AIIMS BSc Nursing Syllabus 2025: Download Latest Syllabus PDF

The AIIMS BSc nursing syllabus is based on the couse curriculum of class 11 and class 12. It is decided by AIIMS, Delhi, i.e. the exam conducting body of AIIMS BSc nursing programme.

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi conducts AIIMS BSc (Hons) nursing, BSc (Post-Basic) nursing and BSc (Paramedical) entrance exam annually to grant admission to all AIIMS campuses offering nursing course. The entrance exam is generally conducted in the month of May every year. The conducting body uses a two-stage method for registration to BSc nursing programme. The first is through the PAAR (Prospective Applicants Advanced Registration) system, a new AIIMS method. The second is through basic registration, followed by the Generation of Code and Final Registration. 

In General Knowledge section, questions from topics such as General policy & scientific research, Current Affairs, History, Geography, and Culture are asked in the exam. In additon to the GK section in which 10 questions will be asked, candidates are advised to prepare Physics, chemistry, biology/mathematics section that will carry 30 questions each. 

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. 

There is no official intimation about the change in AIIMS Nursing 2025 exam pattern yet. Until last year, there was no change in the exam pattern. AIIMS New Delhi conducts the national level entrance exam to facilitate admission into the BSc Nursing and Post Basic BSc Nursing, the eligibility criteria and the pattern of both the exam will be different.

AIIMS Nursing exam for the BSc Nursing programme will be a 120-minute long exam and the Post Basic Nursing exam will be 90 minutes long. No extra time will be given to the candidates under any circumstances. Candidates will only be able to leave the examination hall once the exam time is over. It is important to reach the test centre 30 minutes before the reporting time.

There are over 2,680 BSc Nursing colleges in India, of which 1451 are private, 202 are government-owned, and the remaining 189 are public / private BSc nursing colleges. NEET, CUET, IPU CET, AIIMS Paramedical, Jharkhand NEET are some of the entrance exams to get admitted in these colleges. some of the best BSc Nursing Colleges in India are JIPMER Puducherry, Amity University, SRM Medical College, Galgotias University, College of B.Sc. Nursing, etc..

In Bihar, there are 61 nursing schools that provide both full-time and part-time programmes. The remaining 2 are Public-Private, leaving a total of 22 Private and 13 Public. The nursing profession is crucial to the healthcare system. Nursing students receive instruction in patient care, physician assistance, and general hospital management (including first aid, patient records, etc.). The All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Patna, Gopal Narayan Singh University, Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Naryan Nursing College, AI-Karim University, Shri Sai College of Nursing and Paramedical Sciences, Nalanada Medical College Hospital, and many others are among Bihar's top nursing schools.