Know AIIMS- AIIMS College Ranking.

Why is AIIMS considered best?
AIIMS Delhi is the best medical college in India. It was established in 1956. Since its establishment it received all support from Government of India for its infrastructure development and research facilities. As a result, good doctors were attracted towards its facilities and research fundings and a competition arise between doctors to work in this institute, as a result best doctors from India were recruited and they did many researches and their achievements made AIIMS a globally recognised institute and more number of patients began to come for their treatment, making it one of the busiest hospitals of India.

Due to this it became a dream institute of India's medical aspirants.
Now AIIMS has become a brand. In its name, many AIIMS-like institutions are being opened.
 
In 2012, six AIIMS-like institutions began functioning in Bhopal, Jodhpur, Patna, Rishikesh, Bhubaneswar and Raipur.
In 2018, AIIMS Guntur and Nagpur began admission to its MBBS program.

Ranking of AIIMS:
1. AIIMS Delhi
2. AIIMS Jodhpur
3. AIIMS Bhopal
4. AIIMS Bhubaneswar
5. AIIMS Rishikesh
6. AIIMS Patna
7. AIIMS Raipur
8. AIIMS Nagpur
9. AIIMS Guntur.

Note: Above ranking is based on student's preference over last few years.

Score more in NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER- Know how to improve your organic chemistry.

Organic Chemistry plays a major role in your selection, as this is 40% part of chemistry questions asked in NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER.
In NEET: 17 out of 45 questions comes from organic chemistry.
In AIIMS: 24 out of 60 questions comes from organic chemistry.
In JIPMER: 22 out of 60 questions comes from organic chemistry.

•How to improve organic chemistry?

First of all, believe in yourself, do not make yourself feel low. If you do this, then surely you will feel a great change in yourself.
Start reading class 11th NCERT Chemistry’s Chapter- General Organic Chemistry- line by line along with your class notes. If you are unable to understand any line, clear your doubts immediately from your teachers.
In that chapter lay special emphasis on reaction mechanisms, nucleophile, electrophiles, inductive effect, isomerism and resonance effect.
After that take chapter hydrocarbon from your coaching notes and NCERT, and try to understand (not just cramming) the substitution, elimination and addition reactions as these are the basic principle reactions of organic chemistry. If you understand them, you will not feel difficulty in learning organic reactions and their mechanisms given in Class 12th Chemistry books.
After that, for Class 12th chemistry reactions make a chart and have a look on it before going to bed daily. This will help you memorise those reactions effectively.
But remember, never hesitate in asking doubts, if you compromise with that, you will always do mistakes in conceptual questions (which are asked mostly in NEET). So clear your each and every doubt…
Second thing..
Whenever you finish a topic, revise it regularly, because our brain has limited storage capacity, so revising regularly will help you to keep your concepts in your brain for a long time and will also keep your confidence level up.
One important tip: Do not ignore last three chapters of class 12th chemistry book as these chapters are very important. Every year there are 17 out of 45 questions from organic chemistry and these three chapters contribute 3- 4 questions every year.. You will also not feel difficulty with these chapters as you have read them in Biology and in your day to day life.
If you follow above instructions, you will definitely score good in organic chemistry.

If you want to know good books for organic chemistry, here are some:

1. NCERT at your finger tips by MTG.
2. Errorless chemistry for NEET by Universal Book Depot.
3. Complete NEET guide chemistry by MTG.
4. Elementary problems in organic chemistry for NEET/AIIMS (2018-19) by MS Chouhan

If you want to know about more books for Physics and Biology too, then I have a link for you: Best books for NEET 2019 Preparation.
At last I will say only one thing, just believe in yourself and work hard as I told you..
All the best!!
Hope this article helps you…

AIIMS Delhi- About college, courses, fees, ranking and admission.

