The Naval Factors Centre (NFC), a premier medical institution under the Ministry of Defence, has officially released the admit cards for its Staff Nurse (Nurse A) recruitment examination 2026. The notification was issued following the application process that invited candidates across India to apply for the nursing positions within the Indian Armed Forces' nursing cadre.
Candidates who successfully completed their online registration and paid the requisite application fees are now eligible to download their admit cards. The hall ticket contains essential details including the candidate's name, exam centre allocation, reporting time, and roll number. Candidates are strongly advised to carry a printed copy of the admit card along with a valid photo identity proof on the day of the examination.
The Staff Nurse position under the Nurse A recruitment drive offers a competitive pay scale aligned with the 7th Central Pay Commission, along with other service benefits such as medical facilities, housing allowances, and pension provisions. The selection process typically includes a written examination followed by an interview and document verification round for shortlisted candidates.
To access the admit card, candidates need to visit the official NFC website at www.nfc.gov.in and navigate to the recruitment or admit card section. They must enter their application number and date of birth to retrieve and download the hall ticket. In case candidates face any technical difficulties while accessing the admit card, the NFC helpline and email support have been made available on the official portal for resolution.
The examination authorities have reminded aspirants to carefully read all instructions mentioned on the admit card, including dress code guidelines, prohibited items, and the designated reporting window. Any discrepancy in personal details on the hall ticket should be reported to the concerned nodal officer immediately through the grievance cell mentioned on the website.
This recruitment exercise is part of the NFC's ongoing effort to strengthen its nursing workforce, ensuring adequate staffing across its medical centres and hospitals attached to the Indian Navy.
