Top 20 Government Medical Colleges in India for MBBS - Expected NEET 2024 Cutoff - NIRF Ranking

NEET Examination is over, and its results are also declared. And soon the counselling process will also start. This year, the cutoffs of government medical colleges will be sky high. Infact, some students scoring perfect 720/720 won't get admission in AIIMS Delhi! This insane rise in merit will lead to very very high cutoffs, and this NEET 2024 will be historic for this particular reason!

Since college counselling process is going to start from 6th July 2024, you may be wondering about what colleges are best and what will be their cutoffs? Don't worry! Here I have listed all the top 20 Government Medical Colleges offering MBBS in India, according to NIRF 2023 Medical Colleges Ranking.

Note: NIRF Ranking List had listed all colleges (government and private both), and also those colleges which offer only PG courses (like SGPGI, PGI Chandigarh). So I have filtered out those colleges and prepared the list according to the NIRF Ranking.
And the prediction of cut-off marks is in accordance to the last closing rank of colleges in NEET 2023, and it's corresponding marks in NEET 2024.


Top 20 Government Medical Colleges offering MBBS course in India (according to NIRF 2023 Medical College Rankings):

1. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi

Established: 1956
MBBS Seats: 132
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 720/720 (only top 50)


2. Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) Puducherry

Established: 1823
MBBS Seats: 182
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 710 - 715 (out of 720)


3. Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS) BHU

Established: 1960
MBBS Seats: 100
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 700 - 705 (out of 720)


4. Madras Medical College (MMC) and Government General Hospital, Chennai

Established: 1835
MBBS Seats: 250
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 710 - 715 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


5. Kinge George's Medical University (KGMU) Lucknow

Established: 1905
MBBS Seats: 250
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 700 - 705 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


6. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Jodhpur

Established: 2014
MBBS Seats: 125
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 708 - 712 (out of 720)


7. Vardhman Mahavir Medical College (VMMC) and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi

Established: 2002
MBBS Seats: 170
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 712 - 715 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


8. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Bhubaneswar

Established: 2014
MBBS Seats: 125
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 705 - 710 (out of 720)


9. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Rishikesh

Established: 2014
MBBS Seats: 125
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 700 - 705 (out of 720)


10. Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Research (IPGMER) Kolkata

Established: 1707 (PG Hospital) and 1957 (IPGMER).
MBBS Seats: 150
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 680 - 685 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


11. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Patna

Established: 2014
MBBS Seats: 125
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 692 - 695 (out of 720)


12. Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) New Delhi

Established: 1916
MBBS Seats: 240
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 708 - 710 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


13. Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) Chandigarh

Established: 1991
MBBS Seats: 150
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 712 - 715 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


14. Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) Delhi

Established: 1956
MBBS Seats: 250
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 716 - 720 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


15. University College of Medical Science (UCMS) Delhi

Established: 1971
MBBS Seats: 170
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 710 - 715 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


16. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Bhopal

Established: 2014
MBBS Seats: 125
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 705 - 708 (out of 720)


17. All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Raipur

Established: 2014
MBBS Seats: 125
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 696 - 700 (out of 720)


18. Government Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram

Established: 1951
MBBS Seats: 250
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 685 - 690 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


19. Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata

Established: 1835
MBBS Seats: 250
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 688 - 691 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


20. Sawai Man Singh (SMS) Medical College, Jaipur

Established: 1947
MBBS Seats: 250
Expected Cutoff for UR (NEET 2024): 690 - 695 (out of 720) (for All India Quota)


We hope you will get selected in one of these top medical colleges!

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Bihar State NEET 2019 CUTOFF- Bihar State Quota Counselling- All Category- UGMAC NEET 2019

After the declaration of NEET 2019 results, UGMAC (BCECEB) held the Bihar State Quota Counselling for the government (85% seats) and private (100% seats) medical colleges in Bihar.

The government seats in this counselling was available for only domicile candidates of Bihar, and the private seats were available for all NEET qualified candidates (both domicile and non-domicile candidates).
The counselling for Bihar State Quota was held in three rounds- 1st, 2nd and Mop-Up round.

The last rank to get an MBBS seat (in a government medical college) was:

General- AIR 13985, who secured a seat in Government Medical College, Bettiah.

EWS- AIR 14427, who secured a seat in Government Medical College, Bettiah.

BC- AIR 14638, who secured a seat in Government Medical College, Bettiah.

EBC- AIR 21582, who secured a seat in Government Medical College, Bettiah.

SC- AIR 115096, who secured a seat in Government Medical College, Bettiah.

ST- AIR 84160, who secured a seat in Government Medical College, Bettiah.

The last rank to get an MBBS seat (in a private medical college) was:
AIR- 109185, who secured a seat in Madhubani Medical College and Hospital.

