All About Jipmer Mbbs
All About Jipmer Mbbs
All About Jipmer Mbbs
ABOUT
JIPMER
-MBBS
CONTENTS
An Introduction 02
JIPMER MBBS 03
Seats and Reservation Criteria 05
Important Dates 06
Eligibility Criteria 07
Application Form 09
Admit Card 13
Exam Pattern 14
Exam Day Guidelines 15
Answer Key 16
Result17
Cutoff18
Counselling21
Fee Structure 24
JIPMER Topper Interview 25
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JIPMER: AN INTRODUCTION
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) was
originally established as the École de Médicine de Pondichérry by the French Government
in the year 1823. When the de facto transfer of Pondicherry to the Government of India
took place in 1954, the medical school was converted into Dhanvantari Medical College.
Upon the passing away of India’s first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in 1964,
the college was bestowed with its current name. JIPMER was declared as an Institution of
National Importance by an act of the Indian Parliament in 2008. Apart from the campus in
Puducherry, a second campus in Karaikal has been established.
JIPMER imparts undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG) and super specialty medical
training through MBBS, B.Sc, M.Sc, MD, MS degree courses which are offered in over 43
disciplines. The duration of the MBBS course is 4 years and 6 months followed by one year
of compulsory rotatory internship.
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Periodicity Annual
Medium English
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Puducherry SC (P-SC) 8 6 2
The seat intake above includes 6 seats are reserved for Orthopedically Handicapped (OPH)
candidates, amongst which, one is reserved for an OPH candidate from Puducherry (P-OPH).
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I L I T Y
B
ELIGI ERIA
CRIT
Nationality:
The candidate must be an Indian national. Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) and Non-
Resident Indians (NRIs) are also eligible to apply but will be considered for admission under
general category.
Age Limit:
The candidate should be at least 17 years in age on or before December 31 of the year of
admission to the first year of the MBBS course. There is no upper age limit for JIPMER
MBBS.
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Educational Qualifications:
●● The candidate should have cleared his/her class 12 (10+2) or equivalent higher secondary examina-
tion with the subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Biotechnology and English.
●● The candidate must obtain the prescribed minimum qualifying marks in his/her class 12 qualifying
examination given below in the table.
●● If a candidate is awaiting his/her class 10+2 or equivalent qualifying exam result, then he/she will
be eligible to appear for JIPMER MBBS but admissions will be subject to the candidate clearing
the qualifying exam with the requisite marks.
●● If a candidate’s qualifying examination is not officially recognized by JIPMER, the candidate will
have to submit an Eligibility Certificate as given in the institution’s brochure. OCI and NRI candi-
dates will have to obtain a similar certificate from the Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi.
SC/ST/OBC 40%
OPH 45%
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The five steps to follow in order to successfully fill out the JIPMER MBBS applica-
tion form are:
●● Registration
●● Login
●● Submission of application form
●● Payment of application fee
●● Printout the final application page
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●● At the time of JIPMER MBBS registration, candidates are required to furnish their date of birth as
mentioned in the class 10 and 12 certificates along with their category, name, email ID and mobile
number.
●● Upon filling out the requisite details, candidates must sign the declaration form by entering the given
captcha and subsequently need to submit the JIPMER MBBS registration form. On submission
of the registration form, a user ID and password will be sent to the candidate’s registered email ID
and mobile number.
2. Login
●● Upon receiving the User ID and password, candidates have to login once again to the JIPMER
application page.
●● Candidates can do so either by clicking on the link which they will receive in their email along with
the user ID and password or by manually visiting the login page on the official JIPMER website.
●● They must enter the user ID and password and click on the ‘Login’ button.
●● The form containing details which the candidates entered for registration will be displayed. They
can proceed to fill out the application form by clicking on the ‘Edit’ button which will be displayed
on the top-right corner.
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The photograph must have been taken The signature must be done on a white sheet of paper
after the month of January in the year of within an area of 80mm x 35mm.
application.
