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In order to qualify AIIMS MBBS 2019, General category candidates must secure a minimum of 50%, while candidate from SC/ST category have to obtain a minimum of 40%. Further, candidates belonging to OBC category have to score at least 45% in the examination to pass it.
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The eligibility will remain the same in reference to minimum age limit and the aggregate required. Regarding the upper age limit and cap on no.of attempts, the matter is still pending in the Supreme Court. Regarding the syllabus, the MHRD did announce the JEE Mains and NEET syllabus for 2021
Hello student it's not exactly predictable how the question will be but yes it'll be a mix of both NEET and AIIMS syllabus of both examination were same. For a better understanding on the type of questions I request you to please solve 5 previous year question paper of both
Mahima, you haven't mentioned the actual problem in your left hand. Ideally if you are enquiring about PWD (persons with disability ) reservation, it is not a vertical reservation. It is a reservation within your Category. For example, if you belong to OBC and you have PWD reservation, then you
You haven't mentioned your Category. Nevertheless, in 2018 99.64 was the cut off for General Category, 99,42 was the cut off percentile for OBC, 96.18 was the cut off percentile for SC and it was 93.83 for ST Category. Now this is 2018 data and in 2020, AIIMS and JIPMER
AIIMS and JIPMER will add approximately 1700 seats. And Tamilnadu is opening 6 new Medical Colleges and they will add approximately 600 seats. This will take the count to approximately 90000 MBBS seats. And the Candidates who registed for NEET this year is approximately 15 lakhs and atleast 11 lakh
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Previously neet and aiims were conducting seperate exams so we could predict the aiims ranking and percentile
But this is first time that aiims admission is via neet so it's difficult to tell the ranking for aiims
But it must be in top rankings as previously candidates giving exam
It was the great college the lab equipments were very nicely arranged rooms were very clean teachers was very sweet they explained me all the things how they manage the college how the students of this college helps in the hospital canteens are well managed but some times they are very crowded gym and playing area is also nice I really loved this college I hope that I can complete my graduation from this college.
Infrastructure is top class. Classrooms, labs, and hospital facilities are very advanced and well equipped. The hospital provides use patient exposure, which is very important for learning. Library and hostels are also very well maintained.
AIIMS Delhi is a mix of legacy and tech. You get 24/7 library access, world-class robotic surgery labs and single rooms for ₹30/month. The new Mother & Child and Surgery blocks are now fully functional.
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