PREPARATION TIPS FOR AIPMT 2015 JULY

As we know, AIPMT has been cancelled by the Supreme Court due to question paper leak causing confusion among the students. Indeed, its a big challenging task for the students to prepare within four weeks to achieve goal. Most students believe that four weeks are not enough in terms of preparation. So here are some simple tips to prepare for AIPMT in four weeks.

1. Revise NCERT text book again and again.

2. Try to solve 12 mock test paper in 12 days.

3. Revise the chapters that having full command in order to boost your confidence.

4. Get in touch with subject experts and keep discussing about your query or doubts.

5. Must remember time management during examination.

6. Divide the course for 21 days. It will help you to revise different topics at different days.

7. Start the revision from the topics in which you are already strong. The second study will help to keep on running.

8. Prefer NCERT books only for main study.

9. Solve AIPMT Mock test paper in every three days.

10. Keep in contact with the teachers and discuss more and more topics from them.

AIPMT 2015 TO BE HELD ON 25 JULY

After the Supreme Court stepped in CBSE All India Pre Medical Entrance Test (AIPMT), the date has been announced by the CBSE. The test will be again held on 25th July 2015. During the last hearing of the case, the Supreme Court ordered that the result must be declare before August 17.

Indeed, AIPMT's answer key was leaked in Rohtak due to which the Supreme Court had quashed the exam. During the hearing of the case, CBSE opposed the petition, saying that it will have to follow a long process.

The AIPMT's answer keys were spread with the help of whatsapp among the candidates.
We hope this time full precautions will be taken by the examination authorities to avoid such major clash. These kind of problems affects the student life whose appeared the examination previously.

EVERY YEAR NEARLY 99 PERCENT STUDENTS FAIL IN AIPMT

AIPMT or All India Pre Medical Test exam is so difficult that every year approximately 99 percent of the candidates applying for this exam fail to crack. Only 0.6 to 1 percent of students are able to crack this test.

This year nearly 6.3 lakh students participated in the test.There are approximately 52,000 seats for MBBS in the country out of which 25,000 seats only for government college (other than AIIMS and JIPMER) under All India Quota. This makes only 3700 seats available for which lakh's of students apply. Due to this reason only 0.6 to 1 percent students are able to crack the AIPMT test.

Fees of government colleges is about Rs 25,000 to Rs 75,000. The govt colleges also provide good quality education to the selected students. For MBBS course the fees of private colleges is about 15 lakh to 40 lakh. While seats of management quota cost about 50 lakh to 80 lakh. Even with so high admission fees, the quality of education in these type of colleges is poor.

Due to increment in fees of private colleges and poor quality of education, the candidates are focusing more on government college.