About:

All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi(AIIMS Delhi) is a medical college and medical research public university based in New Delhi, India. AIIMS was established in 1956 and operates autonomously under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

Type: Public
Established: 1956
President: MoH&FW
Dean: Y K Gupta
Director: Randeep Guleria
Location: New Delhi
Campus: Urban

AIIMS is located in Ansari Nagar in Delhi. It is adjacent to the South Extension-II market, and lies on the south-eastern quadrant of Aurbindo Marg and Inner Ring Road crossing. Across AIIMS is Safdarjung Hospital and associated Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University). Also, adjacently lies the headquarters of Indian Council of Medical Research, the body that coordinates and funds medical research in India. In vicinity, also lies National Medical Library, run by the Directorate-General of Health Services of the Government of India. It has a vast collection of scientific and medical journals that can be accessed by researchers.

Residential facilities:

AIIMS is a residential university where the faculty members, staff, and students live on either the main campus or one of the several extension campuses. At undergraduate level there is accommodation for total 400 students in 7 hostels, 6 male (Hostels No.1-6) and one female hostel (Hostel 10). At post-graduate level there are 3 hostels, 1 hostel for female students (Hostel No.9) and 2 hostels for single male or married couples (Hostels No.7-8). Additional hostels for nursing students and post-graduate students are available at a facility in the Masjid Moth area, near the main AIIMS campus. Ballabgarh campus has hostels at Ballabgarh, Dayalpur and Chainsa for MBBS, MD, and nursing students deputed there.

Ranking:
Since 12 years, it has been consecutively ranked 1st among all the medical colleges in this country.

Courses:
It runs UG, PG, Post PG and PhD courses in medicine and surgery.
MBBS is of four and half years with one year of compulsory rural internship.
It has 107 MBBS seats- 100 for Indians and 7 for foreign nationals.

Fees (for MBBS):
Annual fees is approx ₹6500 with mess charge of ₹2500/month.

Admissions:
It conducts it's own exam for admission to all courses.
For MBBS: AIIMS- UG is conducted once a year in online mode. Cutoff for this college is approx 145/200 (for UR).

Important chapters in Physics for scoring higher in NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER.

NEET, AIIMS-UG and JIPMER- UG are the medical entrance examinations for admission to MBBS course in medical colleges of India.
All these exams have three subjects in common- Physics, chemistry and biology.

Many students find Physics difficult and are unable to score well in it.
But if you study with a plan then you can score well in NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER.
Here are some chapters on which you should focus to score well in Physics:
NEET:
1. U&D: 1 question
2. Kinematics (Motion and Vectors): 3 questions
3. Work, power and energy: 3 to 4 questions
4. Rotational motion: 3 to 4 questions
5. Gravitation: 2 questions
6. Thermodynamics and KTG: 3 questions
7. Electrostatics and Electricity: 4 questions
8. Modern Physics: 4 questions
9. Semiconductor electronics: 2 questions
So total 25 to 27 questions.
AIIMS-UG:
Same as above stated in NEET but different weightage:
1. U&D: 2 questions
2. Kinematics: 5 questions
3. Work power and energy: 4 questions
4. Rotaional Motion: 4 questions
5. Gravitation: 2 questions
6. Electrostatics & Electricity: 5 questions
7. Modern Physics: 8 questions
8. Semiconductor Electronics: 3 to 5 questions
So total 33 to 35 questions
JIPMER-MBBS:
Same weightage as stated above in AIIMS.
1. U&D: 2 questions
2. Kinematics: 5 questions
3. Work power and energy: 4 questions
4. Rotaional Motion: 4 questions
5. Gravitation: 2 questions
6. Electrostatics & Electricity: 5 questions
7. Modern Physics: 8 questions
8. Semiconductor Electronics: 3 to 5 questions
So total 33 to 35 questions

So if you study these Chapters, you will definitely score very good in Physics in all three examination- NEET, AIIMS and JIPMER.
All the best!! Do your best and get selected in a good medical college.
Hope this article helps!!