The Madhya Pradesh National Health Mission (NHM) has recently uploaded the Admit Card for the Community Health Officer (CHO) Post Vacancy for 2021. Candidates who have enrolled for the recruitment can now download their admit card / Syllabus

Application Fee

• General / OBC / SC / ST / PH / All Category Women: No Fee
• Note: There is no examination fee for any category. Candidates only need to fill the online registration form to apply.

Age Limit as of 01/02/2021

• Minimum Age: 21 Years
• Maximum Age: 40 Years
• Age Relaxation: As per government rules

Eligibility Criteria

• Educational Qualification:
  • B.Sc Nursing (from a recognized university).
  • Registration in Nursing Council.

MP NHM CHO Syllabus 2021

To prepare effectively for the Community Health Officer (CHO) exam, it’s essential to know the syllabus. The syllabus generally covers topics related to nursing, healthcare, and general awareness. Here's an overview of the key areas:

1. Nursing Subjects:

• General Nursing: Basics of nursing, patient care, first aid, and medical terminologies.
• Health Promotion: Community health practices, sanitation, nutrition, and preventive care.
• Midwifery and Obstetrics: Maternity care, child birth, and post-natal care.
• Pharmacology: Knowledge of drugs, prescriptions, and their effects.

2. Ayurvedic and Health Science Subjects (if applicable):

• Basic Ayurvedic Principles: Herbal medicine, Ayurvedic healing, and wellness practices.
• Health Systems: Various traditional and modern healthcare systems in India.

3. General Knowledge:

• Indian Constitution: Fundamental rights, duties, and governance.
• Current Affairs: National and international events, government policies, and healthcare updates.

4. General Aptitude:

• Logical Reasoning: Puzzles, series, analogy.
• Quantitative Aptitude: Basic mathematics, data interpretation, and problem-solving.
• English Language Proficiency: Grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension.

5. Medical Health and Hygiene:

• Epidemiology and Health Issues: Knowledge of diseases, their prevention, and treatment methods.
• Public Health Measures: Immunization, disease control, and health policies.