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ANM & GNM

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Before sitting for the exam understand subject-wise distribution of questions. All questions will be in multiple-choice question (MCQ) format, with four answer options provided for each question.

Subject	Total No. of Questions
Life Science	40 (Cat-1: 30 + Cat-2: 10)
Physical Science	20 (Cat-1: 15 + Cat-2: 5)
Basic English	15
Mathematics	10
General Knowledge	10
Logical Reasoning	5
Total	100

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ANM & GNM Subject Wise Preparation

Physical Science

Physical Science (20 Questions): Focus on basic Physics and Chemistry concepts, everyday science, force, energy, matter, acids-bases, and simple formulas with regular MCQ practice.

Basic English

Basic English (15 Questions): Focus on Grammar, Vocabulary, Tenses, Articles, Sentence Correction, Idioms & Phrases, and Reading Comprehension with regular MCQ practice to score well. These are the most important areas for ANM/GNM preparation.

Mathematics

Mathematics (10 Questions): Build confidence in Arithmetic, Percentage, Ratio, Profit & Loss, Fractions, Decimals, and Simplified Calculations. Focus on speed, accuracy, and shortcut-based problem solving to score easily in ANM/GNM exams.

General Knowledge

General Knowledge (10 Questions): Score smartly by focusing on Current Affairs, Indian States & Capitals, National Parks, Important Days, Famous Personalities, and Basic Indian Geography with daily MCQ practice and quick revision.

Logical Reasoning

Logical Reasoning (5 Questions): A smart scoring section—focus on Series, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations, Direction Sense, Syllogism, and Puzzle-based reasoning to improve speed and accuracy in ANM/GNM exams.

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