Medicine & Health Sciences Entrance Exam

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The basic conventional practice for preparing NEET starts with being thorough with the portions of XI and XII of NCERT. To supplement it, you can go through the MCQ books for your internal assessment.

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If you look at NEET cutoff trends, you may witness an exponential rise. Coming to score for government medical colleges you need 550+ whereas, for private you need 450+ to be in the safer side.

Study NCERT textbooks thoroughly and solve 100 MCQs per day.

No, NEET and AIIMS syllabus is not same. It is different.

AIIMS MBBS is considered as one of the most competitive undergraduate medical entrance exam of India. It is termed as one of the toughest medical entrance test due to its question, number of applications and limited number of seats. One has to put in their heart and soul in AIIMS MBBS preparation, as the number of seats in the 7 AIIMS institutes are less and applicants are more. AIIMS MBBS course has 72 seats for Indian Nationals and 1 seat for Foreign Nationals at AIIMS Delhi. Listed below are the category-wise bifurcation of seats at AIIMS Delhi, Bhopal, Jodhpur, Patna, Rishikesh, Bhubaneswar and Raipur.

5th May in 2018.

For 2019, 550 mark to nearly 570 mark.

Biology 90 question
Physics 45 question
Chemistry 45 question
Total question 180.

Biology 90 question
Chemistry 45 question
Physics. 45 question.

No, you can't appear for NEET 2018, if you are born in 2001.