Here are the cutoffs of Government Medical Colleges (for MBBS) through State Quota Counselling:

1. Patna Medical College and Hospital (PMCH), Patna.
General: AIR 4552
EWS: AIR 5443
BC: AIR 4836
EBC: AIR 5711
SC: AIR 61123
ST: AIR 44111

2. Indra Gandhi Institute of Medical Science (IGIMS), Patna.
General: AIR 6191
EWS: AIR 6783
BC: AIR 6733
EBC: AIR 8006
SC: AIR 73505
ST: AIR 56648

3. Nalanda Medical College and Hospital (NMCH), Patna.
General: AIR 8200
EWS: AIR 8639
BC: AIR 8610
EBC: AIR 9655
SC: AIR 82542
ST: AIR 68869

4. Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital (DMCH), Darbhanga.
General: AIR 9039
EWS: AIR 9582
BC: AIR 9755
EBC: AIR 11293
SC: AIR 93330
ST: AIR 72207

5. Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College and Hospital (JNMCH), Bhagalpur.
General: AIR 8616
EWS: AIR 11531
BC: AIR 10562
EBC: AIR 18335
SC: AIR 100283
ST: AIR 75924

6. Anugrah Narayan Medical College and Hospital (ANMCH), Gaya.
General: AIR 11326
EWS: AIR 13748
BC: AIR 12819
EBC: AIR 19476
SC: AIR 109242
ST: AIR 76739

7. Shri Krishna Medical College and Hospital (SKMCH), Muzaffarpur.
General: AIR 7906
EWS: AIR 12310
BC: AIR 12171
EBC: AIR 18823
SC: AIR 103739
ST: AIR 79614

8. Vardhaman Institute of Medical Science (VIMS), Pawapuri.
General: AIR 12550
EWS: AIR 14087
BC: AIR 12897
EBC: AIR 20820
SC: AIR 110578
ST: AIR 84026

9. Government Medical College, Bettiah.
General: AIR 13985
EWS: AIR 14427
BC: AIR 14638
EBC: AIR 21582
SC: AIR 115096
ST: AIR 84160


Here are the cutoffs of Private Medical Colleges (for MBBS) through State Quota Counselling:

1. Katihar Medical College: AIR 54576
2. Mata Gujri Memorial Medical College, Kishanganj: AIR 66749
3. Narayana Medical College and Hospital, Sasaram: AIR 90859
4. Lord Buddha Kosi Medical College and Hospital, Saharsa: AIR 105637
5. Madhubani Medical College and Hospital: AIR 109185

Top 10 AYUSH (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS and BYNS) Medical Colleges in India

If you have scored low in NEET and missed a chance to do MBBS, then you can still become a doctor in alternative medical sciences and fulfill your dream of becoming a doctor. There are following branches/ disciplines of alternative medicine:
1. Ayurveda (BAMS)
2. Unani Medicine (BUMS)
3. Homeopathy (BHMS)
4. Siddha Medicine (BSMS)
5. Naturopathy & Yoga (BNYS)
For more information on these courses click here

Here I have provided lists of Top 10 AYUSH medical colleges of each BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS and BNYS courses.

Top 10 BAMS (Ayurvedic) Colleges

1. Dhanvantry Medical College, Chandigarh  (Private)
2. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore (State Government)
3. Gujarat Ayurved University (State Government)
4. JB Roy State Medical College, Kolkata  (State Government)
5. State Ayurvedic College, Lucknow (State Government)
6. National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur (Central Government Institute)
7. Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS, BHU ( Central Government Institute)
8. Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College, New Delhi (State Government)
9. Chaudhary Braham Prakash Ayurved Charak Sansathan, New Delhi (State Government).
10. Rajkiya Ayurvedic College, Nagpur (State Government)

Top 10 BHMS (Homeopathic) Colleges

1. Nehru Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Delhi (State Government)
2. National Institute of Homeopathy, Kolkata (Central Government Institute)
3. Bakson Homeopathy Medical College and Hospital, Noida (Private)
4. Baroda Homeopathic Medical College, Gujarat (Private)
5. JSPS Government Homeopathic College, Hyderabad (State Government)
6. Motiwala Homeopathic Medical College, Nashik (Private)
7. Rajasthan Vidyapeeth Homeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Udaipur (Deemed University)
8. Government Homeopathic Medical College, Bangalore (State Government)
9. Dr. BR Sur Homeopathic Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, New Delhi (State Government)
10. Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University, Chennai (State Government)

Top 10 BUMS (Unani) Colleges

1. Ajmal Khan Tibbiya College, AMU, Aligarh (Central Government Institute)
2. Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College, New Delhi (State Government)
3. Government Nizamia Tibbi College, Hyderabad  (State Government)
4. Government Unani Medical College, Bangalore (State Government)
5. Rajasthan Unani Medical College and Hospital, Jaipur (Private)
6. Dr. Abdul Haq Unani Medical College and Hospital, Kurnool (Private)
7. Allama Iqbal Unani Medical College ( AIUMC) , Muzaffarnagar (Private)
8. State Takmil-ut-Tib College and Hospital, Lucknow (State Government)
9. Deoband Unani Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Deoband  (Private)
10. State Unani Medical College and Hakim Ahmed Hussain Republic Day Memorial Hospital, Allahabad (State Government)

