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Haryana Releases 2026 ANM‑GNM MPHW Round‑1 Merit List
✍️ Jagran Josh
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 04:36 PM
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The Haryana government has published the round‑1 merit list for the 2026 ANM, GNM and MPHW courses, providing direct access to the results via an online link.
The Health Department of Haryana has officially released the merit list for the first round of admissions to the Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM), General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM) and Multipurpose Health Worker (MPHW) programmes for the 2026 batch. Candidates can view their ranks and download the list through a direct link provided on the department's portal.
The list includes all applicants who have cleared the entrance examination and met the eligibility criteria set by the state. It is expected to guide the subsequent counseling and seat allocation process for the nursing and health worker courses across Haryana's government colleges.
Authorities have urged shortlisted candidates to regularly check the official website for updates on counseling dates, document verification and fee payment procedures. Applicants who do not appear on the merit list are advised to await further notifications regarding future admission rounds.
The release of the merit list is part of the state's effort to strengthen its healthcare workforce by recruiting qualified nursing and health worker personnel for both rural and urban health facilities.
The list includes all applicants who have cleared the entrance examination and met the eligibility criteria set by the state. It is expected to guide the subsequent counseling and seat allocation process for the nursing and health worker courses across Haryana's government colleges.
Authorities have urged shortlisted candidates to regularly check the official website for updates on counseling dates, document verification and fee payment procedures. Applicants who do not appear on the merit list are advised to await further notifications regarding future admission rounds.
The release of the merit list is part of the state's effort to strengthen its healthcare workforce by recruiting qualified nursing and health worker personnel for both rural and urban health facilities.