The State Health Society, Bihar (SHSB) has officially released the results for the highly anticipated Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) recruitment examination, marking a significant milestone for thousands of healthcare aspirants across the state. This announcement follows an intensive selection process initiated in August 2025, aimed at bolstering Bihar’s grassroots healthcare infrastructure. Candidates who appeared for the computer-based competitive examinations held between December 17 and 19, 2025, can now access their qualifying status through the official departmental portal, bringing an end to the month-long wait since the preliminary answer keys were vetted.

The recruitment drive, which opened for applications on August 14, 2025, saw a massive influx of candidates vying for one of the 5,006 available posts. To ensure a standardized and merit-based selection, the SHSB implemented a rigorous eligibility framework, requiring applicants to hold a two-year full-time Diploma in Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery from recognized training institutes and maintain active registration with the Bihar Nurses Registration Council. The administrative process was streamlined through a centralized digital portal, where candidates managed their applications and fee payments—set at a flat rate of ₹500 across various categories—before sitting for the multi-day examination schedule in late December.

With the results now live as of January 23, 2026, the State Health Society has provided a transparent mechanism for candidates to verify their performance. Aspirants are required to log into the SHSB portal using their unique enrollment or registration numbers and date of birth to view the comprehensive merit list. The published PDF document allows candidates to quickly identify their results using the search function for their roll numbers. This digital-first approach by the Health Department underscores a commitment to efficiency and transparency in filling critical public health roles that are essential for the state’s medical outreach programs.

The successful conclusion of this examination phase transitions the recruitment process into its final stages, where the merit list will dictate the subsequent document verification and placement protocols. For a healthcare system that relies heavily on the frontline expertise of ANMs, the induction of over five thousand qualified professionals is expected to significantly enhance maternal and child health services across Bihar’s rural and urban sectors. As the SHSB moves forward with the appointment process, candidates are encouraged to maintain regular contact with the official website for updates regarding the final selection formalities and joining instructions.