Top 10 BSMS (Siddha) Colleges

1. Govt. Siddha Medical College, Chennai (State Government)
2. Govt . Siddha Medical College, Palayamkottai, Tirunelveli (State Government)
3. National Institute of Siddha, Chennai (Central Government Institute)- it only provides PG courses in Siddha
4. Santhigiri Siddha Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram (Private)
5. Sri Sai Ram Siddha Medical College and Research Centre, Chennai (Private)
6. JSA Medical College for Sidhha and Research Centre, Viluppuram (Private)
7. R.V.S. Siddha Medical College, Coimbatore (Private)
8. Maria Siddha Medical College, Nagercoil (Private)
9. Sivaraj Siddha Medical College, Salem (Private)
10. Velumailu Siddha Medical College, Chennai (Private)

Top 10 BNYS (Yoga and Naturopathy) Colleges

1. Government Naturopathic Medical College, Hyderabad  (State Government)
2. Morarji Desai Institute of Naturopathy & Yoga, Vadodara (State Government)
3. SDM College of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences, Ujire (Private)
4. National Institute of Health Science and Research - NIHSR (Central Government Institute)
5. Govt. Nature Cure & Yoga College, Mysore (State Government)
6. Govt. Naturopathy & Yoga Medical College, Chennai (State Government)
7. Narayana Yoga & Naturopathy Medical Collage, Nellore (Private)
8. Uttaranchal Ayurvedic College and Hospital, Dehradun (Private)
9. Rajiv Gandhi Paramedical Institute - RGPI, New Delhi (Private)
10. Sanchi Naturopathy College, Barla (Private)

Alternative Medicine- Introduction, Disciplines, Career Scopes, Admission process and Course fees

INTRODUCTION

Medical treatment of our body is done in two forms- Modern Medicine & Traditional Medicine (or Alternative Medicine). Both of them have their own importance.
The practice of modern medicine was started just 200- 300 hundred years ago. It is still under progress and is considered as most advanced and successful type of treatment.
The practice of traditional medicines have a long ranging history (thousands of years ago), and are majorily based on ancient texts and principles for treatment of patients. In 1985, Central Council for Indian Medicine (CCIM- governing body of traditional medicines) introduced a new syllabus, which also included syllabus of Modern Medicine. So now traditional medicine students have to study both ancient texts and modern medicine (to some extent).

A separate ministry is made for these alternative medicines known as AYUSH (A- Ayurveda, Y- Yoga, U- Unani, S- Siddha, H- Homeopathy) Ministry.

BRANCHES OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE

There are following branches/ disciplines of alternative medicine:
1. Ayurveda
2. Unani Medicine
3. Homeopathy
4. Siddha Medicine
5. Naturopathy & Yoga

AYURVEDA

Ayurveda is the oldest form of medical science. It is practised since 5000 years ago. The founders of this science were Charak (Medicine) and Shushruta (Surgery).
There are following levels of courses:
1. Undergraduate level: BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)- 5.5 years course duration (along with 1 year internship).
2. Postgraduate level: MD/ MS (Ayurveda)- 3 years course duration.
3. Ph.D level courses
4. Certificate courses (in branches of Panchakarma, Kshara Shutra, Standardisation of Ayurvedic Plant Material, Beauty Care).

UNANI MEDICINE
There are following levels of courses:
1. Undergraduate level: BUMS (Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery)- 5.5 years course duration (along with 1 year internship).
2. Postgraduate level: MD/ MS (Unani)- 3 years course duration.
3. Ph.D level courses

HOMEOPATHY

There are following levels of courses:
1. Undergraduate level: BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery)- 5.5 years course duration (along with 1 year internship).
2. Postgraduate level: MD/ MS (Homeo)- 3 years course duration.
3. Ph.D level courses

SIDDHA MEDICINE

There are following levels of courses:
1. Undergraduate level: BSMS (Bachelor of Sidhha Medicine and Surgery)- 5.5 years course duration (along with 1 year internship).
2. Postgraduate level: MD/ MS (Siddha)- 3 years course duration.
3. Ph.D level courses

NATUROPATHY & YOGA

It covers the study of both Naturopathy Medicine and Therapeutic Yoga for treatment of patients. There are following levels of courses:
1. Undergraduate level: BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yoga Sciences)- 5.5 years course duration (along with 1 year internship).
2. Postgraduate level: MD (Naturopathy and Yoga)- 3 years course duration.
3. Ph.D level courses

