Hi Abin

To become a military nurse in India. Firstly you should be registered as nurse from any state council. firstly, your physical fitness will be checked if you are medically fit according to norms then you will be eligible to write written test.

Mode of selection will be in three rounds - written test , interview and medical examination. If you pass all the three rounds then only  you will able to work as military nurse. Firstly you have to clear written test after that you will get call for interview and medical examination and after clearing them you will be employed to medical hospitals of Indian armed forces.

All the best !!

Hello Shaham,

Through NEET UG entrance exam one can get admission is MBBS, BDS, BHAMS, BVMS, BAMS.

However, there are other entrance exams for admission in B.Sc Nursing. One such exam is AIIMS B.Sc nursing entrance exam. Other B.Sc Nursing entrance exams are enlisted below through which you can seek Admission in B.Sc Nursing

• Indian Army B.Sc Nursing
• AIIMS B.Sc Nursing
• BHU B.Sc Nursing
• Army college of Nursing
• HPU B.Sc nursing
• Jharkhand B.Sc nursing
• JIPMER B.Sc nursing
• KIMS University Nursing

Dear student

Nursing is such a noble occupation. After doing bsc nursing if you are further interested you can opt for MSc followed by MPhil and PhD. You can also do a diploma course on various fields such as oncology nursing, neuro nursing, neonatal nursing, operation room nursing, critical  care nursing, psychiatric nursing etc., You can opt for MBA in hospital management and Masters in hospital administration. After PhD you can opt for research works. You can also get employment in teaching career in nursing institutions. It all depends on your choice. Options are all around. It depends on your interest . Check for a- grade college and you will get better placements.

All the best.

Hello student Candidate must have passed his 10+2 level exam or its equivalent form a recognized board or authority with atleast 50% marks and as you must know that aiims nursing is only for females. Minimum age limit is 17 years.

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck

Hello Gayathri, there is a entrance test for the candidates in the month of february. There will be a written test of 100 marks consisting of objective questions. The candidates who pass the written test are called for an interview in delhi. Those who clear the interview would have to sit for a medical examination. After you have cleared all the tests and interviews and deemed FIT in the medical examination, you will be given the post of military nursing service officer.

Prabha, There are 2 ways about it. First way is that you appear for NEET and secure a seat in AFMC and move up the ladder eventually to get posted in the Naval services. DGHS conducts the admissions through All India Counselling. Second way is that you appear for NEET, secure a seat in any Medical College and complete your MBBS and then appear for SSC exams. And then you can get posted as a Doctor in the Navy. This is for MBBS course. At this point in time, there is no provision for Male nurses in the Indian Army. Only female candidates are allowed.

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Hello,

BSc Nursing will have added advantage over GNM for a number of reasons-

First of all, BSc Nursing is a degree programme while GNM is diploma.

Secondly, opportunities in terms of work wise and growth will be more in case of BSc Nursing, because it being a degree course adds a certainly higher value to one's CV and company and hospitals or other areas of recruiting body will give more preference to this.

Thirdly, for BSc Nursing, it specifically asks for 10+2 from a science background because it's a full-fledged professional course, unlike GNM. So, obviously there's in-depth knowledge provided in BSc Programme, since it makes it compulsory for science students.

Hope, this helps.

dear aspirant,hope you are doing well.Now coming to your question,here is the list of some top colleges in India for persuing MSc in nursing:-

1.AIIMS-new delhi.

2.AFMC-pune.

3.JIPMER-pondicherry.

4.christian medical college-vellore.

5.Madras medical college-chennai.

6.KGMC-lucknow.

7.GMC-kozikore.

hope thsi will help.