Subject-wise, unit-wise MCQs built on the INC syllabus — with a clear rationale for the correct option and for every wrong one. Practise, then sit timed mock tests just like the real exam.
This is exactly how every question in the series works. Pick an answer.
In item analysis, 16 of 20 students in the upper group and 8 of 20 in the lower group answer an item correctly. The difficulty index is:
Every wrong option has its own explanation, so you learn the trap — not just the answer.
Every unit has its own timed test and score, so your weak areas are obvious.
Shuffled questions and options, a 1-minute-per-question timer and optional −⅓ negative marking — just like competitive exams.
Questions are grouped exactly by the INC M.Sc. and B.Sc. units, and include key points from standard nursing education textbooks.
Your one-time ₹999 covers the full series — the subjects live today and every subject added to it.
All 15 units — philosophies, teaching–learning, media, evaluation, standardized tools, curriculum, guidance, administration, accreditation.
10 units — active learning, clinical teaching, communication & media, assessment, guidance, ethics, school management.
12 units — health planning, management theories, planning, organisation, staffing, directing, material management, quality, budgeting, informatics, leadership, legal and ethical issues.
All 10 units — nursing as a profession, health care delivery, genetics, epidemiology, bio-psycho pathology, theories and EBP, nursing process, human behaviour and communication, stress, crisis and counselling, roles and trends, computer applications.
All 22 units — research process, ethics, EBP, designs, hypotheses, sampling, tools, validity and reliability, analysis, reporting; descriptive statistics, normal curve, correlation, regression, t-test, ANOVA, chi-square, non-parametric tests, vital statistics, SPSS.
12 units — concepts and history, committees and plans, determinants and indicators, environment and sanitation, nutrition, demography and family planning, epidemiology, communicable and non-communicable diseases, family health nursing, health education, health care delivery.
12 units — national health programmes and schemes, immunisation and cold chain, maternal, newborn and child health, school and adolescent health, occupational health, geriatrics and disability, community mental health, disaster nursing, international health, administration.
12 units — maternal health indicators and programmes, reproductive anatomy, pelvis and fetal skull, fetal development, antenatal care, fetal assessment, normal labour and the partograph, delivery and AMTSL, newborn care and breastfeeding, puerperium, drugs in obstetrics.
12 units — bleeding in pregnancy, hypertensive and medical disorders, infections, preterm labour and PROM, abnormal labour, PPH and obstetric emergencies, obstetric operations, abnormal puerperium, high-risk newborn, gynaecological disorders and infertility.
12 units — child health indicators and rights, growth and development, care at each age, infant and child nutrition, immunisation, newborn care, the hospitalised child, IMNCI, malnutrition and SAM, respiratory and GI disorders, paediatric emergencies.
12 units — congenital heart disease, blood disorders, renal, neurological and endocrine disorders, bone and skin, communicable diseases, childhood cancers, developmental and behavioural disorders, child protection, paediatric critical care, advanced paediatric nursing.
12 units — concepts, history and the Mental Healthcare Act 2017, psychobiology, personality theories, stress and defence mechanisms, therapeutic communication, assertiveness, women's mental health, MSE and psychometrics, psychosocial therapies, psychopharmacology, ECT and alternative therapies.
12 units — crisis, grief and PTSD, aggression and suicide, child and adolescent disorders, delirium and dementia, substance use, schizophrenia, mood, anxiety and OCD, eating and sleep disorders, personality disorders, community mental health, legal, ethical and forensic psychiatry.
12 units — trends, ethics and health assessment, fluids, electrolytes, acid–base and shock, perioperative care, GI, liver and pancreatic disorders, respiratory disorders and ventilation, cardiac disorders and ECG, blood disorders and transfusion, endocrine disorders, skin, immune and communicable diseases.
12 units — fractures and orthopaedics, renal failure and dialysis, urinary and reproductive disorders, neurological disorders, eye and ENT, oncology and palliative care, burns, emergency, trauma and disaster nursing, critical care and sepsis, geriatric nursing.
Further subjects for Nursing Officer / CHO exams are added to your series at no extra cost.
Every question is written to the INC syllabus, with original wording and a rationale for each option, and grouped by unit so you can study in the same order as your course.
Right after payment you receive your personal login for the members area by email. Log in on any device to open every subject — new subjects appear there automatically as they are added.
Yes. ₹999 once for the full series — no monthly charge.
The INC M.Sc. Nursing syllabus for the Tutor/Lecturer/Ph.D. series, and the INC B.Sc. Nursing (2021) and Post Basic B.Sc. syllabi for the Nursing Officer/CHO series.
Yes. It runs in any browser on mobile, tablet or laptop. Nothing to download.
Yes. Questions and options are shuffled each time, so every attempt feels new.
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