Medical 2018

Your eligibility to participate in NEET-UG depends upon which state you belong to. If you belong to Andhra Pradesh, telangana or Jammu and kashmir you're not eligible for appearing for NEET-UG. However, you'll be eligible for AIIMS.
For preparation of any of the examinations, it is of utmost importance to study NCERT textbooks very well because most of the questions asked are within the topics of this book. Secondly, and equally important is the fact that you need to have a strong grip over the concepts of physics and chemistry, for which you must refer some standard book for these subjects. Questions asked in AIIMS entrance in particular require a higher order thinking skills that you can develop out of practice and exposure to more numbers of questions, particularly in physics and organic chemistry. Questions in physical chemistry can be tricky sometimes but is mostly manageable. As far as biology is concerned, there is as such no subset for the amount of information that you should be knowing, however NCERT is your frame of reference and a little more in depth information on the topics mentioned in NCERT should help you out.
Apart from the main subjects, AIIMS entrance will also allocate a section for general knowledge, an area where many students fail to concentrate much. Given the intense level of competition, allocate sometime in building your general knowledge of notable current affairs. Most importantly get your doubts clarified as soon as you get them. Claritin concepts will get you halfway through the process of preparation.

Hey!
AIIMS has a separate category for General Knowledge questions and also Assertion and reasoning.
If you are planning for AIIMS , also include GK in your preparation with an aim to have crystal clear concepts for Reason and Assertion.
Otherwise NEET definitely has more number of seats.
If you are just starting , aim for NEET. As you solve previous papers, you get to know where you stand and how much harder you need to work for AIIMS.
All the best!!
Mariam Ansar (CR)

I think it would be better to prepare for NEET xam,beacuse almost all the colleges in the country are includedl in it.So there is a higher chance of getting a seat.

Hey !
Ur preparation should depend on the state u belong to as well as where u prefer to go after your entrances ..
If Ur preparing for Neet-ug it is more safe as u are exposed to a lot of clgs all across the country , and chances are higher ...if Ur solely preparing for AIIMS and not able to get the cut off and your neet doesn't go well then it will be a mess up ...I would suggest u prepare for Neet-ug with exposure to few AIIMS level questions ..as a result u can chose clgs throughout the country and if you can make it to the AIIMS , the merrier
All the best Saravanan ...
Any further questions ping me ! pratiksha CR @career360

For neet the questions will be entirely from NCERT textbooks ... you need to have a thorough look at that and remember the extra points and differences in your books n ncert books. For Aiims percentile is more important ... make sure that you secure 100 percentile in GK and Logical reasoning ... and above 95 percentile in PCB ... then you stand a chance in aiims.

U can surely go for entrance exams although u study for state board.....but the thing is u need to push urself to get additional facts and information which are given in central board textbooks....u see neet is national level examiantion...so but obviously ....the level of exam is going to be tough.....and preferably the exam is from the facts amd info ....from the central board textbooks.......else u could look for review and mcqs as well as reference book of all the subjects..
Focus on biology the most followed by both physics and chem.....hc verma in physics.....biology pradeep ....chemistry abc and pradeep are some of the good books.....u could look for .......

Regarding exams ...a must thorough preparation is i suggest.

If u r thorough with the state books and ncert textbooks.....u could easily score 70% of marks.....for more....i suggest to go with more practice from reference books.

And i suggest don't worry about the seat ....work for the time remaining.....u would definitely get a seat....

Hi Saravanakumar! FOR SYLLABUS: I would suggest that you strengthen the concepts presented in the textbooks prescribed for State Board. Then you can read the NCERT textbooks; that way you build a strong foundation for the concepts. In physics and chemistry, ensure that you understand the solved examples. The analogy in the answers are similar for answering entrance questions. The textbooks present the basic concepts, if you're not clear with it, the reference books are not going to help because they build on these basics. For reference books, 1) I can recommend Pradeep's Objective Textbooks for all the three subjects for the questions, as practice. 2) For conceptual understanding, you may use HC Verma's Concepts for physics, Modern ABC's textbooks for physics and chemistry and Dinesh's Objective textbook for Biology. FOR NEET 2018: A small timeline(not confirmed) given as follows: - Submission of Application Form: December/January to March - Last date for successful final transaction fee: March(usually last date to submit application) - Availability of Admit Cards: April - Date of Exam: May - Declaration of Results: June - Counselling: MCC website Please note that the above schedule is tentative, it is not yet confirmed; it is to give you a rough idea of the procedure. The schedule will be mentioned in the NEET brochure once it's released. Please check the official NEET website and Careers360 website regularly FOR AIIMS 2018: A small timeline(not confirmed) given as follows: - Submission of Application Form: February to March - Last date for successful final transaction fee: March(usually last date to submit application) - Availability of Admit Cards: 1st week of May - Date of Exam: Last Sunday of May - Declaration of Results: 2nd week of June - Counselling: July Please note that the above schedule is tentative, it is not yet confirmed; it is to give you a rough idea of the procedure. The schedule will be mentioned in the AIIMS prospectus once it's released. Please check the official AIIMS website and Careers360 website regularly Hope this answers your question Arika (CR @ Careers360)