comprehensive understanding of general knowledge pertaining to history, current affairs, general policy, and scient
Upvote The AIIMS BSc Nursing entrance exam is divided into four sections:
- Physics (30 marks)
- Chemistry (30 marks)
- Biology (30 marks)
- General Knowledge (10 marks)
- The total marks for the exam is 100.
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Exam is on online mode.
IIMS MSc Nursing 2025 test centres are decided by the exam conducting body, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. The list of AIIMS MSc. Nursing test centres are released by the AIIMS Delhi at the official website.
The All India Institute of Medical Science released the BSc Nursing and Post Basic Nursing 2026 exam time line and important dates in the prospectus.
The candidates should note that the AIIMS has already released its exam prospectus at aiims.ac.in. The candidates can apply for the exam till April 24.
The candidates will be required to upload the category related documents with the AIIMS Nursing 2026 application. In addition to that, the scanned image of photo, left hand impression and signature will also be uploaded.
The AIIMS Nursing Post Basic exam admit card will be released on May 25 and it will be conducted on May 30.
The BSc Nursing 2026 exam Admit Card will be released on June 19 (tentatively) and it will be conducted on June 27, 2026.
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