Hello Amita,

The best way to be ready from now is to write mock exams as much as you can and then analyse your weaknesses as per the results. Evaluate the answer with full honesty and revise the concept which you think is your weaker part. This will give you

Just like any other exam preparation, JIPMER MBBS entrance exam also requires the best reference books to prepare with. Read on to get the list of the best JIPMER books to help you in your JIMER preparation.

1. JIPMER Medical Entrance Examination by RPH Editorial Board

2. JIPMER MBBS 14

Hello

JIPMER 2019 admit card was released on May 20. Since it is late to answer this query, I hope you have performed well in the exam and have been allotted a seat also.

Do let us know if you have any other queries.

Good Luck!

Dear Sugumar,

Here are some of the books you should consider for JIPMER -

PHYSICS-

• NCERT.
• Problems in general physics.
• Fundamentals of physics.
• JIPMER Medical entrance exam examination previous year's papers.
• Concepts of physics by HC Verma.

CHEMISTRY-

• NCERT.
• Objective NCERT fingertips.
• Modern ABC chemistry.
• Problems in physical chemistry for

Dear Sona

For JIPMER, I am sorry to sat that the chances are nil because as per 2018's cut off rank details, the opening and closing rank for OBC was 13 - 51 for Puducherry and 64 - 240 for Karaikal campuses.

For getting into JIPMER, one(OBC) should aim for

Dear Abhinaya

The chances are nil with your SC category rank-17066 because 2018's cut off rank details shows that the opening and closing rank was for SC was 13 - 53 for Puducherry and 59 - 318 for Karaikal campuses and total only 20 seats are reserved for SC which

Dear Aspirant

The chances are nil even till the mop up round with your SC category rank- 5126 because 2018's cut off rank details shows that the opening and closing rank was 13 - 53 for Puducherry and 59 - 318 for Karaikal campuses and total, only 20 seats are

Candidates should have passed Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English individually. The aggregate marks of Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Biotechnology should be 50 percent (40 percent for SC/ST/OBC/OPH candidates and 45 percent for General-OPH candidates). If your PCB aggregate is 50% then yes you are eligible for JIPMER as well as NEET