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WBHRB Staff Nurse Recruitment Examination 2026 Result

Check your WBHRB Staff Nurse 2026 result. Understand scorecards and next steps. Prepare with mock tests on PractiseExam.com.

Duration
1h 30m
Questions
100
Fee · General
₹210
Cycle
As-notified

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Written by Dr. Uday KumarReviewed by Dr. Vijay GUpdated 10 August 2026Editorial policy

Always confirm dates, fees and eligibility on the official notification before applying.

WBHRB Staff Nurse 2026 result — how and when to check

The results of the WBHRB Staff Nurse Recruitment Examination for 2026 will be made available on the official website of the West Bengal Health Recruitment Board (WBHRB). Typically, results are announced approximately 4-6 weeks after the examination date. Candidates can expect to find detailed information regarding their performance, including scorecards and overall rankings, on the official portal: https://www.wbhrb.in/.

Step-by-step result checking process

To access your WBHRB Staff Nurse result, follow these simple steps:

  1. 1Visit the official WBHRB website: Open your browser and go to https://www.wbhrb.in/.
  2. 2Navigate to the Results Section: Look for the ‘Results’ tab on the homepage.
  3. 3Select the WBHRB Staff Nurse Examination: Click on the link that corresponds to the Staff Nurse Recruitment Examination.
  4. 4Enter Required Details: You will be prompted to enter your registration number and date of birth.
  5. 5Submit the Information: Click on the ‘Submit’ button to retrieve your result.
  6. 6View and Download: Your result will be displayed on the screen. You can download and print the scorecard for future reference.

Scorecard breakdown — what each number means

The scorecard will provide a comprehensive breakdown of your performance in the WBHRB Staff Nurse examination. Key components of the scorecard include:

  • Total Marks: The cumulative score you achieved in the exam.
  • Correct Answers: The number of questions you answered correctly, with +1 marking for each correct response.
  • Unattempted Questions: Questions that were not answered, which do not affect your score.

Understanding these metrics will help you assess your performance and identify areas for improvement.

Percentile vs raw score

In the context of the WBHRB Staff Nurse examination, candidates may also encounter terms like 'percentile' and 'raw score'. Here’s a brief overview:

  • Raw Score: This is the total score calculated based on the number of correct answers. For instance, if you answered 50 questions correctly, your raw score would be 50.
  • Percentile Score: This indicates your performance relative to other candidates. For example, if you are in the 90th percentile, it means you scored better than 90% of the candidates who appeared for the exam. Percentile scores are crucial for understanding your standing among peers and may be used during the counselling process.

Normalisation method (if applicable)

While the WBHRB Staff Nurse examination typically uses a straightforward marking scheme without negative marking, there may be instances where normalisation is applied, especially if the exam is conducted in multiple sessions. Normalisation ensures that scores are comparable across different sessions, taking into account variations in difficulty levels. Candidates are advised to check the official notification for any updates regarding normalisation methods for the 2026 exam.

After the result — next steps

Once the results are announced, successful candidates will need to prepare for the next steps, which typically include:

  1. 1Counselling Process: Candidates who qualify will be called for counselling, where they will choose their preferred government hospitals for employment.
  2. 2Document Verification: Ensure that all necessary documents, including your nursing registration and educational certificates, are ready for verification.
  3. 3Mock Tests: To enhance your preparation for the counselling interview, consider taking mock tests on PractiseExam.com to boost your confidence and readiness.
  4. 4Stay Updated: Regularly check the WBHRB official website for any announcements regarding the counselling schedule and further instructions.

By following these steps and preparing adequately, you can navigate the post-result phase smoothly. Good luck with your future endeavours as a Staff Nurse in West Bengal!

Always verify on the official notification. Dates, fees and eligibility shift between cycles. Confirm via www.wbhrb.in before applying.

Quick facts

Sourced from the conducting body — verify on the official notification.

  • Conducting body
    West Bengal Health Recruitment Board
  • Exam mode
    Computer-based (CBT)
  • Duration
    1h 30m
  • Questions
    100 MCQs
  • Fee (general)
    ₹210
  • Cycle
    As-notified
  • Test centres
    23+ cities
  • Open to
    Indian nationals
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Quick answers

Frequently asked

The most common questions candidates ask before applying.

When will the WBHRB Staff Nurse 2026 results be released?

The results are usually announced approximately 4-6 weeks after the exam. Always check the official website for exact dates.

How can I check my WBHRB Staff Nurse result?

Visit the official WBHRB website, navigate to the results section, enter your details, and submit to view your score.

What does the scorecard include?

The scorecard includes total marks, correct answers, and unattempted questions, helping you assess your performance.

What is the difference between raw score and percentile?

Raw score is your total correct answers, while percentile indicates your performance relative to other candidates.

Is there any normalisation method used for the exam?

Normalisation may be applied if the exam is conducted in multiple sessions to ensure score comparability. Check official updates.

What are the next steps after the result?

Successful candidates will undergo counselling, document verification, and should prepare with mock tests for interviews.

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