While taking the photograph, candidates While scanning the image, candidates must digitally crop
must hold a placard with the candidate’s the signature to the dimensions mentioned above. The file
name and date of taking the photograph, size should not be less than 20KB and no more than 200KB.
both of which must be clearly visible.
The digital copy of the photograph for The filename should be saved as ‘Candidate Signature.jpg’
upload should be of the size 35mm x
45mm and should not be less than 20KB
or more than 200KB in size.
●● Credit card
●● Debit card
The category-wise application fee details have been given in the table below.
Category Application Fees
Unreserved and Puducherry Unreserved (P-UR) Rs 1,500 + applicable transaction charges
Other Backward Classes (OBC) and P-OBC Rs 1,500 + applicable transaction charges
Scheduled Caste (SC)/ Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Rs. 1,200 + applicable transaction charges
P-SC/ST
Non-Resident Indian (NRI)/ Overseas Citizen of Rs. 3,000 + applicable transaction charges
India (OCI)
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Language English
Physics: 60 questions
Chemistry: 60 questions
Distribution of questions Biology: 60 questions
English Language and Comprehension: 10 questions
Logical and Quantitative Reasoning: 10 questions
For General/OCI/NRI 50
For OPH 45
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Only the entrance exams which are conducted in the paper-pen mode are accompanied with
answer keys as candidates are allowed to take away their question booklet with them at the
end of the exam and can subsequently use the same to cross-check their answers upon the
release of the official answer key. Such a provision is not available for online exams as can-
didates will not be able to access the questions after appearing for the exam.
Candidates who appear for JIPMER will therefore be unable to evaluate their performance
or calculate their score before the JIPMER result is declared. Candidates are advised not to
trust unofficial sites offering JIPMER answer keys for download as these may carry incor-
rect details and information.
In case, JIPMER Puducherry releases any answer key, this e-book will be updated accord-
ingly.
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Only candidates who obtain the minimum category-wise percentile in JIPMER MBBS
result will be allowed to participate in the subsequent admission process.
Unreserved - OPH 45
●● The candidate who secures a higher percentile in Biology will be ranked higher.
●● If the tie persists, the candidate who obtains a higher percentile in Chemistry will be ranked higher.
●● If the tie still remains, the candidate with a higher percentile in Physics will be ranked higher.
●● If the tie persists, the candidate who secures a higher percentile in English Language and Compre-
hension will be ranked higher.
●● If the tie remains unresolved, the candidate with a higher percentile in Logical and Quantitative
Reasoning will be ranked higher.
●● In case the tie is yet to be resolved, the candidate who is senior in age will be ranked higher.
The result for JIPMER MBBS can be used for admission to either of the JIPMER campuses
in Puducherry and Karaikal. These scores are not valid anywhere else.
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The final cutoff rank and percentile score of JIPMER MBBS depends on many factors, such
as, the number of candidates who appear for the exam, the number of marks secured, the
difficulty level of the exam, the number of seats available etc.
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qualified candidates. This merit list will be declared along with the result. JIPMER will then
invite candidates who secure a place in the given rank brackets for the counselling process.
To provide aspirants with a better understanding of how the cutoff for qualifying and coun-
selling works in JIPMER MBBS, a detailed overview of the same process from JIPMER
MBBS 2018 has been provided in this section.
For each category, a number of students with the top percentiles were shortlisted for the
counselling procedure for both JIPMER Puducherry and JIPMER Karaikal. The category-
wise distribution of students who were shortlisted has been given in the table below.
Puducherry SC (P-SC) 48
Puducherry ST (P-ST) 12
PwD OPH 48
Total 1,644
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A total of 1,56,422 appeared for JIPMER MBBS in 2018. Out of these students, the number
of students who were considered eligible for JIPMER MBBS were the ones who secured
ranks below 8,000. Only the students who obtain a JIPMER MBBS percentile greater than
the cutoff percentile for the specific category are considered eligible for the subsequent
admission process. The details of the category-wise cutoff percentile and the associated
JIPMER rank (approximate) have been provided for prospective candidates.
