JIPMER Puducherry All Questions

HELLO,

YES.

THE LEVEL OF AIIMS DOES NOT CHANGE AFTER INCLUSION OF ITS EXAMINATION IN NEET.

The syllabus, eligibility and exam patter for neet will remain the same. There will be no changes have done yet. The changes are that admission to MBBS courses in medical colleges across the country including JIPMER and all the will be through the common national entrance test NEET from 2020.and since there is no official notice so wait until NTA/AIIMS/JIPMER release an official statement on this, any discussion will be just subjective.

HELLO,

Top NEET Colleges in India 2019

• Armed Force Medical College (AFMC), Pune.
• Maulana Azad Medical College , New Delhi.
• Lady Hardinge Medical College , New Delhi.
• Grant Medical College , Mumbai.
• King George's Medical University, Lucknow.
• Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute .
• St. John's Medical College , Bangalore.

Hello Srusti, There has been no official confirmation as yet by the NTA about the changes on the pattern of NEET. And yes, all other medical exams would be cancelled from next year and the admission to all medical colleges will totally be based on NEET performance. NTA will make an announcement on 2nd december if their would be any changes in the pattern for NEET 2020.

Hello Mithilesh, As of next year there will only be NEET Exam for admission in all the medical colleges. There will not be any separate exam for admission in colleges like AIIMS and others. Candidates will be required to give only one exam. AIIMS will too admit students only through NEET Score.

Hello,

Yes, now onwards the sole entrance exam for MBBS shall be NEET.

Earlier,  AIIMS, and JIPMER used to conduct their own entrance, which will no longer take place.

The common entrance test for MBBS shall be NEET.

From, 2020-2021 session onwards, this shall be applicable.

Hello Nirlipta Sha

NEET will be common entrance test for admission to MBBS Course from 2020-2021 onwards.

The syllabus, eligibility and exam patter will remain the same. AIIMS and JIPMER will consider NEET score for admission to their respective colleges. Maybe AIIMS and JIPMER will consider NEET scores but still retain their individual aggregates for preparing their own merit list but there is still no official statement through NTA for it so there is no confirmation for it.

Hope it helps you.

hello aspirant,

neet becomes the single  entrance test in india to join mbbs and other health sciences course. however NTA has not declared anything regarding the changes in question pattern. so till now you can follow the previous years pattern of questions. please follow careers360 website for latest updates.

Dear Rachana, the ideal eligibility criteria for a Candidate to apply for AIIMS, JIPMER and PGI or for that matter any PG course is that you should have completed your MBBS along with 1 year rotatory mandatory internship and with n aggregate required for your Category. The rules do not mention anywhere that a Candidate should have completed his course in the meant period or shouldn't have had backlogs while studying. So even if you have passed 6 months later than the course time, if you have scored the minimum aggregate against your Category in MBBS and have completed your 1 year internship or will complete it by the mentioned period, you are eligible for these examinations.

Dear Aspirant,

This is a decision made this year only therefore it can't be said that what will be the level of the NEET exam. There is a chance that the level might be raised a little bit to adjust the competition however don't assume that the exam will be a lot more harder than it is in the years before. The competition might change the level to some extent but is not going to make it impossible, so don't worry about it. Rather you should be focusing on getting a good rank as you might if get a good rank, get a chance at AIIMS also.

Here is an important link for you:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-neet/amp

Hope this helps. Thank you.