Fluid Dynamics is a favourite for AIIMS. if you’re done with all of the syllabus once, you can look into that. Then you can look into electrostatics. And don’t foget t second ncert book in 12th. Also ultra important. 

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go through this link once

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-cut-off

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Hey!

As per the existing rules and regulations, private candidates are allowed to appear for AIIMS MBBS and JIPMER MBBS entrance examinations as neither of these institutions have any such restrictions as long as the candidate has completed Class 12 from a recognized Board. Infact, as per the Delhi High

for general/obc candidates you must have 60% aggregate marks in physics, chemistry, biology, and English and for sc/st/oph 50% is the criteria. which means total aggregate in these 4 subjects must be 60% no separate cutoff total percentage of these 4 subjects must greater than 60%.

for more info you

We can't say that for 2019. But this year a s per NEET 2018 brochure, private candidates are ineligible. The exact words of the brochure are “Candidates who have passed 10+2 from Open Schools or as private candidate shall not be eligible to appear for NEET (UG).”

dear student,

as per being physically handicapped you have to score minimum 100 Marks to get admit in aiims delhi

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I would like to apologise for the late reply.

As per your query, percentage and percentile are two different parameters to judge your performance in an examination.

Percentile indicates your performance with respect to other candidates which means if the highest score in an examination is 900 out of 1000

1. Focus on conceptual understanding

At the outset, clearing all your concepts is extremely important. You should brush up on important theories, reaction mechanisms and derivations from the NCERT textbooks and NEET guides. For topics that have plenty of formulae, keep topic-wise concept sheets ready, as they really help with

Hi,

With exams, the more you practice, the better. The questions for NEET as well as AIIMS are based on the NCERT syllabus only. So, the questions would be similar, if not exactly the same. Practicing a few more papers is just going to help you towards your preparation. Thus,

Hi Hitesh

With only one month left month in AIIMS MBBS exam, you must utilise each day to move ahead from where you were the day before and in order to do this preparing a schedule would be helpful. Clarify the basic concepts of each subject and take mock tests.