AIIMS Delhi All Questions

Hey!

Well, there is no specific time table for study/preparation for any entrance exam. However, you can prepare your one, but it's not mandatory to always follow that if you have problems sometime. Also, it depends on your concentration power whether you study early morning or late night. Time which suits you and you are able to focus on your studies is the best time to study.

Hope it helps.

Thank you

Palak, we cannot validate a Coaching Centre for you. But what we can do is help you with preparing for NEET because now AIIMS will conduct admission to its MBBS course through NEET score. This is the first time that NEET is conducting its admissions through NEET score. We do have AIIMS Delhi's previous years cut offs. Now AIIMS exam pattern and marking scheme are different from than that of NEET. While AIIMS MBBS was conducted for 200 marks and also included English and GK sections while NEET is conducted for 720 marks and only in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Now AIIMS releases its results in the form of percentiles while NEET releases its score in the form of marks. In 2018, the cut offs for AIIMS Delhi for various Categories have been as follows:

General Caterogy: 99.98

OBC: 99.94

SC:99.71

ST: 99.44

So for a seat in AIIMS Delhi, you will need more than 650 irrespective of your Category. And if you are preparing for NEET, you may as well try our NEET Knockout package: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/ . And because you have 2 more months to prepare for NEET, you may as well use this opportunity. There should be a systematic approach in preparing for NEET and our Knockout package can help you with that.

Hi vansh,

The minimum cut off marks (qualifying marks) required by the candidates in 2020-21 will be 40% and 97 percentile.

and to get admission in AIIMS rishikesh your rank should be under 5500.

good luck.

Hello there,
AIIMS and JIPMER have merged with NEET but it's not the other way. So the trend of the questions will remain same for NEET. You should focus on the previous year question papers of NEET. Give mock tests daily to know your preparation. You can solve AIIMS and JIPMER papers, if you wish to practice more, but the pattern will be different. So it's better if you stick to the NEET papers.
Hope this answer helps you.
Good luck!!

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Hi

As per your question according to the data there will be a uniform reservation policy followed within the

15 AIIMS institutes. Under this policy, out of the entire seats

7.5% are reserved for Scheduled Tribes (ST)

15% for Scheduled Castes (ST)

27% for Other Backward Class (OBC)

Candidates can ask the table below for seats reservation of AIIMS MBBS

There are just 7 seats available for NRI and OCI candidate's only AIIMS MBBS Delhi. However it NRI merit

lists are published separately and counselling also done NRI status only. For Indian Nationals, 3%

reservation for orthopaedic physically handicapped shall be provided on horizontal basis, within the

seats available.

So there is no perfect details about the mangalgiri branch.

Please follow up with the link to get more information:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-seats-reservation/amp

Hi

As per your question according to the data Mamc

NEET PG

Category

2018

Cut-off with the aid of rank

2019

Cut-off by way of rank

2020

Cut-off with the aid of rank

General - - -

OBC 142 - 46

SC - - 165

Economically Weaker Section - - -

ST 863 1915 1213

Aiims

Category Category Rank Overall Rank Percentile score

Unreserved 2190 2190 91.648

Unreserved -PWBD 12035 12035 54.24

EWS 544 8074 69.113

EWS -PWBD 739 11731 55.253

OBC 1385 5108 80.483

OBC- PWBD 816 3115 88.172

SC 800 12246 53.026

SC-PWBD -- -- 88

ST one hundred eighty 12974 50.486

ST-PWBD

In 2018, AIIMS MBBS, a percentile of 98.49 was the cut off for SC Category for AIIMS Jodhpur. Now AIIMS exam pattern and marking scheme are different from than that of NEET. While AIIMS MBBS was conducted for 200 marks and also included English and GK sections while NEET is conducted for 720 marks and only in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Now AIIMS releases its results in the form of percentiles while NEET releases its score in the form of marks. So going by this, you will need more than 600. Might be 625 will be a safe score given the fact that 98 percentile is a higher cut off. This is an estimated cut off, And cut offs might change depending on various factors. Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. If you are are appearing for NEET 2020, The MHRD has come up with a new schedule for JEE Mains, JEE Advanced and NEET 2020. JEE Main examination will be held between 1st-6th Sept, JEE advanced exam will be held on 27th Sept & NEET examination will be held on 13th Sept. And if you are preparing for NEET, you may as well try our NEET Knockout package: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/ . And because you have 2 more months to prepare for NEET, you may as well use this opportunity

hi aspirant

you need to score at least 40% in aiims exam to qualify it . for getting admission you should score at least 60 % in aiims exam.

Hello,

The cut off rank for MD/MS for AIIMS PG July session 2020 for general category is 2190 and the percentile cut off is 91.649. The cut off rank for MDS for AIIMS PG July session 2020 for general category is 120 and the precentile cut off is 94.544. So you need to score the cut off marks that is specified for general category which is mentioned above.