If you’ve applied for AIIMS BSc (Hons) Nursing 2026, this is the update you’ve been waiting for. AIIMS New Delhi has activated the admit card download link for the BSc (Hons) Nursing entrance exam, and candidates can now log in and download their hall ticket from the official portal. (https://www.aiimsexams.ac.in/)
Here’s everything you need to know — the download steps, exam date, what’s on the card, and what you absolutely cannot carry into the exam hall.
AIIMS BSc Nursing Admit Card 2026 — Key Highlights
AIIMS activated the download window for the BSc (Hons) Nursing admit card on 19 June 2026 on the official examination portal. The entrance exam itself is scheduled for 27 June 2026, conducted in two shifts — morning and evening — with a normalisation process applied across both shifts since the exam is held in two sittings.
This means your raw score isn’t the final word — scores from the morning and evening shifts will be statistically adjusted to keep the comparison fair, so don’t panic if your shift feels tougher or easier than what your friends describe.
How to Download AIIMS BSc Nursing Admit Card 2026
The process is straightforward, but small login errors — wrong RUC, typos in password — are the most common reason students get stuck right before the exam. Do this a day or two early, not the morning of.
Step-by-step process
- Go to the official AIIMS examination portal (https://www.aiimsexams.ac.in/)
- Look for the “BSc (Hons) Nursing Admit Card 2026” link on the homepage
- Log in using your Candidate ID, registered mobile number, and password
- Some candidates may additionally need their Registration ID and Registration Unique Code (RUC), depending on how their application was filed
- Enter the captcha and submit
- Your admit card will display on screen — verify every detail before downloading
- Download the hall ticket and take multiple printouts for safekeeping
Don’t rely on a single printout. Keep a spare copy and a photo of it saved on your phone (just not inside the exam hall — more on that below).
AIIMS BSc Nursing Exam Date and Shift Timing 2026
The exam will be held on 27 June 2026 in two shifts, morning and evening. Your exact reporting time and shift allocation will be printed on your individual admit card, so check this carefully the moment you download it rather than assuming a generic timing.
What’s Printed on the Admit Card
Your admit card will carry your candidate name, roll number, registration number, photograph, exam date, shift timing, reporting time, exam centre address, and exam-day instructions. You’ll also need to affix a recent photograph to the admit card before the exam, so keep a couple of passport-size photos ready alongside your printout.
Cross-check your name, photo, and exam centre address the day you download it. Discrepancy requests take time to resolve, and you don’t want to be sorting that out 48 hours before the exam.
Documents You Must Carry to the Exam Centre
- Printed copy of the admit card with photo affixed
- A valid government photo ID — Aadhaar, PAN, passport, voter ID, or driving licence
- Reach the exam centre well before the reporting time mentioned on your card
Items Banned Inside the Exam Hall
Electronic gadgets, mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches, and Bluetooth devices are strictly prohibited inside the examination hall. Candidates are also expected to follow all invigilator instructions and maintain discipline throughout the exam. Leave anything electronic in your bag at the entrance — don’t even carry it in a pocket “just in case.”
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the AIIMS BSc Nursing admit card 2026 released?
The admit card download window for AIIMS BSc (Hons) Nursing 2026 was activated on 19 June 2026.
When is the AIIMS BSc Nursing exam 2026?
The exam is scheduled for 27 June 2026, in two shifts.
What login details do I need to download the admit card?
You’ll need your Candidate ID, registered mobile number, and password to log in and access the hall ticket.
Can I use a screenshot of the admit card instead of a printout?
No — carry a clear physical printout with your photograph affixed, along with a valid photo ID. Screenshots are not accepted at the exam centre.
Is normalisation applied since the exam is in two shifts?
Yes, a normalisation process will be applied because the exam is conducted across two shifts, so scores are adjusted for fairness before the final merit list is prepared.
