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JIPMER MBBS entrance exam 2019 was conducted in two shifts (morning and evening shifts) on 2nd June 2019. Paper had 60 questions each from Physics, Chemistry and Biology; 10 questions each from English and Logical Reasoning; which had to be done in 150 minutes (2.5 hours).
Overall the paper was easy to moderate. Biology was moderate as it contained approx 10 to 12 questions (out of 60) out of NCERT. Chemistry was easy, as it had maximum questions from organic and inorganic chemistry, which were basic and from NCERT and physical chemistry part was formula based. Physics was moderate as it contained some questions (approx 12 to 15) which had some extra calculations, which were not meant for 2.5 hour exam.
Here I have provided the link to download JIPMER MBBS 2019 papers of all shifts.
Note: These papers are memory based and do not contain all 200 questions.
Here are the links to download them:
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) is a well reputed medical college in india.
It is located in Pondicherry, capital of union territory of Puducherry in South India.
It is hundred percent government funded research educational institute as well as a tertiary hospital that provides inexpensive medical care to a large number of patients.
It was established in 1823 as Ecole de Medicine de Pondicherry by French invaders.
After 1956, when Puducherry was included in India, the college was renamed as Dhanvantri medical college.
On 13th July 1964; After Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru's death, it was renamed to Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER).
In 2008, JIPMER was declared as Institute of national importance by an act of parliament.
The whole campus of JIPMER Puducherry is spread across 195 acres of land.
JIPMER is not under control of MCI, it is under direct administrative control of DGHS, Ministry of health and family welfare, Government of India.
It is always ranked in top ten medical colleges of our country and best medical college in south india.
Motto of the institute is Veritas curat which means truth cures.
President of jipmer is Dr. V.M. katoch.
Director of jipmer is Dr. Rakesh Agarwal.
Dean of academics is Dr. R.P. Swaminathan.
Dean of research is Dr. R Raveendran.
In 2015, a new branch of JIPMER was opened at Karaikal with 50 MBBS Seats.
So now there are two JIPMER Colleges- one at Puducherry and another at Karaikal.
Courses at JIPMER
There are many courses running at JIPMER Puducherry.
1. Undergraduate Courses (MBBS, Bsc. Nursing, Bsc. Allied Medical Sciences and BASLP)
2. Post graduate Courses (MD, MS, Msc. Nursing, Msc. Allied Sciences, Master in Public Health)
3. Super Speciality Courses (DM, MCh)
4. Ph.D courses
5. Diploma courses (Post Basic Diploma in Nursing)
6. Post Doctoral Fellowship (PDF) Courses
7. Certificate courses (Emergency Medicine Technician Certificate Course)
Admission to MBBS Course
Admission is done on the basis of merit list which is drawn based on the marks obtained in entrance test.
The Examination is conducted in online mode (Computer based test), in two shifts (morning and evening shifts).
A total of 200 MCQ questions are asked. Out of which, 60 questions each from physics, chemistry and biology are asked. 10 questions each from English and Logical Reasoning are asked.
Time limit is of 150 minutes. So you need to have great speed of solving MCQ questions.
For each correct response you get +4 marks and wrong answer will cause a negative marking of -1 marks.
Marks are calculated in form of percentile (upto 7 decimals) and higher percentile gives higher rank.
In case of tie between students having same percentile, following strategy is adopted for deciding ranks:
1. Less wrong attempts.
2. Higher percentile in Biology
3. Higher percentile in Chemistry
4. Higher percentile in Physics
5. Higher percentile in English
6. Higher percentile in Reasoning
7. Seniority by age.
This how merit list is made.
Eligibility criteria (for MBBS Course):
1. Minimum age: 17 years.
2. No any upper age limit.
3. Must have passed PCB Subjects with 50% marks (for UR), 40% marks (for SC/ST/OBC).
4. Must have scored 50 percentile (for UR), 45 percentile (for OBC), 40 percentile (for SC/ST) in Entrance test.
Every year Schedule (MBBS Admissions)
Application form begins: 1st week of March
Application ends: 2nd week of April
Admit Card released: 3rd week of May.
Entrance test date: 1st Sunday of June.
Results: Within one week after exam.
Counselling: 4th week of June (probably 25-26 june) till September.
Batch Starts: 1st of July.
Here in this blog article, I am going to list best coaching institutes for NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER preparation.
