Hey geeta, Greetings!!

Yes , information given in NCERT is sufficient. It is also advised to the students appearing for the medical exam to consider the NCERT books of Class 11 and 12 as the bible. Most of the questions in the computer based test are asked on the basis

Dear Siddharth,

Yes, open school candidates are allowed to appear for these medical exams. The only eligibility criteria is you should have passed 12th standard with 50% aggregate in physics, chemistry and biology. 

Regards

Dear Koushik, please check if the payment has cleared your bank account. If the website is showing the 'Make the payment' optiin, go ahead and make the payment and complete the registration process. You will be refunded one payment. Keep your transaction details safe for future reference. 

Hello,dear

The minimum aggregate of the marks secured in , Physics, Chemistry and Biology obtained in the qualifying examination for various categories are see below

General and OBC= 60%

SC/ST= 50%

Pwd=45%.

Visit the below aritcle to know all about Aiims exam .

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-eligibility-criteria

Hope it helps you!!

Hello,

As you have already done your basic registration, so you can generate your Registration Unique Code which becomes your candidate id during login. All these login details, the unique codea nd password are sent to your registered email id and phone number.  So if you have forgotten your unique

The recurrence of siimilar glitches  reported by many candidates show that there is a technical fault at their end. There have been issues logging in, trying to pay and then proceed for further steps etc. AIIMS has not released any official notification regarding the dealing with this issue. Most likely,

Go to the lnk given below:-

http://ugcourses.aiimsexams.org/#!

Login with registration id,password and enter captacha . then click on generate code on left side,  and from there you see RUC code if already generated. Note down and complete your final registration process

Hii

There are no other entrance exams for medical field in India.
To pursue MBBS or for that matter any medical course i.e BDS, BUMS, BHMS, BAMS, you need to appear in NEET entrance exam. 
Only AIIMS and JIPMER are two institutes which conduct a seperate entrance exam rest all

Hello Shashi,

EXAM CENTRES in Rajasthan are present. Please try checking it once again. The following exam centres are present

1. Alwar

2.Bikaner

3. Jaipur

4.Jodhpur

5.Kota

6.Sikar

7.Sriganganagar

8.Udaipur

In case your city is not available, try selecting the nearest one or wherever you are comfortable.