The category-wise opening and closing ranks for JIPMER MBBS 2018 admissions have
been provided below for prospective candidates who wish to gauge their chances for admis-
sion to either of the two JIPMER campuses.
Candidates should note that all of the above mentioned ranks are only indicative of the
chances of being invited for counselling and not of final selection.
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The counselling will be conducted in the offline mode and therefore, candidates will have
to be physically present at the counselling venue in order to participate in the process. The
counselling will be conducted in three rounds and candidates who will participate in the first
round will not be allowed to participate in any subsequent rounds of counselling.
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COUNSELLING OVERVIEW
Note: The candidate who is absent on the day of counseling, he/she will not be eligible for
subsequent counseling except final counseling.
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Total 6,970
The fee has been listed according to the official circular released by JIPMER Puducherry
in 2018. Therefore, the fee may be subject to variation for the forthcoming academic year.
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Q. How did you prepare for the exams? How Sri Chaitanya
Q. Which are your favourite and most difficult subjects? Which according to you was the tough-
est and easiest section in JIPMER? And for NEET?
A. My favourite subject has always been Physics. Biology is not tough but that is the subject that I
needed the most time to prepare for.
In JIPMER, Physics and Chemistry were very easy while Biology was only slightly tougher.
In the case of NEET, I felt Chemistry was the easiest section for me. Physics consumed a lot of time
since it was a lengthy paper while Biology was easy.
Q. What were your section-wise percentiles in JIPMER and scores in NEET? How were the
papers on the whole?
A. In JIPMER my section-wise percentilesare 99.9780381 in Biology, 99.9719375 in Chemistry,
99.9987799 in Physics, 96.3152757 in English Language and Comprehension and 99.0251342 in
Logical and Quantitative Reasoning.
What happened in the case of JIPMER was that for a few questions the data was incomplete. However
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I still attempted all 200 questions. My friends from the same shift later confirmed that they too found
the data for those questions to be incomplete. On the whole though, the paper was very easy. While a
lot of other students could not complete the paper, I still had atleast 10 minutes left after completing
mine which was quite surprising. JIPMER only gives subject-wise percentiles unfortunately so I don’t
have any marks to share.
In NEET, I scored 345/360 in Biology, 165/180 in Physics, and 170/180 in Chemistry.
With regard to NEET, I attempted all the 180 questions. I found myself lagging behind in Physics
because of the time it was taking in solving questions. Therefore, I completed the Biology section as fast
as I could so I could spend more time on Physics. On the whole, the paper was easy but I just regret the
fact that I made three mistakes in Physics, two of them very silly ones which cost me important marks.
Apart from this, there were some ambiguous questions in Chemistry around halogens and polymers for
which we thought the CBSE would award bonus marks. However, that did not happen.
Q. Based on your experience, do you have any tips you would like to share with future medical
aspirants?
A. The most important suggestion I can give is to make sure you revise your NCERT books as thor-
oughly and as frequently as possible, especially for Biology. The maximum questions asked in NEET
will be from there. For Physics and Chemistry, apart from studying NCERT texts, solve as many model
papers and sample papers to get familiar with the concepts. The main thing to know is about the type of
questions that will be asked and prepare accordingly. It will be a huge loss if you do not know the pattern
of questions hence I would say it is best to go through the question papers of the last 5-6 years at least.
For AIIMS MBBS, which is an online exam, note that most candidates find the Reason Assertion
questions to be particularly difficult.There were some questions which are not part of the syllabus so
are left unattended. Therefore, I would suggest to practice for Reason Assertion as much as you can.
Many questions are calculation-intensive and require accurate answers so be sure to focus on accuracy
rather than the approximation.
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