AIIMS Delhi All Questions

Hey there

If you want deep knowledge in organic chemistry then you can buy it but actually the book is of higher level and thus you can buy o.p Tandon it will be sufficient. You can buy MS Chauhan to practice questions.

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Hello dear aspirant.

As per previous year records students are seen complaining for physics section most of the time.

Actually what happen with biology section students, they have a very good command on biology and similarly they know chemistry is a scoring part. But their mentality is that physics is very tough so they don't have interest in it.

Believe me it's only a competition of interest if you have equal interest in all you will undoubtedly get it.

Good luck

Hello Hitesh

Yes, you can give AIIMS Exam. The eligibility criteria for OBC is to get a minimum aggregate of 60% in PCBE. If the total aggregate of PCBE is 60%, then you are eligible to give AIIMS exam.

For more details regarding eligibility of AIIMS kindly visit the mentioned page

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-mbbs-eligibility-criteria

Hope it helps you.

Hello,

AIIMS M.Sc. Exam 2019 is a national level entrance exam conducted every year for admitting aspirants into the Post Graduate science courses offered by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi and its affiliates. It offers various courses in M.Sc. (Nursing), M.Bio-tech and other M.Sc. programs.

AIIMS 2019 M.Sc. exam is an objective type exam. The exam will consist of 90 multiple choice questions to be answered in 90 minutes. It is a computer based test i.e. mode of the exam is online.

candidate preparing for MSc AIIMS should stick more to the basic books and solve enterance exams mock papers. Stick to the basic. Ncert and a medical entrance exam book might be enough to cover up.

Dear aspirant,

AIIMS DELHI is the most sought after medical college in our country and therefore the competition for it also very fierce. You cannot tell at what marks you'll get the seat at AIIMS Delhi as percentile system is implemented and you have to be among the top scorers to get a seat in AIIMS Delhi, and OBC quota will not affect it that much as the competition is too fierce.

However, if you want to play safe then you have to score above 185 to get a seat, but again since the admissions are based on percentile, it also depends upon the difficulty of the exam and the score of other exam takers.

Hope this helps. Thank You.

Dear Manhas, please clear the cache, browsing history, passwords, restart the system and relogin. Now try to continue from where you left. If you are able to complete it, it is fine. Or else please write to AIIMS Helpdesk at: aiims.pgexams@gmail.com along with the screenshot. Even last year Candidates had to face the same issue and authorities stepped in to let Candidates select the Exam city.

• Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon:- It is the best book for Physical Chemistry for medical aspirants.
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee
• Textbook for Organic Chemistry by Arihant Prakashan
• Dinesh Chemistry:-P.N. Kapil
• Modern's ABC of Chemistry for Class 11 and 12 (Volume 1 and 2):-Dr. S.P. Jauhar

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Greetings!

Dear aspirant first of all make a routine and try to devote at least 8 hours to self study besides coaching etc and your time table should be such that it allows you to study, revise and practice each day and try to allow for short breaks in this timetable as well so that you don't get bored and tired. Break lengthy chapters into topics and sub-topics to make learning easy. Make comparative charts for two or more relatable topics, terms or processes. Create a list of important definitions, important formulas, important derivations in chemistry and physics and important diagrams in biology etc. and brush them up weekly. Prepare mind maps, flow charts and ray diagrams for memory based topics while studying the chapters. Once you complete the whole syllabus solve as number of mock test papers and past year papers as you can .

For more and detailed information go through :- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-neet
Thankyou