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Eligibility Criteria
The prerequisites for West Bengal's ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) and GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) programs may differ slightly based on the individual institutions and their admissions procedures. However, the following broad summary of the prerequisites for both courses is provided:
Eligibility requirements for WB ANM:
- Educational Requirements: Candidate educational requirements include passing the 10+2 exam or its equivalent from a recognized board or council.
- Minimum Marks: The minimum overall score needed to pass the qualifying test (10+2) might change, but is normally between 40% and 50%.
- Age Restrictions: In West Bengal, students must be between the ages of 17 and 27 to enroll in ANM programs. According to government regulations, there may be an age restriction for restricted groups.
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Syllabus
- WB ANM AND GNM EXAM SYLLABUS
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Microbiology
- Fundamentals of Nursing
- Community Health Nursing
- Midwifery and Gynecology
- Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing
- English
- General Awareness
- Anatomy and Physiology: Introduction to human anatomy and physiology, Skeletal system, Muscular system, Nervous system, Respiratory system, Cardiovascular system, Digestive system, Urinary system, Endocrine system, Reproductive system.
- Microbiology: Introduction to microbiology, Classification and characteristics of microorganisms, Control of microbial growth, Infectious diseases, and their prevention.
- Fundamentals of Nursing: Introduction to nursing, Nursing process and care planning, Medical and surgical asepsis, Vital signs measurement, Hygiene and personal care, Nutrition and dietetics, Elimination procedures, Bed making and patient positioning, Medication administration and pharmacology, First aid, and emergency care.
- Community Health Nursing: Introduction to community health nursing, Health promotion and disease prevention, Maternal and child health nursing, Family health nursing, School health nursing, Geriatric nursing, Communicable diseases and their control.
- Midwifery and Gynecology: Introduction to midwifery and gynecology, Antenatal care, Intrapartum care, Postnatal care, Newborn care and neonatal resuscitation, Family planning and contraception, Common gynecological disorders and their management.
- Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing: Introduction to mental health nursing, Therapeutic communication, Mental health disorders, and their assessment, Psychiatric nursing interventions, Substance abuse, and addiction.
- English: Vocabulary, Grammar and comprehension, Reading and writing skills.
- General Awareness: Current affairs, Indian history and culture, Indian polity and governance, Science and Technology, Geography and Environment, Social issues and current events.
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Cut Off
WBJEE GNM Cut-Off Marks 2023:
|
Category |
Cut Off Marks (Out of 115) |
|---|---|
| General | 75 |
| SC | 65 |
| ST | 60 |
| OBC | 70 |
| Minority OBC | 68 |
Exam Pattern
The pattern of the WB ANM Exam:
- Test option: The offline (pen-and-paper) option is generally used for the ANM entrance test.
- Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) or objective-type questions are typically seen on the question paper.
- Exam topics and sections might include general science, english, elementary maths, general awareness, and basic nursing.
- Total Marks: The ANM entrance test carries a maximum score that might range from 100 to 200 points.
- Test length: The test lasts 2 to 3 hours on average.
- A single mark may be given for each correctly answered question in certain tests, whereas others may use a different marking structure.
- There may be a provision for negative marking in some tests, whereby points are taken away for incorrect answers.
The pattern of the WB GNM Exam:
- Test Format: Depending on the conducting institution, the GNM entrance test in West Bengal may be administered online (computer-based) or offline (pen and paper).
- Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) or objective-type questions often make up the question paper.
- Subjects and Sections: The test normally covers topics including general knowledge/current affairs, English, physics, chemistry, and biology.
- Total Marks: The GNM entrance test may award between 100 and 200 total points.
- Test length: The average test lasts two to three hours.
- A single mark may be given for each correctly answered question in certain tests, whereas others may use a different marking structure.
- Negative Marking: In certain tests, the option of negative marking is available, wherein points are subtracted for wrong responses.
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How to Prepare
Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) Books:
- Auxiliary Nursing Midwifery (ANM) Entrance Exam Guide by RPH Editorial Board
- ANM Nursing Guide (Hindi Edition) by Dr. S. Mishra
- ANM Entrance Exam Guide (Hindi Edition) by R. Gupta
General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) Books:
- General Nursing & Midwifery Entrance Exam Guide by RPH Editorial Board
- GNM Nursing Entrance Exam Guide (Hindi Edition) by R. Gupta
- GNM Nursing Entrance Exam Guide (English Edition) by R. Gupta
Along with these publications, it is advised to consult common textbooks and study guides that cover the subject in the ANM and GNM courses. Several texts for nursing courses are frequently suggested.
Admit Card
- Candidates are required to submit their applications within the allotted time frame. This entails completing the application, supplying the needed paperwork, and paying the application cost.
- Application Confirmation: Candidates should monitor changes and communications from the conducting authority or the relevant institution after submitting their applications successfully. They can get a text message or email providing crucial exam information in response to their application confirmation.
- Admission Card Release: The conducting authority or the relevant institution will publish the admission card for the WB ANM and GNM examinations on their official website. For updates on the release date of the admit card, candidates should often check the official website or the admission portal.
- After the admit card is made available, applicants must visit the official website or the admission portal and log in using their credentials (such as their application number and password). To download and print the admission card, they must find the download link and adhere to the instructions.
- Details on the admission card include the candidate's name, roll number, exam date and location, the reing time, and instructions for the exam day. It is crucial to verify all the details on the entrance card and contact the event organizer if there are any discrepancies.
- Candidates must bring a printed copy of their admittance card to the testing place on the day of the exam. It is advisable to also have a current photo ID (such as an Aadhaar card, PAN card, or passport) for verification purposes.
Seat Allotment
The West Bengal Nursing Council (WBNC) or the relevant institutions normally manage the seat distribution procedure for the WB ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) and GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) programs in West Bengal based on merit and seat availability. Here is a broad description of the seat distribution procedure:
- Application and Merit List: Interested parties must apply and show up for the entrance exam held by the relevant institution or authority. A merit list is created based on the performance of the candidates after the entrance exam results have been evaluated. After that, qualified individuals are contacted to begin the counseling process. Candidates must select their chosen colleges and courses during the counseling session based on the possibilities presented. The West Bengal Nursing Council (WBNC) or the relevant institutions normally manage the seat distribution procedure for the WB ANM (Auxiliary Nurse Midwife) and GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) programs in West Bengal based on merit and seat availability.
- Seat Allocation: The candidates' merit rankings and top selections are taken into consideration for allocating seats. During the allocation procedure, the number of seats at each institution and course is taken into account.
- Seat Confirmation and Entrance: After the candidate receives notification that a seat has been assigned to them, they must confirm their acceptance by providing the proper documentation, including academic transcripts, identification documents, and other papers as required, along with the payment of the entrance costs.
- Reporting to the Assigned Institution: Candidates must arrive at the assigned institution within the allocated period to finish the admissions process, which includes document verification and payment of any outstanding fees.
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FAQ's
How should I prepare for the WB ANM and GNM exam?
Effective preparation involves understanding the exam syllabus, studying the relevant topics, practicing previous year question papers and sample papers, and taking mock tests. Focus on subjects like Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English, and General Awareness. Time management and regular revision are also important.
How can I apply for the WB ANM entrance exam?
Candidates can apply for the WB ANM entrance exam through the official website or portal of the West Bengal Health Department or the relevant conducting authority. The application process and details are usually available on the official website during the application period.
Is there any application fee for the WB ANM entrance exam?
Yes, there may be an application fee that candidates need to pay while applying for the WB ANM entrance exam. The details of the application fee will be mentioned in the official notification.
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