NHPC License Exam Preparation App

NHPC’s notice dated 2083/06/08 moves the 19th Name Registration Certificate Examination from Ashoj 9–11 to Ashoj 19–21, 2083. It says a revised timetable will be published separately. Check the dated official notice below and any subsequent council update for your own qualification and shift.

Do not carry the faculty timings from the older September 18 schedule forward to the new dates. Use the extra revision time for your own weak subjects and timed practice, then confirm the revised timetable and admit card with NHPC.

NHPC preparation is a group of distinct health-professional paths, not one shared question bank. A physiotherapy candidate and an MLT candidate need different subject priorities even when their registration process is managed by the same council.

Open the category that matches your qualification in Yashi Academy, compare the topic list with the current official NHPC syllabus, and begin with category-wise questions before attempting timed mock tests.

Begin with a short topic-wise set, review every incorrect answer, and write down whether the mistake came from a missing concept, a confused option, or slow recall. Repeat that weak topic after a gap instead of immediately memorizing the answer.

Once topic accuracy improves, add timed mixed sets that match your category. A mock-test score is most useful when it tells you which subject to revise next.

Yashi Academy supports question practice and revision. NHPC remains responsible for recognized programs, eligibility, application forms, document requirements, syllabi, exam schedules, registration certificates, and results.

Check the current NHPC publication for your exam cycle before making an application or study-plan decision based on an older notice, video, or social post.

Use your confirmed NHPC schedule to work backwards. The following is a suggested study routine, not a council requirement. If a date changes, revise your plan using the new notice and your updated admit card.