Candidates studying for AIIMS MBBS admission should gather as much information as possible on the exam pattern. AIIMS MBBS CURRENT_YEAR is a computer-based (online) entrance test for undergraduate students seeking admission to one of India’s 15 AIIMS. The test is held at particular AIIMS-accredited institutes across the country. Aspirants may find important information regarding the AIIMS MBBS CURRENT_YEAR test, such as the exam pattern, curriculum, and other related material, in the article below.AIIMS MBBS CURRENT_YEAR is slated for May this year. The paper will take 312 hours to complete. Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Knowledge will be separated into four sections of the paper.The question paper will be available in both English and Hindi. As a result, when filling out the application form, candidates must specify their preferred language. There will be 200 multiple choice and reason-assertion questions on the online mode paper.
Highlights:
| Particulars | Paper 1 |
| Full-Form | All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi |
| Subject | Chemistry, Biology, General Knowledge, Aptitude and Logical Thinking |
| Mode of Conduction | Online |
| Duration | 3 hours 30 minutes |
| Exam Frequency | 2 times a year |
| Total Registrants for Previous session | 4,50,000 |
| Official Website | mbbs.aiimsexams.org |
| Total Marks | 200 |
| Total Questions Asked | 200 questions |
| Total Questions to be Answered | 200 questions |
| Marking Scheme | Awarded 1 mark |
| Negative Marking | Minus-one-third |
| Medium of paper | English |
Eligibility Criteria:
Before applying for the test, candidates must meet the AIIMS MBBS Eligibility Criteria. Some of the eligibility requirements are as follows:
- Age Requirement: Candidates must have reached or will reach the age of 17 by December 31st of the year of admission.
- Applicants who were born on or after January 2, 2005 are ineligible to apply.
- Minimum Marks: For General and OBC students, the minimum aggregate of marks in the examination is 60%, for SC/ST candidates it is 50%, and for PWBD candidates it is 45 percent.
- Subjects: Candidates must have passed the qualifying exams in English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
CURRENT_YEAR Exam Dates:
| Status of registration including rejection/ deficiency in applications: | March CURRENT_YEAR, 3rd week |
| Availability of admit cards: | May CURRENT_YEAR, 2nd week |
| Examination date: | May CURRENT_YEAR |
| Declaration of results: | June CURRENT_YEAR, 3rd week |
Exam Updates CURRENT_YEAR:
| Examination date: | May CURRENT_YEAR |
| Availability of admit cards: | May CURRENT_YEAR, 2nd week |
Application Form CURRENT_YEAR:
- The application form can be filled out online by candidates.
- Candidates must complete basic registration, code generation, and final registration in order to fill out an application.
- Candidates must fill out all of the required information on the application form. They must indicate their category when completing the application form.
- At the time of final registration, candidates must select an examination centre and pay for it.
- Candidates must provide scanned pictures of their photo, signature, and thumb imprint.
- Candidates should preserve a copy of the application form at all stages until the admissions process is completed.
Exam Application Fee CURRENT_YEAR:
| General: | 1500 |
| OBC : | 1500 |
| SC: | 1200 |
| ST: | 1200 |
| PWBD: | Exempted |
Exam CURRENT_YEAR: What’s New?
The AIIMS CURRENT_YEAR test was held for admission to the institute’s MBBS programme. The National Eligibility Cumulative Entrance Test has now taken its place. In CURRENT_YEAR, the AIIMS MBBS exam will be abolished. The scores acquired in NEET will henceforth be used to determine admission to AIIMS’ undergraduate medical programmes.
Exam Pattern:
- Test Mode: The exam will be administered in an online (CBT) format.
- Marking Scheme: Each right answer will receive one point.
- Negative Marking: For each erroneous response, 1/3 of a mark will be deducted.
- The question paper will be offered in either English or Hindi, depending on the preference of the candidates.
- The test will be administered in two shifts.
Syllabus:
The syllabus for the Competitive Entrance Examination will be based on the 10+2 Scheme/Intermediate Science and will begin in 12th grade. The Institute will not provide a different syllabus for the test. Physics, chemistry, and biology disciplines can be used to prepare candidates.
Preparation Tips:
- Make a detailed timetable and stick to it.
- Examine prior year’s question papers to get a sense of the exam format.
- Examine the syllabus for classes 11 and 12 and go through each item in the NCERT books.
- Practice with the greatest books accessible on the internet and in bookstores.
- Allow enough time for each subject.
- Get enough sleep and relax. Do not be alarmed; instead, practise meditation and eat a healthy diet.
Exam Time Table:
| Entrance Examination (Stage I): | 10th November, CURRENT_YEAR (Wednesday) |
| Result Notification: | 16th November, CURRENT_YEAR (Tuesday) |
| Departmental Assessment (Stage II): | 24th , 25th & 26th November, CURRENT_YEAR (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday) |
| Final Result Notification: | 2th December, CURRENT_YEAR (Thursday) |
Exam Reservation:
| Reservation of Seats in all AIIMS. | |
| ST | 7.5% |
| SC | 15% |
| OBC | 27% |
Answer Key:
Following the completion of the admission exam, the AIIMS Answer Key will be made available online. Candidates will be able to estimate their marks in AIIMS MBBS CURRENT_YEAR using the answer key. The answer key for AIIMS MBBS will also be published by the various coaching organisations. It will include all of the right answers to the questions on the exam paper.
Cut Off:
| General: | 1 | 51 |
| SC: | 87 | 1,198 |
| ST: | 99 | 2,239 |
| OBC: | 59 | 218 |
| PwD: | 1,779 | 3,786 |
| EWS: | 54 | 215 |
Test Comparison:
- While AIIMS is available online, NEET is not. So you don’t have to worry about filling out the omr form at AIIMS.
- Number of questions: In AIIMS, 200 questions are asked, however in NEET, just 180 are asked.
- Time allotted: AIIMS is three and a half hours long, whereas NEET is merely three hours long.
- Sections: The NEET examination is broken into three sections, however the AIIMS exam has an extra section for GENERAL KNOWLEDGE.
- Negative marking: For each incorrect answer, AIIMS has a higher negative marking of 0.33, whilst NEET has a negative marking of 1/4.
- Difficulty level: The AIIMS paper is more harder than the NEET paper.