CAREER SCOPE

1. You can do your own private practice in your own clinic.
2. You can work in Private Hospitals.
3.  Every Government District Hospital and Allopathic Medical Colleges have a 50 bed department of AYUSH, where you can work.
4. You can give UPSC and state PSCs and join as Research Medical Officer (Ayurveda), Research Medical Officer (Homeopathy) and Research Medical Officer (Unani).
5. You can join as a faculty in Government/ Private Colleges.
6. You can work in Primary Health Centres (under National Rural Health Mission).
7. You can work as researcher/ physician in Ayurveda pharmaceutical companies (like Dabur, Patanjali, Baidhyanath), Unani pharmaceutical companies (like Hamdard), Homeopathy pharmaceutical companies (like Bakson), etc.
8. Now our Indian Army is also going to open vacancies for AYUSH Doctors in Military Hospitals for peace-time treatment and researches.
9. You can work as Senior Research Fellow/ Scientist in ICMR, CSIR, CCRAS, DST, Ministry of AYUSH, etc.
10. Since, you are a graduate, so you can give any competitive exams like UPSC, SSC, etc.

ADMISSION PROCESS (of BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS and BYNS)

Admission is made on the basis of NEET-UG scores. The counselling is done in two modes:

1. Central Counselling (for 15% All India Quota seats, Central Institute seats and Deemed University seats)- In this candidates from all over India can apply. It is conducted by Ministry of AYUSH at aaccc.gov.in

2. State Counselling (for remaining 85% seats in Government and Private Colleges of State)- In this only state domicile candidates can apply.

COURSE FEES (of BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS and BYNS)

In Government colleges, the average course fees ranges from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 40,000 per annum.
In Private Colleges, the average course fees 
ranges from Rs. 2,00,000 to Rs. 5,50,000 per annum.

For knowing about Best AYUSH Medical Colleges (BAMS, BHMS, BUMS, BSMS and BYNS) in India- Click here

NEET 2019- Analysis, Answer Key and Solution

NEET 2019 Exam is over now. The level of paper was moderate, with majority of questions from NCERT syllabus. Physics and Chemistry were easier (but a little tricky) than previous year papers, with majority of theoretical and basic concept based questions. In Biology about 85-90% of questions were directly from NCERT. About 20-30% of questions were repeated questions (from previous years).

Overall paper was easier than 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018. So it is expected that cutoff may rise a little bit.
Still, NEET 2019 examination is to be conducted in Orrissa (dates will be announced), which was postponed due to cyclone Fani.

You might be looking for answer keys for the paper. Here is the answer key and solution for NEET 2019 paper:

Answer Key (P series- P1 to P6): Click to download
Answer Key (Q series- Q1 to Q6): Click to download
Answer Key (R series- R1 to R6):  Click to download
Answer Key (S series- S1 to S6): Click to download
Physics paper solution: Click to download
Chemistry paper solution: Click to download
Biology paper solution: Click to download

How to make short notes for revision for NEET/AIIMS

As the exam date is coming closer, necessity to increase the frequency of revision is also increasing. For this, you need to have short notes.
Here in this article, I have given some tips to make good short notes.

For Physics

First understand and revise your class notes and solve questions related to that chapter. After that point out those formulas and concepts, which were very frequently asked in those questions. Now write them in a concise way. This is the way of making good short notes for Physics.

For Physical Chemistry

Same as that in Physics; Understand and revise your class notes and then solve the questions related to that chapter. After that point out those formulas, values and concepts, which were very frequently asked in those questions. Now write them in a concise way. This is the way of making good short notes for Physical Chemistry.

For Inorganic Chemistry

First of all read the chapter from NCERT book twice or thrice and then solve the questions (past 20 years of NEET and AIIMS and atleast 100 extra questions) related to that chapter. After that write all the important trends, chemical formulas and reactions which were frequently asked while solving the questions. This will help you in making a good short notes for Inorganic Chemistry.

For Organic Chemistry

First of all read your class notes and then read that chapter from NCERT book twice or thrice and then solve the questions (past 20 years of NEET and AIIMS and atleast 100 extra questions). After that write (in a concise way) all the important trends, isomers, chemical formulas and organic reactions which were frequently asked while solving the questions. This will help you in making a good short notes for Organic Chemistry.

For Biology

NCERT is itself a short notes. Just revise NCERT atleast thrice and solve atleast 150 questions (in addition to 20 years NEET and AIIMS questions) per chapter, you will definitely score good in Biology in NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER.

NEET Analysis- Paper pattern, Difficulty level, Chapterwise weightage and repeated questions

NEET 2019 will be conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) on 5th May 2019.
Examination will be offline pen and paper test. It will be of three hours duration, starting from 2.00 pm and ending on 5.00 pm.

Paper pattern

Paper will contain 180 questions from Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Biology will contain 90 questions (45 Zoology and 45 Botany) and Physics and Chemistry will contain 45 questions each.
Questions will be MCQ type with single correct answer. Right answer will reward you with +4 marks and wrong answer will cause a negative marking of -1 marks (25% penalty).
80% questions will come from syllabus of NCERT Books of Physics, Chemistry and Biology, taught in 11th and 12th class. So commanding NCERT is a must and you will have to read it as a holy book for sure success in NEET.

