The KGMU Nursing Officer Syllabus 2025 has been published with clear subject-wise topics and the exam pattern candidates must follow. This guide summarises the official topics, where to get the PDF, and a practical study plan so you can start preparing immediately. Official notification and syllabus PDF are available from King George’s Medical University’s recruitment page.

Exam Overview: KGMU Nursing Officer Syllabus 2025

The written selection typically uses a Computer-Based Test (CBT) of objective multiple-choice questions. Sections usually include Core Nursing subjects (major weightage), General English, General Awareness/Current Affairs, Reasoning/Quantitative Aptitude and related objective topics. Exact marks, time duration, and negative marking (if any) are detailed in the official notification and PDF — always check the official file before planning.

Subject-wise Syllabus: KGMU Nursing Officer Syllabus 2025

Below are the commonly listed subject areas and key topics. These mirror the official syllabus framework (core nursing topics take the major share of questions).

1. Core Nursing / Clinical Subjects

• Fundamentals of Nursing: patient care, hygiene, infection control, vital signs, bed making, aseptic techniques.

• Medical-Surgical Nursing: assessment and care for systems (cardio, resp., GI, neuro, renal, endocrine), wound and emergency care.

• Community Health Nursing: public health programs, epidemiology basics, maternal & child health, school health.

• Mental Health Nursing: psychiatric disorders, therapeutic communication, behavior management.

• Pediatric Nursing: growth & development, common illnesses, immunization, pediatric emergencies.

• Obstetrics & Gynecology Nursing: antenatal/intranatal/postnatal care, neonatal care, family planning.

2. Pharmacology & Biochemistry

• Drug classifications, routes of administration, dose calculations, adverse effects, basic biochemical concepts relevant to nursing care.

3. Anatomy & Physiology

• Structure & function of human body systems, homeostasis, and basic pathophysiology.

4. General English

• Grammar, comprehension, vocabulary, sentence correction, paragraphs and short passages.

5. General Knowledge & Current Affairs

• National health programs, recent health news, important dates, basic science & social issues.

6. Reasoning & Quantitative Aptitude

• Logical reasoning, series, basic arithmetic, data interpretation, problem solving.

Exam Pattern & Marking (typical)

Published help articles and the official notification indicate common features: ~100 MCQs, 100 marks, 120 minutes, CBT mode, and sectional weightage favoring core nursing. Confirm exact marking and negative marking (if any) via the official PDF for the recruitment notice.

Where to Download the Official PDF (Direct link)

Download the official notification and syllabus PDF from the KGMU recruitment/syllabus page or the notification PDF hosted with recruitment documents. Use only the KGMU official site or the official notification PDF to avoid incorrect versions. (Official page / syllabus and PDF available on KGMU’s recruitment portal.)

12-Week Study Plan (sample)

Week 1–2: Anatomy & Physiology + Fundamentals
Week 3–4: Medical-Surgical topics (focus high-weight areas)
Week 5–6: Community health & mental health nursing
Week 7–8: Pediatrics + Obstetrics & Gynecology
Week 9: Pharmacology review & dosage practice
Week 10: General English + Reasoning practice
Week 11: Full mock tests + time management practice
Week 12: Revision of weak areas, quick notes & formula sheets

Practice previous year papers and full-length mocks weekly to build speed and accuracy. 

Recommended Resources

• Standard B.Sc. Nursing textbooks (fundamentals, med-surg, community, pediatrics, OBG).

• Pharmacology handbooks and dose calculators.

• Previous year question compilations & CBT mock portals.

• Official notification PDF and syllabus (authoritative).

Exam Day & Post-Exam Tips

• Carry admit card, valid ID, and required documents. Arrive early, follow instructions at center.

• Attempt easy questions first, mark doubtful ones for review. Keep time buffer to recheck.

• If shortlisted, document verification and interviews may follow — keep certificates ready.

FAQs (short)

Q: Is the syllabus final?
A: Yes — rely on the official PDF and KGMU notification for the final syllabus and exam rules.

Q: Which section carries most marks?
A: Core nursing/clinical subjects usually carry the highest weight. Confirm exact percentages in the official notification.