BNS-103,BNS-203 IGNOU Guess Paper 2026-27

Guess Paper Overview (Digital PDF)

This digital guess paper aggregates solved questions from the past five June and December TEE sessions for BNS-103 (Maternal Nursing) to help candidates target high‑weightage areas.

Exam Pattern and Chapter‑Wise Weightage

Both June and December exams follow a 3‑hour format with 70 multiple‑choice and short‑answer questions. Historically, Block‑1 accounts for 55% of the total marks, while Block‑2 contributes the remaining 45%.

• Questions on normal pregnancy, antenatal assessment and routine nursing interventions dominate Block‑1.
• Complications of pregnancy, high‑risk management, labor, delivery and postnatal care are the focus of Block‑2.

Key Syllabus Blocks

• Block‑1: Maternal Health and Nursing Intervention
• Block‑2: Maternal Health Problems and Nursing Interventions
• Normal Pregnancy and Antenatal Care
• Labor, Delivery and Immediate Post‑Partum Nursing
• High‑Risk Pregnancy and Complication Management

Time Management Tips for the 3‑Hour TEE

Allocate 15‑20 minutes for reading and planning, 2 minutes per short answer, and 1.5 minutes per MCQ. Mark easy questions first, then tackle clinical case scenarios with a systematic nursing process.

FAQs

• Q: Which block contains the most frequently asked questions?
• A: Block‑1 consistently provides about 55% of the questions, especially those on antenatal assessment and routine care.
• Q: How many previous year papers should I practice?
• A: Solving at least five full‑length papers (June and December) ensures familiarity with question style and time pressure.