An analysis of difficulty level and Chapterwise weightage is given below:
(Note: The following analysis is done by looking at all the papers from 2008 to 2018. Please do not relate it with a particular year paper.)

Difficulty level

Difficulty level of NEET paper is overall moderate. Difficulty wise distribution of questions:
● 10% questions (about 18 out of 180) are difficult.
● 35% questions (about 63 out of 180) are moderate.
● 55% questions (about 99 out of 180) are easy.
About 70 questions in Biology are of easy level.

Chapterwise weightage of Physics

1. Error, Unit and Dimensions- 1 question
2. Kinematics- 2 questions
3. Newton's law of motion- 1 or 2 questions
4. Work, power and energy- 3 questions
5. Rotational dynamics- 3 questions
6. Gravitation- 2 questions
7. Elasticity and Fluid Mechanics- 2 questions
8. Thermal properties of Matter- 2 questions
9. Thermodynamics and KTG- 3 questions
10. SHM and Waves- 3 questions
11. Electrostatics- 2 questions
12. Current Electricity- 2 questions
13. Magnetism- 5 questions
14. EMI and AC- 2 questions
15. EM waves- 1 question
16. Optics- 3 or 4 questions
17. Modern Physics- 4 questions
18. Semiconductor Electronics- 2 questions

(Now according to new changes by MCI, no any questions will be asked from Fluid Mechanics and KTG)

Chapterwise weightage of Chemistry

1. Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry- 1 question
2. Atomic structure- 2 questions
3. Periodicity in properties and classification of elements- 1 question
4. Chemical Bonding- 3 questions
5. States of Matter- 0 or 1 question
6. Themochemistry- 1 or 2 questions
7. Equilibrium- 2 or 3 questions
8. Redox reaction- 1 question
9. Hydrogen- 0 or 1 question
10. s- block- 1 question
11. p- block (group 13 to 18)- 3 questions
12. General Organic Chemistry- 4 questions
13. Hydrocarbon- 2 questions
14. Environmental Chemistry- 0 or 1 question
15. Solid State- 1 or 2 question
16. Solutions- 2 questions
17. Electrochemistry- 2 questions
18. Chemical Kinetics-  2 questions
19. Surface Chemistry- 1 question
20. Extraction of metals (Metallurgy)- 1 question
21. d and f block- 3 questions
22. Coordination compounds- 2 or 3 questions
23. Haloalkanes to Amines- 6 questions
24. Biomolecules- 2 questions
25. Polymers- 1 question
26. Chemistry in Everyday Life- 1 question

Chapterwise weightage of Biology

1. Living world- 1 question
2. Biological Classification- 2 questions
3. Plant Kingdom- 3 questions
4. Animal Kingdom- 3 questions
5. Morphology of Flowering plants- 4 questions
6. Anatomy of flowering plants- 2 questions
7. Structural organisation in Animals- 1 or 2 questions
8. Cell: The Unit of Life- 5 or 6 questions
9. Biomolecules- 1 or 2 questions
10. Cell cycle and cell division- 2 questions
11. Transport in plants- 2 questions
12. Mineral Nutrition- 1 question
13. Photosynthesis in Plants- 1 or 2 questions
14. Respiration in Plants- 1 or 2 questions
15. Plant Growth and development- 2 questions
16. Digestion and Absorption- 2 questions
17. Breathing and Exchange of gases- 1 question
18. Body Fluids and Circulation- 3 questions
19. Excretory Products and their elimination- 1 questions
20. Locomotion and Movement- 2 questions
21. Neural Control and Coordination- 2 questions
22. Chemical Coordination and Integration- 2 questions
23. Reproduction in organisms- 1 question
24. Sexual Reproduction in flowering plants- 5 questions
25. Human Reproduction- 4 questions
26. Reproductive Health- 2 questions
27. Principles of Inheritance and Variation- 5 questions
28. Molecular Basis of Inheritance- 3 questions
29. Evolution- 3 questions
30. Human Health and Disease- 3 questions
31. Strategies for enhancement in food production- 2 questions
32. Microbes in Human Welfare- 1 question
33. Biotechnology and its Applications- 3 questions
34. Organisms and Population- 1 or 2 questions
35. Ecosystem- 4 or 5 questions
36. Biodiversity and Conservation- 2 or 3 questions
37. Environmental Issues- 3 or 4 questions

So you can see, in Physics, 22 questions come from 11th syllabus and 23 questions come from 12th syllabus.
In Chemistry, 23 questions come from 11th syllabus and 22 questions come from 12th syllabus.
In Biology, 46 questions comes from 11th syllabus and 44 questions comes from 12th syllabus.
So overall, 91 questions (50.5% part) come from 11th syllabus and 89 questions (49.5% part) come from 12th syllabus.
So 11th is very important for NEET and you will have to revise it regularly along with your 12th syllabus.

