- History of India and Indian National Movement- In the history of India, the widespread understanding of social, economic and political aspects of Indian history should be emphasized. In the Indian National Movement, candidates are expected to have a prestigious approach to freedom movement, growth of nationalism and attainment of freedom.
- Indian and World Geography- Physical, social, economic geography of India and the world:- Questions on the geography of India will be related to the physical, social and economic geography of India. Only a general understanding of the subject will be expected in the world geography.
- Indian politics and governance, constitution, political system, panchayati raj and public policy, rights issues, etc. The questions of Indian politics and governance will test the knowledge of the constitution of the country and the political system including Panchayati Raj and Community Development.
- Indian Economy and Social Development- Candidates will be tested in relation to problems and relations between population, environment, urbanization; Economic policy in India and extensive characteristics of Indian culture.
- Current events of national and international importance- It will also include questions on sports and sports.
- Indian Agriculture- Candidates will be expected to have a general understanding of agriculture, agricultural produce and its marketing in India.
- general Science- Questions on General Science will cover general praise and understanding of science, including everyday observation and experience, including a well -educated person, who has not done special studies of any scientific discipline. It will also include questions on the role of science and technology in India’s development.
- Primary mathematics up to class 10th level- Arithmetic, algebra and geometry.
- Anatomy and Physiology: The skeletal system, muscle system, cardio-conversion system, respiratory system, digestive system, emission system, nervous system, endocrine system, reproductive system and emotional organs.
- The basic principle of nursing: Nursing as a profession, maintenance of medical environment, nursing process and nursing care scheme, entry and discharge of a patient, dying patients, clean requirements and physical needs, activity and exercise, security requirements, requirement, care, care and special status, nutritional requirements, nutritional requirements, patients’ observation, care of the patients, caring, barrier nurser Recording and reporting, and reporting, and reporting and reporting, and reporting and reporting, and reporting and reporting, and reporting and reporting.
- First aid: The meaning and rules of first aid emergency such as fire; Earthquake; Draught; Fracture; Accidents; Toxicity; Drown; Bleeding; Insects cut; Foreign bodies injured, banding and splinting, immediate and later the role of nurse
- Medical-Chargical Nursing: Role and responsibilities of nurses in medical and surgical settings. Care of surgical patient, anesthesia. Diseases of the cardiovascular system, gastro-enemies, genito urinary systems and nervous system. Disorders and diseases of the respiratory system, musculo-covenant system. Blood disorder and blood transfusion.
- Microbiology: In nursing, the scope and utility of microbiology, the classification of micro-organisms, sources of infection, sources of infection, the entry of microbes and the ports of exit, transmission of infection, collection of samples and principles, collection of samples and principles, samples, immune, control and destruction of micro-livelihoods.
- Psychology: Definition, scope and importance to nurses, psychology of human behavior: emotions, attitudes, frustration and defense mechanisms, personality, intelligence, and related factors, learning and observation.
- Sociology: Importance of sociology in nursing. The socio-cultural and economic aspects of the community and their effects on health and disease. Family: Family as a social institution and basic unit for healthcare, basic needs of the family, advantages of employed paternity.
- Family: Family as a social institution and basic unit for healthcare, the basic needs of the family, the benefits of employed paternity.
- economy: The resources of the country – natural, commercial, agriculture, industrial, etc.
- personal hygiene: Maintenance of health, physical health and mental health.
- social Security: Population explosion – its impact on the economy and need for population control, budget for a family, per capita income, and its effect on health and disease.
- Society: Concept of society, rural and urban society, social problems, unmarried mothers, dowry systems, drug addiction, alcoholism, crime, obstruction, child’s misuse, domestic violence, women abuse, social agencies and remedial measures.
- Computer in nursing: Disk operating system, use of computers in nursing, internet and email in nursing.
- environmental sanitation: Water: Safe and nutritious water, use of water, water pollution, waterborne disease and water purification. Air: Air pollution, prevention and control of air pollution. Waste: Refusal, emissions, sewage, removal of health hazards for collection of these wastes, and disposal of waste, housing, noise.
