Can I cover all topics for jipmer mbbs in 5 months

Hello Arun,JIPMER MBBS 2019 will be conducted on June 2, 2019. So, yes you have around 5 months in your hand to prepare and trust me if you can practice and revise with proper planning and focus you will be able to crack the exam without much difficulty.Let me guide you through the whole procedure and proper exam preparation so that you can pass the exam with flying colors.JIPMER MBBS is a national level examination help for all the medical aspirants alongside exams like AIIMS and NEET.The eligibility for JIPMER MBBS 2019 is as follows -AGE LIMIT - The minimum age limit is 17 years at the time of admission.ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION -You must have qualified 10 + 2 or any equivalent examination from some recognized board of education.You must have passed the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology in your 10 + 2.Minimum marks required to be eligible for the exam is 50% for general category.Now, before starting the preparation it is important to know the syllabus and exam pattern of any exam. The exam pattern of JIPMER MBBS is as follows -Subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, English Comprehension, and Logical Quantitative Reasoning.Total number of questions - Total 200 questions including all the subjects given above.(Physics - 60, Chemistry - 60, Biology - 60, English Language and Comprehension - 10, Logical Quantitative Reasoning - 10)Mode of examination - Online (computer based).Medium (Language) - English only.Duration of examination - 2 hours 30 minutes.Date of Examination - 2nd June 2019.Negative Marking - Yes, negative marking is applicable. One mark will be deducted for each wrong answer given by you. 4 marks are awarded for every correct answer.Coming to the syllabus of the exam. The syllabus goes as follows -Though the JIPMER MBBS is actually based on the syllabus of class 11 and 12 of CBSE and State Board.PHYSICS 1) Current Electricity2) Electromagnetic Induction Alternating Current3) Atoms Nuclei4) Electrostatics5) Electromagnetic Waves6) Optics7) Magnetic Effect of Current and Magnetism8) Electronic Devices9) Thermodynamics10) Dual Matter of Nature CHEMISTRY1) 1) Solid State2) 2)Ketones and Carboxylic Acid3) S3) Surface Chemistry4) 4) Coordination Compounds5) 5) D F Block Elements6) 6) P Block Elements7) 7) Electrochemistry8) 8) Alcohols9) 9) Aldehydes10) 10) Polymers11) 11) Halo Alkanes and Haloarenes12) 12) Chemistry in Everyday Life13) 13) Isolation of Elements14) 14) Organic Compounds containing Nitrogen15) 15) Biomolecules16) 16) Chemical Kinetics17) 17) Phenols Ethers18) 18) Solutions BIOLOGY1) Diversity in Living Organisms2) Biology and Human Warfare3) Structural Organization in Plants and Animals4) Cell Structure and Function5) Biotechnology6) Plant Physiology7) Ecology and Environment8) Human Physiology9) Genetics and Evolution ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPREHENSION1) Reading Unseen Passages and Note-Making2) Writing Skills3) Literature and Long ReadingBIOLOGY LOGICAL AND QUANTITATIVE REASONING1) Theme Detection2) Figure Completion Test3) Coding and Decoding4) Number and Alphabetical Series5) Quantitative Aptitude6) Blood Relationships7) Substitution Now coming to the preparation of the exam. As the exam is based on the syllabus of class 11 and 12 of CBSE and State Board the most important thing to do is start reading the NCERT books for all three subjects. Make sure you read each and every page with concentration and solve all the exercises of the NCERT books especially for Physics and Chemistry. If you are focused and enough and use your time accordingly you will not be needing coaching but if you are not confident enough then I suggest you join coaching. They will also help you prepare for the other medical entrance exams. Some of the best coaching institutes for JIPMER are Aakash Institute, Allen Career Institute, Resonance.If you join coaching make sure you make the best out of it by paying proper attention to your classes, taking daily notes and revising the notes regularly. If you have doubts make sure you get them resolved from the teachers.But in case you are not willing to join coaching then it is very important that you plan properly and set weekly targets for every subject.Now, Physics is the toughest subject so it needs proper understanding. You can use reference books like D. C. Pandey, H. C. Verma, and Pradeep Publications to help you clear the core concepts. Grasp the concepts and then go for numerical. Note down all the formulas you come across. You will be needing them later while solving the numerical.Whereas Biology is the most important section since it is a medical entrance exam and it demands special attention. For this, the NCERT book is your bible. If you aspire to score high then the NCERT will not be enough, the reference books that might help you with biology are Objective Biology by Dinesh and the book from Trueman Publications.For Chemistry with little practice you can attempt the most number of questions from this section as it is comparetively easier than the other sections. The reference books for Chemistry are Arihant Publication for Physical Chemistry, O.P Tandon for Organic Chemistry and JD Lee for Inorganic Chemistry, these would be more than enough.Whilst studying these three subjects make sure to devote at least an hour or two for reasoning and English language comprehension. For the reasoning part, you can look for the previous year questions and get familiar with the pattern. But for English, to be honest, there is not much to prepare for it as the questions are pretty random and they are mostly from what you've learned at school only, for further clarity take a look at the previous year papers.You can find the previous year papers and sample papers here -https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-sample-papershttps://www.exambazaar.com/qp/jipmer-question-papersKeep the last month and a half only for revision and for practicing previous year and sample papers with the given time limit. Good luck!