The Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University (ABVMU), Uttar Pradesh has officially released an important notification regarding the UPGET 2026 entrance exam for the academic session 2026–27. This update brings a major change in the admission process for GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery) courses across the state, making the system more transparent and student-friendly.
What’s New in UPGET 2026?
Centralized Admission System Introduced
As per the official notice, all admissions for GNM courses in Uttar Pradesh will now be conducted through a centralized system managed by ABVMU.
This includes:
- Government Nursing Training Centres
- Private Nursing Colleges
Students will no longer need to apply separately to multiple institutions.
Admission Based on Entrance Exam
Admission to GNM programs will be strictly based on performance in the UPGET 2026 entrance examination.
- Merit list will be prepared based on exam scores
- Selection will follow a fair and transparent process
- Counseling will be conducted centrally
Private Colleges Also Included
A key highlight is that private nursing institutions affiliated with universities in Uttar Pradesh will also participate in this centralized admission process.
However, admissions will still align with:
- University-level rules
- State guidelines
Courses Covered Under UPGET 2026
The notification primarily applies to: GNM (General Nursing and Midwifery)
This course is widely offered across:
- Government institutes
- Private nursing colleges
Benefits for Students
- ✔ One entrance exam for all GNM admissions
- ✔ No multiple application hassle
- ✔ Equal opportunity for all candidates
- ✔ Transparent and merit-based selection process
| ABVMU Announces Centralized Admission for GNM Course (Session 2026–27): Notice | Read Now |
| Common Nursing Entrance Test (CNET) 2026 | Apply Now |
| (ABVMU) Atal Bihari Vajpayee Medical University: Official Website | Visit Now |
The UPGET 2026 notification marks a significant step toward improving nursing admissions in Uttar Pradesh. With a centralized system and entrance-based selection, candidates can now expect a more structured and transparent admission process for the 2026–27 session.