Repeated questions

● In Biology, about 40% questions are repeated (not exactly, but in some modified form) questions of past year NEET/AIIMS/State-PMTs papers.
● In Physics, about 30% questions are repeated (not exactly, but in some modified form) questions of past year NEET/AIIMS/JEE-Main/State-PMTs papers.
● In Chemistry, about 35% questions are repeated (not exactly, but in some modified form) questions of past year NEET/AIIMS/JEE-Main/State-PMTs papers.

So solving past 10 years questions of NEET/AIIMS/JEE-Main/State-PMTs papers is very important.

I hope this article will be helpful for you. If you still have any queries, please ask it in comments.

Download NEET previous year question papers.

The new year 2019 has started and the countdown to the examination date begins, as NEET examination is on 5th May 2019. So there is only four months left for NEET 2019 examination.

Now it is the time for revision and mock tests. Many students are looking for past year papers to have an idea of the pattern and weightage of questions asked in examination.
Here in this blog, I have provided links to download past year papers (2014-18).

Download AIPMT 2014 question paper: Click here
Download AIPMT 2015 question paper: Click here
Download AIPMT 2015 (retest) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2016 (Phase-1) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2016 (Phase-2) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2017 (Code A/B/C/D) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2017 (Code P/Q/R/S) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2017 (Code W/X/Y/Z) question paper: Click here
Download NEET 2018 question paper: Click here

You have to solve these papers in three hours duration, as this is the time you will get in your real examination.

For taking mock tests, you will have to download new sample papers. Here is the link- Download free sample papers for NEET

I hope you have downloaded past year papers. Now practice more and more and score well in NEET 2019 examination.
All the best for your NEET exams!

If you have any questions, please ask it in comments.

Points to remember before applying for NEET

About NEET
National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, popularly known as NEET UG, will be conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). NEET 2019 will be conducted once a year and will held on May 5. The exam will be held in offline mode which means NEET is a pen and paper test.

Exam level: National Level Exam
Frequency: Once a year
Languages: Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Hindi, English, Marathi, Urdu, Kannada, Telugu, Odia.
Conducting Body: National Testing Agency
Duration: 3 Hours

Exam pattern
Candidates will be provided with an OMR sheet where they will be required to submit responses.
NEET UG paper will be of three-hour duration which will contain three sections- Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology).
The total number of questions in the NEET 2019 Exam will be 180 (all the questions will be MCQs) for a total of 720 marks. Candidates are awarded four marks for each correct response while one mark will be deducted for each incorrect response. The Biology section of NEET question paper carries more marks as the section alone consists of 90 questions while the other two sections contain 45 questions each. There will be no deduction of marks for not attempting a question.
The paper will be available in 11 languages (English, Hindi, Urdu and Other 8 regional languages) and availability of the question paper in a particular regional language will depend on the location of the exam centre of NEET 2019.

Eligibility criteria for NEET
The following points are NEET eligibility criteria:
• Nationality:- Indian Nationals, NRIs, PIOs, OCIs and Foreign Nationals are eligible to take NEET 2019.
• Age Limit:- As per the minimum age limit of NEET, a candidate should complete 17 years of age on or before December 31, 2019. The maximum age limit to appear for NEET is 25 years (unreserved category candidates) and 30 years (reserved and PwD category candidates).
• Educational Qualification:- Candidate must pass Class 12 or equivalent examination by scoring qualifying marks in English, Physics, Biology and Chemistry individually and an aggregate of minimum 50% in Chemistry, Biology and Physics for unreserved category candidates, 45% for general PWD candidates and OBC candidates and 40% for SC/ST candidates.
• Number of Attempts:- The attempt limit to take NEET UG has been removed.

Filling up the form
The application process will involve steps:
1. Submission of personal and educational details which can be checked below:-
a. Registration
b. Filling up academic details
c. Providing permanent and correspondence address
2. Uploading Photograph and Signature
3. Make Payment
4. Take a printout of the confirmation page

According to Supreme Court order, adhaar card is now not necessary for NEET.

Important dates for NEET 2019
Availability of application form: 1st November 2018
Closing of Registration: 30th November 2018
Last date to make payment: 1st December 2018
Availability of admit card: 15th April 2019
Date of examination: 5th May 2019
Declaration of results: 5th June
Counselling starts: 25th June onwards.

After NEET
After qualifying NEET 2019, candidates will be required to appear for the national and state level counselling processes.
The admission to MBBS and BDS courses are taken on the basis of merit (NEET 2019 score) and preferences (choices submitted in the counselling) basis.
The national counselling will be conducted by MCC for AFMC, All India Quota seats, Deemed University seats (including MGIMS, BHU, AMU and other private deemed universities) and ESI quota seats.
Each state will conduct its own counselling for its state quota seats for their domicile candidates.

