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JEMScN Previous Year Question Papers PDF (2021–2025) with Answer Key

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JEMScN previous year question papers from 2021 to 2025 are free here, five WBJEEB papers of the West Bengal M.Sc. Nursing entrance exam, with WBJEEB’s official final answer keys for every year from 2021 to 2025 and the 2026 final key on its own page. Every paper has 100 questions in 90 minutes, Part A on basic subjects and Part B on nursing, with −1/4 for a wrong answer, so start with the 2024 and 2025 papers, which you can score exactly, before the exam expected in June 2027.

JEMScN Previous Year Question Papers

Pick a year to open its paper; the 2024 and 2025 pages also have the final key, and 2026 has the key only.

Newest papersJEMScN 2026 Question Paper

Answer key only

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JEMScN Question Papers by Year

YearPapersAnswer keyPattern that year
JEMScN 2026Answer key onlyYesView papers
JEMScN 20251 paperYes100 Q · 100 marks · 90 minView papers
JEMScN 20241 paperYes100 Q · 100 marks · 90 minView papers
JEMScN 20231 paperYes100 Q · 100 marks · 90 minView papers
JEMScN 20221 paperYes100 Q · 100 marks · 90 minView papers
JEMScN 20211 paperYes100 Q · 100 marks · 90 minView papers

JEMScN Paper at a Glance

Questions100 multiple-choice questions: Part A 40, Part B 60
Marks and time100 marks in 90 minutes (2:00 to 3:30 PM)
Marking+1 for a correct answer, −1/4 for a wrong answer or more than one option marked, 0 if left blank
PartsPart A: anatomy, physiology, sociology, psychology, microbiology, pathology, pharmacology, genetics, administration, education, research and statistics. Part B: foundation, medical surgical, pediatric, psychiatric, obstetrical and community health nursing
MediumEnglish only
ModeOffline, OMR sheet
Papers on this page2021 to 2025 papers; WBJEEB final keys for 2021 to 2026
Next examJEMScN 2027: June 2027 (expected). Application: April 2027 (expected)

How to Use JEMScN Previous Year Papers?

  • Finish in 90 minutes. 100 questions in 90 minutes gives you 54 seconds a question. Spend about 35 minutes on Part A and 55 on Part B.
  • Cut options before you guess. With −1/4 for a wrong answer, a blind guess among four options averages only about +0.06 marks. Ruling out one option raises that to about +0.17. Never mark two options; that counts as wrong.
  • Solve 2025 and 2024 first, because WBJEEB’s final keys for Sets A to D let you score them exactly. Use 2021 to 2023 for timed practice and check answers from your nursing books.
  • Put extra work into Part B. It has 60 of the 100 marks, and if two candidates tie, higher Part B marks decide the rank.
  • Plan for June 2027. The bulletin is expected around March 2027 and the form in April, so about seven months remain to solve all five papers at least twice.

JEMScN Previous Year Question Papers FAQs

How many questions are there in JEMScN?
100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks in 90 minutes: 40 in Part A and 60 in Part B.
Is there negative marking in JEMScN?
Yes. A wrong answer, or marking more than one option, loses 1/4 mark. An unattempted question gets 0.
Which JEMScN papers have answer keys?
The 2024 and 2025 pages have WBJEEB’s final keys for Sets A to D, and the 2026 page has the 2026 final key. The 2021, 2022 and 2023 pages link WBJEEB’s final keys of 3 December 2021, 27 June 2022 and 14 August 2023.
Is the JEMScN paper in Bengali?
No. JEMScN is set in English only.
Why was JEMScN 2025 held in October?
WBJEEB released the 2025 bulletin only on 1 September 2025, so the exam moved to 19 October 2025. In 2024 and 2026 it was held in June.
When is JEMScN 2027?
JEMScN 2027: June 2027 (expected). Application: April 2027 (expected). See the JEMScN 2027 page for every date.
Is the JEMScN 2026 question paper available?
Not yet. The 2026 page has WBJEEB’s final answer key for the exam of 7 June 2026, but not the question paper. The newest paper here is from JEMScN 2025, held on 19 October 2025.
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