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Application form for Indian Army BSc Nursing for this year is already over, exam is scheduled to be on 28th July, you can appear for next year, nevertheless to brief you about this exam Directorate General of Medical Services is the competent authority regarding conducting this exam which is followed by interview and medical test,  the eligibility criteria is as follows-

Passed 10+2 from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, biology and english securing 50% aggregate, they are also required to meet the medical fitness criteria as in terms of X-Ray examination of Chest and USG (of abdomen & pelvis). The minimum height should not be less than 148 cm, however relaxation by 5cm for candidates belonging to Western Himalayan region, Eastern Himalayan region and Scheduled Tribes

Admission is done to 220 seats offered in six institutions of Pune/Kolkata/New Delhi/Bangalore/Asvini in the following colleges-

• Armed Forces Medical College Pune
• Command Hospital (Eastern Command) Kolkata
• INHS Asvini
• Army Hospital (Research & Referral) New Delhi
• Command Hospital (Central Command) Lucknow
• Command Hospital Air Force Bangalore

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Coming to your question on how to prepare for the exam for which you need to be well acquainted with the exam pattern and syllabus which has been described below-

The entrance test is conducted for 90 minutes in online mode with 150 MCQs from three sections(each consists of 50 marks) such as General English/General Intelligence and Science which consists of physics, chemistry and biology, for each correct answer three marks are awarded and for each incorrect attempt one mark is deducted, you can check out the detailed syllabus at https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/indian-army-bsc-nursing-syllabus

In order to initiate the preparation make a proper time table, and accordingly assign number of hours to each section

You can refer NCERTs book for covering science section of 11th and 12th section, in case of English you may refer wren and martin book for grammar portion, word power made easy for vocabulary building, even reading newspaper on a daily basis helps in this regard, SP Bakshi's objective general english is good for practice purpose, for general intelligence go through RK Agarwal's book of Verbal and Non-Verbal, you have to do selective reading keeping in mind the syllabus.

Make short notes as it will help you in quick revision, go through previous year papers as this will help you become familiar with important topics, weightage, exam pattern, syllabus, building confidence, and improving your time management skills.

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