6 Important Tips to Crack AIPMT 2016

To study medicine at one of the reputed medical colleges in the country, one must aim to crack AIPMT – All India Pre-Medical Test. The entrance exam facilitates admission for top 15% candidates into most well known medical and dental colleges.

The medical entrance examination is scheduled to be conducted on 1st May, 2016 and its result will be declared on 5th June, 2016.

To ace Aipmt aspirants need to be well-versed with the exam pattern and syllabus. With two months in hand all must gear up and focus their energy on the exam preparation. Here are some important tips that candidates need to know:

• Make a Routine

To be able to have an intact preparation plan, one must have a proper routine in terms of study and break time. This avoids wastage of time and energy and enables efficient preparation.

• Organize

It is very crucial to carry on the exam preparation in an organized way. One must keep the study material ready before starting a particular topic. Moreover, the entire syllabus should be broken down into parts and then a systematic approach should be adopted while preparing.

• Know the Exam

Being well-versed with the exam pattern is the first and foremost thing that an aspirant must do. Along with knowing the basic pattern one must be aware about the recent developments and updates. Knowing the structure makes it easier to solve the entrance examination.

• Identify your strengths and weaknesses

To ace any entrance examination it is very important for aspirants to identify their own weak and strong areas. Knowing the strengths and weaknesses one can streamline and prioritize their preparation plan in a better way.

• Do not Skip Mocks

Solving mock papers helps aspirants to identify their weaknesses and also conduct error analysis. Various mock papers are available on the web; aspirants can also refer to books that comprise of mock papers and previous year question papers.

• Keep a check on Time

Preparing with keeping a check on time is a must to do well in the examination. The test duration is 3 hours wherein candidates are required to solve 180 questions.

Anshika Srivastava, an English(H) graduate from Delhi University, currently covering all the relevant aspects of education through writing.