JIPMER Puducherry All Questions

Hello aspirant,

As per the NEET eligibility criteria, candidates must have undertaken 2 years of regular and continuous study of Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Bio-technology at 10+2 level with practical tests in each of these subjects. This means that your Class XI and Class XII must have been pursued in consecutive years with the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Biology in both. Apart from this, you should have cleared Physics, Chemistry and Biology with an aggregate of 50% and also passed in English separately.Now coming to Biology as an additional subject. There are three meanings to Biology as an additional subject in Class XII:

That you did not study Biology in Class XI but only opted for it in Class XII as an extra subject to the ones you already had, or

That you cleared your Class XII without Biology but wanted to improve your overall scores so opted for an improvement exam and took Biology as a subject, or

You wanted Biology in your Class XII marksheet so you appeared only for Biology separately after clearing your Class XII exam earier. lt does not matter if Biology appears in your marksheet as optional or additional or elective or with any other term as long as you have studied it in both Classes 11 and 12. If you have, then you are eligible.

Hope this is clear now! All the best!

Hello

You will have to understand the Counselling process of AIIMS PG, JIPMER PG, and PGIMER.

AIIMS PG
Candidates who will be allotted a seat in any of the rounds of counselling will have the choice to retain their seat or give their consent of continuing in the counselling process.

There are four options for candidates.
Option 1- This option is for the candidates who wish to 'ACCEPT THE ALLOTTED SEAT' and 'DO NOT WISH TO PARTICIPATE' in the further rounds of counselling.

Option 2- This option is for the candidates who wish to 'ACCEPT THE ALLOTTED SEAT' and 'WANT TO PARTICIPATE’ in the next round of Counselling.

Option 3- This option is to be selected by the candidates who wish to 'DECLINE/REFUSE THE ALLOTTED SEAT' and 'DO NOT WISH TO PARTICIPATE’ in the next round of Counselling.

Option 4- This option is to be selected by the candidate who wish to 'DECLINE/REFUSE THE ALLOTTED SEAT' and 'WANT TO PARTICIPATE’ in other rounds of counselling.

So, you can opt for Option 4.
Refer to the link below for details- https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/aiims-pg-counselling

JIPMER PG

In JIPMER PG Counselling also, candidates have option to either choose the discipline or opt out. If you choose to opt out, you will be eligible to attend the next counselling round.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-pg-counselling

PGIMER

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Accordng to the counselling procedure, Candidates who does not get the subject of his/her choice in the 1st and 2nd counselling can attend the 2nd and 3rd counselling to get the subject of his/her choice.

https://pgimeradmissions.net.in/jan19_mdms/brochure.aspx

Good Luck!

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I am 12 th pass in 2018 i am eligible for jipmer exam plz reply me

Hello Fathima.

JIPMER entrance exam is only valid for JIPMER Pondicherry. No other institute admits students through JIPMER entrance Score.

For taking admission in any govt or private medical college across India, you will have to appear and qualify NEET.

I hope this helps .

Thank You

Hi there. 

Nothing is too difficult. All you need is hard work and patience and determination. Remember, that even little victories count. Winning everyday battles will help you in winning the war. Stay there and keep fighting. 

You'll surely get into your desired medical college. 

Keep solving questions until your concept becomes crystal clear and you develop a problem-solving approach. Just for the sake of your question, it is advisable to do 250+ different types of questions from each chapter. Cracking the AIIMS examination comes at the cost of hard work, patience, determination, continued practice, and a lot of focus on proper time management.

The following books might prove helpful in your preparation. 

First of all, for all subjects i.e Physics, Chemistry, Biology study the NCERT books cover to cover at least twice. For Biology read NCERT as many times as possible. For only the text material of Biology, you actually don't need to refer to any other book. NCERT is more than enough for biology. You might doubt this but trust me NCERT is really really enough for Biology. I can't stress more on this FACT.

For Physics, after completing NCERT complete all examples and questions from DC Pandey Objective book of physics by Arihant publishers. Revise the material as much as possible.

For Chemistry, after completing NCERT, for physical chemistry do MCQ type questions from Vibrant Academy's book of Narendra Awasthi. It is a book for JEE but for AIIMS you only need to do and complete the TYPE 1 questions from that book and that will be enough. You will find direct questions in AIIMS from this book.

For inorganic chemistry, NCERT is enough. Read it as many times as possible. The same studying principle of Biology applies to Inorganic Chemistry as well.

For organic chemistry, solve Vibrant Academy's book by MS Chouhan. This book is specifically for NEET/AIIMS and will be enough to score high in the organic chemistry section.

For Biology, along with NCERT solve all questions from the book of MTG NCERT at your fingertips. Solve this book and revise it as many times as possible. 

LASTLY, your preparation would be incomplete if you don't solve previous years questions. For that refer to MTG chapter wise previous year question for all subjects i.e. Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Hey Rahul 

For MBBS in JIPMER the admission fees is around Rs 4000(one time payable). The annual course fee is Rs 1400. The hostel fees is around Rs 500 per month including electricity charges.

Best of luck!

Hello,
It would be difficult to tell you the marks required as the cutoff vary every year and depends on various factors like the difficulty level of the exam, number of candidates appearing in the exam, etc.
You can go through the link below to check the previous year cutoff for reference

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

Good Luck!

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Dear Sharma, can you help us understand your question please? What is prof exams? 

Dear Himu. 

 There is a difference...

The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is responsible for all kinds of policies relating to health and family planning in India. The minister heading the ministry holds a cabinet rank.  Initially the Ministry had two departments  (i)  Department of Health and Family Welfare (ii) Department of Health Research. In August 2014, the Department of AIDS Control was merged with Department of Health & Family Welfare and is now known as National AIDS Control Organization (NACO).

The Medical Council of India (MCI) was a statutory body for establishing uniform and high standards of medical education in India. But recently the Supreme Court has dissolved MCI replacing it with a seven member board of governors led by NITI Aayog member health VK Paul.   The arrangement is a temporary one till the NMC (National Medical Council) Bill is passed by the parliament. 

JIPMER is an institute of National importance and is under the direct administrative control of Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt of India.

Hope this helps

Hello,
According to JIPMER MBBS 2018 eligibility criteria, candidate must have completed or must complete at least 17 years of age as on or before December 31, 2018. Also, There was no upper age limit for JIPMER MBBS 2018.
So, you are eligible to apply for the exam. And you can go through the link below to check the JIPMER 2018 Qualifying cutoff

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

Good luck!

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