Some of the best coaching for NEET/AIIMS are: Offline Coachings
Allen Career Institute Kota
Shri Chaitanya Institute
Aakash (especially Delhi, Lucknow and Kolkata branch)
Resonance Kota
Career PointKota
Narayana Delhi
JRS Varanasi
Pathfinder Kolkata
Online Coachings
NEET Prep
Etoos India
Motion
Aakash itutor
Biomentors
Byju’s
So these were some good coaching institutes which you may choose for your NEET/AIIMS preparation. Remember: Choosing to study in good coaching institutes doesn’t guarantee you selection. It all depends on your own efforts. So stay motivated and do hard work, you will definitely score good.
All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) has nine colleges:
AIIMS New Delhi (107 seats; own campus; Established 1956)
AIIMS Jodhpur (100 seats; own campus; Established 2012)
AIIMS Bhopal (100 seats; own campus; Established 2012)
AIIMS Bhubaneswar (100 seats; own campus; Established 2012)
AIIMS Rishikesh (100 seats; own campus; Established 2012)
AIIMS Patna (100 seats; own campus; Established 2012)
AIIMS Raipur (100 seats; own campus; Established 2012)
AIIMS Guntur (50 seats; temporary campus; started 2018)
AIIMS Nagpur (50 seats; temporary campus; started 2018)
Apart from above nine colleges; AIIMS Raebareli (OPD started on 13th August 2018), AIIMS Gorakhpur and AIIMS Kalyani may start admitting students in its MBBS program from 2020.
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) has two colleges:
JIPMER Puducherry (150 seats; Established 1823)
JIPMER Karaikal (50 seats; Established 2016).
These were the AIIMS and JIPMER colleges in India.
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:
NCERT at your finger tips by MTG.
Errorless chemistry for NEET by Universal Book Depot.
Complete NEET guide chemistry by MTG.
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…
JIPMER Examination is conducted every year in online mode in two shifts.
JIPMER MBBS paper contains 200 questions- 60 questions each from Physics, Chemistry and Biology and 10 questions each from English and Reasoning.
Before 2015, the paper was conducted offline in pen and paper mode and contained 40 questions each from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English and Reasoning.
JIPMER does not give it's paper.
Here at this page, I have provided the past year questions (memory based) for you to download and practice.
JIPMER 2019 Question Paper with solution (All Shifts): Download here
JIPMER 2018 Question Paper with solution (morning shift) :Download here
JIPMER 2018 Question Paper with solution (evening shift) : Download here
JIPMER 2017 Question Paper with solution: Download here
JIPMER 2015 Question Paper with solution: Download here
JIPMER 2013 Question Paper with solution: Download here
Why is revision neccessary?
Many students are very good in study but are unable to score higher in NEET.
They may be understanding the topics well and may have practised good amount of questions but they fail to get a government seat in NEET. Why is this so?
The reason behind this is lack of revision.
As you know our brain has limited capacity. So to keep everything memorised in your brain, it is very necessary to revise the topics learned at regular intervals.
Why don't students revise?
Many students are unable to revise their learned chapters regularly.
Following reasons prevent them from revision:
1. Some students do not have a proper routine.
2. Some students find it boring.
3. Some are overconfident on their learnings.
4. Some students are in fear of managing the whole syllabus for one day exam NEET.
5. Many students may be repeaters and may find no interest in revising same thing regularly which they have done in past years.
How to overcome the problem?
The secrets of toppers which make them a topper is their regular revision and interest in study.
1. So first of all you should develop interest in your studies. This can be achieved by setting a specific goal (.i.e. minimum number of hours i should study with full devotion). Set your first goal of 2 hours and slowly increase this goal step by step. You will definitely develop an interest in your studies with this simple method.
2. Make a proper routine. You may choose your free day (Sunday) for revision of all chapters taught in your class and take a test after full revision. Target a minimum score and revise accordingly, it will not make revision a boring process for you.
3. Those who are overconfident on their learnings must discuss some questions with their friends. This will suddenly make him realise that he is forgetting some concepts and will definitely encourage him to revise his concepts regularly.
4. Do not fear from managing one day exam. You should not take tension rather you should start doing. A typical routine for those who fear from revision:
"When you return from school/ coachings, just see what has been taught in the class and do some 5-10 questions on each topic. After that review those entire questions and concepts learned today. Make this a daily habit. And at end of each week revise only those questions and concepts which you have learned through this strategy till now."
