# SGPGI Nursing Officer Stage-2 Exam on 1 November 2026

2026-10-21T18:52:35+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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SGPGIMS Lucknow has scheduled the Stage-II examination for Nursing Officer and Hospital Attendant Grade-II posts on 1 November 2026 (Sunday). The exam will be held offline in pen-and-paper mode, only in Lucknow district. Admit cards will be released 48 hours before the exam, around 30 October 2026. Only candidates listed in the official eligible candidates list for Stage-II can appear. The Stage-I results, including raw and normalised scores, were released on 7 October 2026. The total recruitment drive covers 1,272 posts, including 1,200 fresh vacancies and 72 backlog vacancies.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The 1 November exam is the final hurdle for more than 1,200 Nursing Officer and Hospital Attendant posts at SGPGIMS. With the exam confined to Lucknow district and no TA/DA paid, outstation candidates must plan travel and accommodation well in advance. The admit card release 48 hours before the exam leaves a tight window to check the centre and reporting time. Candidates should verify their names on the Stage-II eligible list immediately and watch their registered email, including spam, for any last-minute changes.

## Coverage

- freejobalert.com <https://www.freejobalert.com/articles/sgpgi-nursing-officer-stage-2-exam-date-2026-3074892>
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