BHU Nursing Syllabus 2022: Admission will be done based on NEET Score

Updated on Feb 27, 2022 10:15 IST

BHU nursing 2022 syllabus is based on the course curriculum of class 12. As per the basic academic eligibility criteria, the candidate should have passed class 12 from any recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English subjects. The conducting body along with these four subjects has added a section of General Aptitude in the question paper to test candidates’ reasoning and general aptitude.

Below are the topics/subjects candidates should prepare:

Table of content

Physics Syllabus
Chemistry Syllabus
Biology Syllabus
BHU BSc Nursing 2021 Pattern

Physics Syllabus

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

Chemistry Syllabus

Alcohols and Ethers
Thermodynamics, Chemical Equilibrium, and Chemical Kinetics
Electro chemistry
Isomerism in Organic Compounds
Carboxylic Acids and their derivatives
Carbonyl Compounds
Atomic Structure
p,d, and f – Block Elements
Coordination Chemistry and Solid State Chemistry
Organic Nitrogen Compounds and Bio molecules

Biology Syllabus

Human physiology
Biotechnology and its applications
Biodiversity, ecology, and environment
Cell and Molecular Biology
Reproduction
Genetics and evolution also
Human health and diseases
Biochemistry
Taxonomy
Plant physiology

BHU BSc Nursing 2021 Pattern

While preparing for the BHU BSc Nursing entrance exam, besides the syllabus, it is also important to understand the exam pattern in order to manage the time to be given for the preparation of each section/subject. Below is the BHU BSc Nursing exam pattern candidates can refer to:

Details	Features
Mode of the examination	Offline (Pen and paper-based)
Language of exam	English
Exam duration	2 hours
Type of questions	Objective type (MCQ)
Sections	Four (Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology)
Total number of questions	100 (25 from each subject)
Total marks	400
Negative marking	No
Marking scheme	Correct answer +4 Incorrect answer 0 Un-attempted question 0