After doing this you will lose all your fear and a unique confidence will generate inside you.
5. For repeaters, I would suggest to revise each chapter through solving the challenging questions. This will generate a kind of will power inside you and you will search whole book to solve those challenging questions. Hence by doing this you revised all your concepts and didn't felt boring.
Remember once you start following these tips you will never feel fear or boring in revising your concepts and this will ultimately lead you to a prestigious medical college.
Hope this article helps you!!
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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!!
About JIPMER:
JIPMER ( Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research), Puducherry conducts its own entrance examination for admission to various medical education programmes in JIPMER Puducherry and Karaikal.
One of those conducted exams is JIPMER MBBS exam for admission to its MBBS program.
Number of seats in JIPMER:
Puducherry Campus= 150
Karaikal Campus= 50
Total= 200 seats.
Pattern of Exam:
Exam is conducted in online mode. Paper is MCQ type and contains 200 questions- 60 questions each from physics, chemistry and biology and 10 questions each from English and Reasoning.
For each correct response, you are awarded with four marks and for wrong answer a negative marking of -1 marks.
Exam is conducted in two shifts. Score obtained in test is considered as raw score.
After that percentile score is calculated in each shift and then ranking is done.
Tie breaking method:
To break tie between students having same percentile, following strategy is adopted in given priority:
1. Lower negative marking
2. Higher percentile in biology
3. Higher percentile in chemistry
4. Higher percentile in physics
5. Higher percentile in English
6. Higher percentile in Reasoning
7. Seniority by age.
JIPMER MBBS Cut-off:
Approximate cutoff for General category is 630/800 for JIPMER Puducherry and 590/800 for Karaikal.
JIPMER Syllabus:
Jipmer asks questions of physics, chemistry and biology from 10+2 syllabus of all boards of this country.
Approximately it is 80% NCERT based and 20% other state syllabus.
In English mostly (90%) vocabulary questions are asked. Apart from vocabulary, comprehension, fill in the blanks may be asked.
JIPMER 2019 EXAM DATES:
Starting of registration- 6th March 2019.
Closing of registration- 12th April 2019.
Release of Admit Card- 3rd week of May 2019.
Date of Examination- 2nd June 2019.
Declaration of results- 2nd week of June 2019.
NEET is the only medical test for admission in medical colleges which comes under MCI control.
Many students leave their home to attend costly coaching classes and many students may be preparing for NEET from their home.
You may be thinking of getting free online lectures and free online tests, because many coachings offer these things at very high amount.
So no need to worry. Here are some websites where you can get free video lectures and give free online tests:
Every year AIIMS Delhi conducts its own entrance examination- AIIMS UG exam to admit students in its MBBS program.
AIIMS UG entrance test is toughest medical entrance test for MBBS admissions in India.
The test is conducted in online mode as computer based test. Paper consists of 200 questions with 60 questions each from physics, chemistry and biology and 10 questions each from GK and Reasoning.
Out of 60 questions in each subject- 40 are MCQs and 20 are Assertion Reason based questions.
Before 2018, it was conducted on a single day in two shifts. But from 2018, it is now conducted in two days and four shifts.
Tentative schedule has been released for 2019. Click the following link to go to the official website of AIIMS where tentative schedule is published: https://www.aiimsexams.org/info/keydates_2019.html
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Hope it helps!!
There are many books in the market to prepare for NEET Examination but you should read quality books to score well in your NEET Exam.
But before reading those books you must read your NCERT Books carefully because it is considered as a Holy Book for NEET Exams.
Here are some good books for NEET 2019 preparation:
1. Physics: Concepts of Physics by HC Verma
: DC Pandey Objective Physics
: MTG's NCERT At Your Fingertips
2. Chemistry: Concepts of Organic Chemistry by OP Tandon
: Balaji's Physical Chemistry
: MTG's NCERT At Your Fingertips
3. Biology: For Biology only NCERT is recommended and to practice questions, the most recommended book is MTG's NCERT At Your Fingertips for Biology
Practising previous year questions boosts your preparation by giving you an idea about types of questions and trends of examination.
For NEET previous years questions; most recommended book is:
1. MTG'S NEET 31 years- BIOLOGY
2. MTG'S NEET 31 years- PHYSICS
3. MTG'S NEET 31 years- CHEMISTRY
Hope it helps!!
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Below are some links to buy these books
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