AIIMS Delhi D.M. Courses & Fees 2025

Hello,

Yes, you can find previous year question papers (PYQs) for the AIIMS Paramedical Entrance Exam through exam preparation sites and official portals. Practicing PYQs helps you to better understand the paper pattern, marking scheme, and time management.

You can check here for previous year question papers and exam details: These papers are useful for courses like BSc Nursing, BSc Paramedical, and more exams that are offered by AIIMS.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-paramedical-question-paper

Best of luck with your preparation!

Hello,

Kudos on achieving an outstanding AIR 817 in NEET 2025! That’s an impressive accomplishment. In response to your question, if you enroll in AIIMS Bibinagar, you will be regarded as a central institute student rather than a Telangana state quota student, as AIIMS operates as an autonomous body under the central government. In Telangana, for NEET PG counselling, the local candidate status for government quota PG seats is based on where you studied MBBS and your residency/domicile status according to the regulations set by the Telangana state counselling authority (KNRUHS).

Typically, to qualify as a local for NEET PG under the Telangana quota, you must have completed your MBBS at a college associated with KNRUHS or Dr. NTRUHS, such as Gandhi Medical College.

Therefore, if you enroll at AIIMS Bibinagar, you might not qualify for the local quota of NEET PG in Telangana, since it is not affiliated with KNRUHS. You will, nonetheless, become qualified for the AIIMS internal quota in INICET for PG programs in all AIIMS institutions, which is an important benefit. If maintaining local quota eligibility in NEET PG Telangana is your goal, Gandhi Medical College would be a more secure option. However, if you consider INICET and central counselling alternatives, AIIMS Bibinagar provides a respected and well-equipped setting.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Dear aspirant,

It is extremely tough preparing for AIIMS BSc Nursing in just one month from zero but absolutely possible with the right strategy. You need to focus on NCERT based preparation especially for subjects like basic class 11-12 based Physics, Chemistry, Biology and general knowledge . Start with theory for 1-2 weeks then shift to mock tests and previous year questions daily. Time management is really important . Daily revision is needed for logical reasoning and G.K. . Practice MCQs. It might be better if you divide your study time table in small blocks with short breaks. Where in the 1st 1hour you will study a new lesson then in the next 1hour you will revise it and after that you will solve questions of that chapter. Then take a break then begin again with the next chapter. For more information please click on the link given below. There you will find full guidance including syllabus, question pattern and preparation tips.

Thank you.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-aiims-bsc-nursing