Best coaching institutes for NEET/AIIMS/JIPMER preparation.

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

1. Allen Career Institute Kota
2. Shri Chaitanya Institute
3. Aakash (especially Delhi, Lucknow and Kolkata branch)
4. Resonance Kota
5. Career Point Kota
6. Narayana Delhi
7. JRS Varanasi
8. Pathfinder Kolkata

Online Coachings

1. NEET Prep
2. Etoos India
3. Motion
4. Aakash itutor
5. Biomentors
6. 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.

NEET 2018 UP State Counselling Cut-off of Top 10 medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh.

NEET 2018 UP State Counselling is now over. But till now UPDGME has not released the official cutoffs. But based on student's information on cutoffs, we have listed approximate cutoffs.

(Remember: These are approximate and general category cutoffs.)
Here is the list:

1. King George Medical University, Lucknow
UP quota Seats- 211
Cut-off rank- around AIR 2000
Cut-off marks- 593- 594

2. Ganesh Shankar Vidyarthi Memorial Medical College, Kanpur

UP quota Seats- 158
Cut-off rank- around AIR 5000
Cut-off marks- 565- 566

3. Moti Lal Nehru Medical College, Allahabad

UP quota Seats- 127
Cut-off rank- around AIR 6500
Cut-off marks- 554- 555

4. Lala Lajpat Rai Memorial Medical College, Meerut

UP quota Seats- 126
Cut-off rank- around AIR 7500
Cut-off marks- 548- 549

5. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow

UP quota Seats- 127
Cut-off rank- around AIR 4500
Cut-off marks- 566- 568

6. SN Medical College, Agra

UP quota Seats- 128
Cut-off rank- around AIR 7000
Cut-off marks- 551- 552

7. BRD Medical College, Gorakhpur

UP quota Seats- 82
Cut-off rank- around AIR 8000
Cut-off marks- 546- 548

8. Maharani Laxmi Bai Medical College, Jhansi

UP quota Seats- 82
Cut-off rank- around AIR 8400
Cut-off marks- 544- 545

9. UP Rural Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Etawah

UP quota Seats- 126
Cut-off rank- around AIR 9500
Cut-off marks- 541- 542

10. Government Medical College, Kannauj

UP quota Seats- 85
Cut-off rank- around AIR 10200
Cut-off marks- 537- 38

NEET 2018 All India Quota cutoff Ranks and Marks of India's Top Medical Colleges.

Counselling of NEET 2018 is now over. Students may be searching for the cutoffs of medical colleges.
To lower their burden, we have listed the cutoffs of some top medical colleges in our country which takes its MBBS admission through NEET. Here is the list:

1. Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi
This is the first choice of all the NEET Toppers. So its cutoff is highest.
In 2018, cutoff rank was AIR 62, which corresponds to 661 marks out of 720.

2. University College of Medical Science, Delhi
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 200, which corresponds to above 650 marks out of 720.

3. Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College, Delhi
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 116, which corresponds to 655- 657 marks out of 720.

4. King George Medical University, Lucknow
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 700, which corresponds to approx. 622- 626 marks out of 720.

5. Seth GS Medical College, Mumbai
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 340, which corresponds to approx 645- 650 marks out of 720.

6. Medical College, Kolkata
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 2000, which corresponds to above 592 marks out of 720.

7. Grant Medical College, Mumbai
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 1080, which corresponds to above 607 marks out of 720.

8. Institute of Medical Science, BHU
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 350, which corresponds to 645- 650 marks out of 720.

9. Government Medical College, Chandigarh
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 300, which corresponds to 648- 650 marks out of 720.

10. Sawai Man Singh Medical College, Jaipur
Its cutoff was approx. AIR 560, which corresponds to approx. 630- 635 marks out of 720.

Note: 1. In above datas, the cutoff provided is of 2nd counselling of All India Quota Seats in those colleges.
2. The cutoff ranks and marks is of general category students only.

NATIONAL TESTING AGENCY releases free study videos for JEE/NEET

National Testing Agency has uploaded free study lectures for NEET preparation. It has been uploaded under Swayam scheme of HRD Ministry, which aims at giving free education to those students who can't afford costly coaching classes.

The lectures have been prepared keeping the NCERT syllabus in mind. Eminent Professors from IIT Delhi have prepared these lecture videos.
These videos are available on youtube channel IIT-PAL whose link is given on the official website of National Testing Agency.

Here is the link of that page from official website of NTA: NTA NEET/JEE Lectures Official page

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Confirmed: NEET 2019 is going to be conducted only once again in offline mode as before.

A bad news for all the PMT aspirants who were going to appear in NEET 2019.
NEET 2019 will be conducted by NTA but not twice a year. It will be again held in offlinemode as before.

Health ministry pointed out some defects in the decision of HRD Ministry and asked to conduct NEET in offline mode as before till 2019.
Following issues were pointed out:
1. Rural students finding it difficult to give computer based test.
2. 16 shifts a year means question bank will get exhausted early and there will be difficulty in preparing new questions always.
3. Lack of computer exam centres for large number of students.

