JIPMER Puducherry All Questions

dear Aspirant,

Becoming a professor in these colleges is not a simple task. You need to be qualified enough to apply to these institutes. Qualifications varies from masters to PHDs to research papers. Some posts require work experience too. For example in AIIMS the required qualification is Fourteen years teaching and/or research experience in recognized institution in subject specialty after obtaining of M.D./M.S.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

Hello,

From this year admissions in AIIMS and Jipmer will be through the neet exam taken by NTA.

Now, since JIPMER  institutes are popular among students and because of its fee structure and the study environment and faculty therefore the competition for admissions in JIPMER is going to be cut throat and the ug seats are only 150 therefore strive to score 650+ as it will increase your chances of selection and will even help you to choose the college of your choice in counselling procedure.

For any details you can visit the link below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-cut-off

All the Best!

Dear Anurag,
I would like to tell you that JIMPER 2020 has currently released tentative dates only.
The start of online registration is expected in 1st week of March 2020 whereas last date to submit the application might be in 2nd week of April 2020.
The Examination date is expected to be in 2nd week of June 2020.

I hope this information helps you

All the best

Hello,

It is hard to predict that, there are always two sides  of a coin. But as a student you have to be prepared because the level of NEET is always high. It demands a good amount of preparation and hard work to get a good score and then enroll into your dream College/course. Some tips to prepare hard for the exam can be:

1. Time management: most important thing which students do not do while preparing is time management. Set a deadline meet the targets and be clear in your mind.

2. Solve previous papers/sample papers to gain confidence.

3. Revision is necessary.

4. Make your strong zone the best and your weak zone better.

Hello Priya,

Cut off keeps changing year to year and are increasing in general every year and JIPMER is one the most prestigious medical college in India so even if you fall in pondicherry residential category you should try to score above 570-580 in NEET.

Good Luck.

Hi,

Well for your better understanding, I am attaching a link below where you will find all the cut offs of JIPMER medical college under neet. Just visit the webpage once to know more and to get clarity.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-cut-off/amp

I hope my answer helps.

All the best.

Hi Sakshi,
JIPMER and AIIMS medical exams for MBBS will not take place. There will be only NEET exam for admission into BDS , BAMS and other courses. You have to meet the required NEET cutoff for admission into both these prestigious institutions as cutoff will be very high. There will be no separate exam for JIPMER or AIIMS.

Best Wishes

JIPMER examination has been scrapped from this year that is 2020. Now onward, NEET will be only an ALL INDIA COMMON ENTRANCE EXAMINATION for all the medical courses may it be MBBS, BDS, BPT, BHMS, BAMS or BVSC, etc. So NEET will have its own cutoff for the JIPMER Medical college out of 720.

Best wishes. Thankyou.

Hi Shifa ,

From 2020 NEET is the only entrance exam for MBBS admission all over the India . All the other medical entrances have been scrapped including AIIMS and JIPMER . All India quota counseling will be directly done by MCI and other state quota admission will be done by respective state medical councils based on NEET score . In Kerala separate counseling will be done on the basis of NEET score and via that admission in all state quota seats of Kerala will be done . Admission in b.pharma and engineering courses will done through KEAM exam in Kerala .

Hello,

JIPMER is considered to be bit easy but again I would not recommend telling you this directly as what may be easy for me may be tough for you. The situation goes vice versa. I would suggest you to first decide what you want to do rather than looking for the difficulty Level of the entrance exams. The syllabus for both the courses is decent at their level. The dedication and preparation is required in both of them.

Even if you want to compare between the two examinations you can look for the sample papers for both of them which will give you an idea about the two. Also, look at the syllabus for the entrance exams and decide which are your strong zones and where you will work better.