Archive · 24 Sep 2026
Madhya Pradesh Releases Results for Over 15,000 BSc Nursing Students
Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University has announced exam results for more than 15,000 BSc Nursing students.
This includes students in the second and third years.
Results for most of them were released on Thursday.
Some results had already been announced earlier.
The release followed an order from the High Court.
Exams for about 28,000 more students are expected soon.
Results for about 30,000 students from colleges considered unsuitable are still being held back.
The Law Students Association has asked the High Court to review issues involving colleges and faculty records.
Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University released results for 15,226 BSc Nursing students.
The total includes 7,657 third-year students and 7,569 second-year students.
Results for 12,998 students in colleges with duplicate faculties were declared Thursday.
Results for 2,228 students from colleges without duplicate faculties had been declared earlier.
Results for about 30,000 students at unsuitable colleges remain withheld pending verification and eligibility checks.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University, BSc Nursing students, the High Court and the Law Students Association.
- What
- Results were declared for 15,226 BSc Nursing students, while other results remain withheld.
- When
- The latest results were declared on Thursday; the examinations are identified as March 2026 for second year and January 2026 for third year.
- Where
- Across Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- The university released results in compliance with the High Court’s order, while withholding results pending physical verification, eligibility checks and record scrutiny.
Arguments for Release and Review
Arguments for Verification and Penalties
Student results
Arguments for Release and Review
Eligible students from suitable colleges should receive their results so their academic progress is not delayed.
Arguments for Verification and Penalties
Results from unsuitable or deficient institutions should remain withheld until physical verification, student eligibility checks and historical record scrutiny are completed.
College compliance and penalties
Arguments for Release and Review
Applications challenged colleges whose geotagging reportedly showed their location as “field” and appealed the Rs 3 lakh penalty.
Arguments for Verification and Penalties
The High Court imposed the penalty for each duplicate faculty member listed across nursing colleges and required checks before results from fraudulent or sub-standard institutions could be released.
- University
- Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University
- Total results declared
- 15,226 BSc Nursing students
- Third-year students
- 7,657
- Second-year students
- 7,569
- Results declared Thursday
- 12,998 students
- Expected upcoming examinees
- Approximately 28,000 students
- Results still withheld
- An estimated 30,000 students from unsuitable or deficient colleges
- Penalty under challenge
- Rs 3 lakh for every duplicate faculty member listed across nursing colleges