Now on 21st August, NTA has released the official routine for conduct of examinations in 2019, in which NEET is scheduled to be conducted only once and that too in offline pen and paper mode.

NEET 2019 form available: 1st November to 30th November.
NEET 2019 admit card: 15 April
NEET 2019 exam date: 5 May
NEET 2019 result: 5 June.

This is really not a good decision because many coachings and all students have updated their routine and class schedule keeping NTA NEET in mind. Now they will have to again make new strategies and new tensions for them as they were hopeful for selection with NEET being held twice a year.

Now coachings will design new routines and schedule creating confusions for aspirants.
Many students might have joined online test series for NTA NEET. Now they will have to again spend their money for offline tests.
This all happened because of irresponsiblity of our government in taking confirmed decisions at a time; which keeps students tensed and their future ruined.

All we can say is "The NEET drama begins".

Top 10 government medical colleges in west bengal.

  

There are 14 government medical colleges in west bengal. Here I have provided list of top 10 government medical colleges in west bengal for MBBS:

1. RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata
Seats: 200
Location: Kolkata
Established: 1916

2. Medical College Kolkata
Seats: 250
Location: Kolkata
Established: 1838

3. IPGMER Kolkata
Seats: 150
Location: Kolkata
Established: 1957

4. Nilratan Sircar Medical College, Kolkata
Seats: 250
Location: Kolkata
Established: 1948

5. Calcutta National Medical College, Kolkata
Seats: 200
Location: Kolkata
Established: 1948

6. North Bengal Medical College, Darjeeling
Seats: 100
Location: Darjeeling
Established: 1968

7. Burdwan Medical College, Burdwan
Seats: 150
Location: Burdwan
Established: 1969

8. Bankura Sammilani Medical College, Bankura
Seats: 150
Location: Bankura
Established: 1956

9. College of Medicine and Sagore Dutta Hospital, Kolkata
Seats: 100
Location: Kolkata
Established: 2011

10. College of Medicine and JNM Hospital, Kalyani, Nadia
Seats: 100
Location: Kalyani
Established: 2010

Note: The above ranking should not be considered as latest. It is based on a combined research from past year rankings and toppers preference.

Top 5 government medical colleges in Bihar.

                               
There are 9 government medical colleges in Bihar. But only a few of them is good and the rest receives regular warnings from MCI.
So there are 5 medical colleges in bihar which are in good condition.
So here is list of Top 5 government medical colleges in bihar for doing MBBS:

1. PMCH Patna
Seats: 150
Location: Patna
Established: 1925

2. DMCH Darbhanga
Seats: 100
Location: Darbhanga
Established: 1946

3. JLNMC Bhagalpur
Seats: 100
Location: Bhagalpur
Established: 1971

4. NMCH Patna
Seats: 100
Location: Patna 
Established: 1970

5. SKMCH Muzaffarpur
Seats: 100
Location: Muzaffarpur
Established: 1970

Note: The above ranking should not be considered as latest. It is based on a combined research from past year rankings and toppers preference.

Top 10 Private medical colleges in India.

There is more than 200 private medical colleges in India. Here I have provided list of top 10 most preferred private medical colleges in India for doing MBBS:

1. Christian Medical College
Location: Vellore
Established: 1900

2. Kasturba Medical College
Location: Manipal
Established: 1953

3. St. John's Medical College
Location: Bangalore
Established: 1963

4. Christian Medical College
Location: Ludhiana
Established: 1953

5. SRM Medical College
Location: Chennai
Established: 2005

6. Jawaharlal Negru Medical College
Location: Belgaum
Established: 1963

7. Kasturba Medical College
Location: Mangalore
Established: 1955

8. JSS Medical College
Location: Mysore
Established: 1984

9. MS Ramaiah Medical College
Location: Bangalore
Established: 1979

10. DY Patil Medical College
Location: Pune
Established: 1996

Note: The above ranking should not be considered as latest. It is based on a combined research from past year rankings and student's preference.

Practice More- Download free sample papers for NEET.

Students who are going to appear in NEET examinations, need to practice a lot of questions and give more and more mock tests to get higher ranking in NEET.

Here you will get good quality sample papers to practice for NEET. I have collected this from various websites. So you do not need to search different websites for papers. Get them here at one page!!

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Suggested books for more mock test papers for your practice for NEET:
1. Target NEET 2019 (2012-18 Solved Papers + 10 Mock Papers)
2. Cengage 21 Test Papers for NEET
3. MTG's 10 Very Similar Practice Sets NEET 4. Aim4Aiims NEET Practice Set (15 Papers) Physics/Chemistry/Biology (First Edition 2017)

Score more than 620 in NEET- Best revision technique to get rid of your fear of revision.

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.

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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!!