JIPMER Puducherry All Questions

Hello Aspirant,

See as we know that NEET is the only entrance exam to be passed to get admission in MBBS/BDS or other AYUSH courses in any medical college either it is AIIMS/JIPMER/KEM, so some top institutions such as AIIMS and JIPMER have higher cut-offs due to much competition so it will be harder for the one who will not prepare himself/herself wisely. If you want to get seat in any of the top institutions mentioned above then you should have your NEET score at least 620 or more to be on the safer side for a General category.

So if you prepare smartly for NEET then 620 out of 720 marks would not be a big target and to help you in achieving this target we have some resources which you can access from the link given below :-

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I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

From this year onwards there is no separate exams for AIIMS and JIPMER,  there is only one exam which is NEET conducted for admission to undergraduate medical courses,  in order to appear for it you need to be 17 years old by 31st December of 2021, passed or appearing 10+2 from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry,  English, Biotechnology/Biology as core subjects,  you also need PCB Aggregate inclusive of theory and practical as per your category, for UR it's 50%, for SC/ST/OBC it's 40% and for PWD it's  45%, there is no upper age limit for NEET as of now.

Hello,

Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) is a national level examination which is held for 200 MBBS seats.

These available seats are for two colleges-

1. JIPMER, Puducherry (150 seats)
2. JIPMER, Karaikal (50 seats)

JIPMER conducts this entrance examination for the MBBS course annually in online mode.

JIPMAR(JNO) open seat allotment means that when there are some vacant seats remain after the main three rounds of counselling, then any candidate whose name was in the in merit list of their respective category, can attend OPEN counselling means they can apply for the vacant seats.

Hope this helps!

Good luck!

hello,

The cut off for 2020 hasn't been mentioned, but we can look at the last years' cut off for better idea.

opening and closing rank in 2018:

1. For puducherry unreserved rank for puducherry campus opening rank-1, closing rank 55; for karaikal campus opening rank- 57 to 104 rank
2. For Puducherry obc ; puducherry campus 34 to 59; karaikal campus 65 to 69
3. For Puducherry SC/ST;  puducherry campus 4-14;

opening and closing rank in 2017:

• For puducherry unreserved rank for puducherry campus opening rank-1, closing rank 26; for karaikal campus opening rank- 28 to 48 rank
• For Puducherry obc ; puducherry campus 11 to 23; karaikal campus 24 to 28
• For Puducherry SC/ST;  puducherry campus 3-9; karaikal campus 10-11

closing rank in 2016:

Puducherry - UR	60
Puducherry - SC	16
Puducherry - ST	-
Puducherry - OBC	32

Hope it helps

Good luck

Hello Aspirant,

Since from the year 2020, the admission to JIPMER institute will be granted on the basis of scores obtained in NEET entrance exam ,to get admission in JIPMER you need to clear NEET along with other candidates and wait for the official rank list.You will be having a separate NRI rank  so while applying for NEET all India counselling you need to choose NRI category ,there is no separate NRI quota in AIQ .There are 6 seats for NRI candidates. Number of seats may differ from college to college.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-mbbs-fee-structure-and-seats https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-cut-off

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling-faqs

All the best

Hi. You are eligible to get a seat in AIIMS with this rank. By 2019 cutoffs, you are eligible to seat for mop round. Go through the link below to see the cutoffs :

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

Getting a seat in JIPMER with this rank will be tough for the top colleges with this rank. Go through the link below to get an idea:

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

Regards.

Hey,

You score is quite amazing and can surely give you an edge over others to secure a seat in some of the good colleges.

As far as JIPMER is concerned , it is included in the ALL India Counseling from this year so any prediction regarding it's cut off and selection seems a bit difficult.

I will suggest you to wait till the notifications regarding JIPMER counseling is released.

Hope for the best.

Thank you.

Hello,

Your son can apply for JIPMER by NRI quota. There are some steps are occure in this process below:

Step1: Go to the official website of JIPMER and navigate to the link "Apply online MBBS Admission".

Step2: Register by filling details like name, DOB, mobile number, e-mail I'd, choice of examination centre and click "Register" button.

Step3: Login, using the user ID and password is send to the candidate mobile number and email address. Once you are logged in then you can change the information of your registration using "Edit" option right corner of the form.

Step4: Upload photo and signature.

Step5: Pay the registration fee.

Steo6: Take the confirmation page and if you want to printout you can for your future purpose.

All the best.

Dear Aspirant ,

From 2020, there would be no AIIMS and JIPMER entrance exams. The admissions to these Institutes will be done through NEET.

How the counselling will be conducted is still unknown but NEET will be the entrance examination for admission to all 15 of AIIMS branches and 2 of JIPMER branches.

For more information check the link given below :

https://medicine.careers360.com/exams/neet

Hope this information helps you ,

Thank you

Hi Sanika

Yes, you should go for second round of counselling if no college was alloted to you in first round

Since last allotment for first round was 619, second round is going to be more tough because there are many students between 550 to 600

Considering your rank- 58907, there is less chance to get into AIIMS.

But you can try for mopup round in case few seats are left vacant

Keep your hopes high

Best of luck