Uttarakhand Nursing Officer Syllabus 2026

Uttarakhand Syllabus 2026 - Nursing Officer

Uttarakhand has released the Nursing Officer syllabus. Check the complete details below including important dates and official links.

Uttarakhand Nursing Officer - Overview

Organization	Uttarakhand
Post Name	Nursing Officer
Qualification	B.Sc
Location	Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Official Website	ukmssb.org

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for Uttarakhand Nursing Officer syllabus must possess the following educational qualification: B.Sc. Candidates are advised to check the official notification for detailed eligibility requirements.

Important Links

Official Notification	Download PDF
Official Website	ukmssb.org

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I download the Uttarakhand Nursing Officer Syllabus 2026 PDF?

Visit the official website at ukmssb.org and check the recruitment notification for the detailed syllabus PDF.

What is the exam pattern for Uttarakhand Nursing Officer 2026?

The exam consists of 200 questions for 200 marks (Paper I: 100 Nursing, Paper II: 100 General) with 3 hours duration and 1/4 negative marking.

Is there negative marking in Uttarakhand Nursing Officer exam?

Yes, 1/4 mark is deducted for each wrong answer.

What are the main subjects in Uttarakhand Nursing Officer syllabus?

Paper I: Nursing Subjects (varies by qualification); Paper II: General Hindi, GK, and Studies/Reasoning.

How many questions are asked in Uttarakhand Nursing Officer exam?

The exam contains 200 objective type questions (MCQs) carrying 200 total marks.

What is the difficulty level of Uttarakhand Nursing Officer exam?

The difficulty level is Moderate to Difficult, especially in nursing subjects. Concept clarity and practice help succeed.

How much time is needed to prepare for Uttarakhand Nursing Officer exam?

Ideally, 4-6 months of dedicated preparation, depending on prior knowledge.

Is the nursing syllabus same for Diploma and Degree holders?

No, Paper I differs; Degree holders have additional topics like Nursing Education, Research, and Administration.