Military Nursing Service

Eligibility :- 10+2 with subjects  Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.

Age :- 16½ , to  23 ½

Seats :- 180 (extendable to 230)

The entrance exam for MNS is normally held in January month every year. After clearing the written exam, The candidate has to clear interview (Just like SSB) . Successful candidates will be absorbed by the Indian Army. candidate will do  4 years B.Sc Nursing in the Army Nursing College All  expenditures will be taken care by the Indian Army. After successful completion of 4 years the candidate will be commissioned as LIEUTENANT.

2 YEAR PROGRAM:- Girls who are appearing in their 10th exams and interested to take Medical  in their +1 & +2 are eligible for this program. We will cover their boards syllabus.MNS entrance syllabus .

1 YEAR PROGRAM:- Girls who are appearing in their +2 exams(Medical Stream) are eligible for this program.

Nationality – Indian

Qualification – B.Sc (Nursing) / PB (Post Basic) B.Sc Nursing / M.Sc Nursing

Marital Status – Married/ Single/ Divorcee/ Legally Separated or Widow

This includes three stages as follows:

• Written test
• Interview
• Medical Exam

Written Exam:

Time Duration – 90 Min

Subjects – English, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, General Intelligence

Type of Question – 150 Questions

Total Marks – 100 Marks Objective Questions. There are no negative markings

Method of Exam – Online

Interview:

Once the result for written exam is declared the candidates who are selected appear for a personal interview. These interviews are basically conducted to check the personal information, educational qualification and aptitude of the candidate. They seek to know more about your goals of life, strategies etc.

Medical Examination:

The last stage is medical exam which requires a height of 152 cm and XRay of chest and USG.

Written below is the syllabus for the MNS examination:

English:

• Fill in the blanks.
• Spot the error.
• Idioms and phrases.
• Synonyms/ Homonyms.
• Cloze passage.
• Detecting Mis-spelt words.
• Shuffling of sentence parts.
• One word substitutions.
• Comprehension passage.
• Shuffling of Sentences in a passage.

Biology:

• Human physiology.
• Plant physiology.
• Human health and diseases.
• Cell and Molecular Biology.
• Biodiversity, ecology and environment.
• Biotechnology and its applications.
• Genetics and evolution.

Physics:

• Nuclear Physics.
• Current Electricity.
• Properties of Matter.
• Laws of Motion & Work, Energy and Power.
• Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current.
• Magnetic Effects of Electric Current.
• Semiconductor Devices and their Applications.
• Dual Nature of Radiation and Atomic Physics.

Chemistry:

• Carbonyl Compounds.
• Atomic Structure.
• Alcohols and Ethers.
• Carboxylic Acids and their derivatives.
• P, d and f – Block Elements.
• Isomerism in Organic Compounds.
• Coordination Chemistry and Solid State Chemistry.
• Thermodynamics, Chemical Equilibrium and Chemical Kinetics.
• Organic Nitrogen Compounds and Biomolecules.

General Intelligence:

• Number Series.
• Decision Making.
• Space Visualization.
• Similarities and Differences.
• Problem Solving.
• Visual Memory.
• Figure Classification.
• Non-Verbal Series.
• Relationship Concepts.
• Analytical Functions
• Arithmetical Computation. etc.