JIPMER Applicant Details

The opposition to secure a seat in one of the premier medical institutes in India is round the corner. With the entrance test for the undergraduate medical courses in Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (Jipmer) booked for June 4, about 1,89,662 undergraduates are getting ready for the 200 undergrad seats.

As the quantity of candidates keeps on increasing over a seemingly endless amount of time, Jipmer Director S.C. Parija and Dean (Academic) R. P. Swaminathan amid a cooperation with The Hindu shared their experiences about the conflict amongst the most popular examinations in India and the approaches to split it.

Jipmer Director focused on that the undergraduates should similarly concentrate on English and thinking too since it adds to the variety in positioning. "Undergraduates tend to focus more on getting ready for physics, chemistry and Biology other than the English paper. In spite of the fact that it constitutes just 20 marks, it is vital to similarly concentrate on English too. In the event that undergraduates score well in different subjects and miss out in English paper, their positioning would go down," he said.

This year, about 1,89,662 undergraduates have connected for the Jipmer exam for 200 openings; 150 on the Puducherry grounds and 50 on the Karaikal grounds. Dr. Swaminathan said that the entrance examination would be held in 339 examination centers in 75 urban areas spread crosswise over India.

He included that the UG level entrance test takes after single best response framework, which rules out the concept of negative marking. The question paper is drafted by an advisory group comprising of specialists from various parts of India.

"The level of trouble of the exam is at standard with 12th exams. The candidate must work extremely hard and have a solid comprehension of the important points keeping in mind the end goal to pro the exam," included Dr. Swaminathan.

A year ago, 1,89,000 undergraduates appeared for the JIPMER Examination which was held in 175 cities.

Dr. Parija said the presentation of online tests was the purpose behind the intense increment in the quantity of candidates since it could be gotten to by undergraduates from all through the nation. He said the administration was enthusiastic about not expanding the quantity of seats.

Diligent work

Undergraduates went to training classes and alluded to the books containing mock question papers that were not formally distributed by Jipmer.

Alongside the entrance test score, the student more likely than not secured no less than a half score in the twelfth examination to fit the bill for the affirmation.

Jipmer was given the status of an Institution of National Importance by an Act of Parliament in July 2008 on the lines of All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, and Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research, Chandigarh.

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