Hello Farheen !!

It is very important to make a schedule which you have to follow in order to get a MBBS seat.

If you are planning to self study it surely means that you will be spending most of the time in house. I will advice you to go for walks or play something so that you don't get depressed, homesick or bored.

Now coming to the preparation part , since you will not avail any coaching you will not be having their material . Therefore you need to refer some books . NCERT should be well understood and on fingertips .

Remember there is no fixed time for study , whenever you feel like dig into it . Don't force yourself to books . Mediation can help in these situations.

After this go for some higher books like GRB for chemistry , DC Panedey or HC Verma for physics , Trueman or Dinesh for Biology .

It is also important to solve a lot of questions for which the All in One series is a good one .

Also if possible get yourself registered to some online platform where you can solve mock test papers .

Following all this for a year is not easy , you need to be determined and hard working. Spend some time alone thinking about yourself and what to do next . 

All the best.

Hope this helps .

in relief  to medical students waiting to pursue PG courses, the union health ministry  has proposed  to do  away with NEET pg and intead the final mbbs exam would be enough for admission to MD and MS programmes.So, AIIMS and JIPMER will conduct the UG exam but pg exam is still a point of question.

Hello aspirant,

The list of documents that will be required are given below-

• JIPMER 2019 admit card .

• JIPMER 2019 rank card.

• Class 10 pass certificate or birth certificate as a proof of date of birth.

• Class 12 or equivalent examination pass certificate.

• Class 12 or equivalent examination mark sheet.

• Character Certificate from the institute last attended.

• Residence Certificate issued by Revenue Authority not below the rank of Tahsildar.

• Caste Certificate issued by the Revenue Officer not below the post of Tahsildar.

• Transfer Certificate issued from the Head of the Institute last attended.

• Residence Certificate.

• Medical Certificate, for PwD candidates.

• Six recent passport size colour photographs.

Hope it helps!!!

Dear candidate, 

I am sorry to inform you that according to me you have no chance of getting a seat in jipmer.First of all there are only 200 seats out of which most are reserved for the puducherry candidates.

The rest seats have been divided according to reservations and obc category rank 800 don't stand a chance in around 100 general category seats.

ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR COUNSELLING!

Hello there! 

Greetings! 

JIPMER Nursing 2020exam will be conducted to provide admission to the candidates in B. Sc, M. Sc nursing and B.Sc post basic diploma in nursing programmes. 

• Nationality: Candidates must be the citizen of India.
• Age: Candidates must have minimum 17 years of age as on 31st December 2020.
• Qualifying Exam: Candidates must pass 12th standard or equivalent exam from a recognized board/university.
• Minimum Marks: If candidates belong to the UR category, they must have minimum 50% marks. For the reserved category candidates, minimum 40% marks are required and for OPH category 45% marks are required.
• Subject Required: Candidate must have Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English in 12th standard.
• With your class 12th marks,  you fulfil the above criteria,  thus you are eligible. 
• Thankyou 

Hello!
For clearing jipmer, General (UR)/EWS/ OCI/ NRI must have 50th percentile.
The cut off last year for the unreserved category was rank 1 to rank 156 in puducherry campus and rank 190 to rank 978 in Karaikal campus.
Oci category had opening rank of 3 and closing rank of 20.
Check out the link below:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-cut-off/amp