Hi Anurudhha,

Well that may vary as per different states. Every state has it's own cut off declared for Ayush courses. According cut offs is released.

Government colleges usually have high cut off and demand than the private ones.

The cut off can be around 480+ for general category students. 450+ for OBC category students. 350+ for SC ST students.

These are just possible cut offs and the actual can be expected around this.

I hope this information helps.

All the best.

Hello, 

As per your query, i would say that whatever changes are made those will be for students who take new admission not for those who already are persuing the course. If such changes are made for already persuing students, they will be notified by the college as well as will get notifications and information on its official site. 

For exact further information on jimper pg exam, check out this link- 

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-pg-eligibility-criteria

Good luck

hi amit,

according to last year statistics , you do have chances to get a seat in jipmer under your quota. you can check this link-https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-pg-cut-off.

and regarding which clinical branch you will get is a bit difficult to say , i couldn't find data on that.but will try and let you know.

dear aspirant,

According to the college’s official notification the EWS category candidates will be considered under UR category.

As per the JIPMER prospectus 2019, from a total of 200 MBBS seats, 13 seats will be reserved for newly added EWS (Economically Weaker Sections) category. 10 seats will be made available in the JIPMER, Puducherry campus and 3 seats will be available in Karaikal campus of the institution.

The minimum qualifying percentage to be secured for appearing in JIPMER MBBS has been reduced for each category. Unreserved and EWS category applicants must secure at least 50% taken together in Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Bio-technology.

For more details check the link :

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer

hope this helps

Hello Aspirant

Sad to know that this happened. As per your query, I would like you to know that if you were not allowed to sit for the examinations because of your attendance shortage then either you will be asked to appear to redo examinations or you will be detained. Hope this answer helps you with your query. All the best.

Hello Muthu.

You have performed well in JIPMER entrance test and according to your rank you will get admission in JIPMER just wait for the further round of counselling because the rank you have got needs waiting for conformation of seat but according to my knowledge you will get seat in the college. So wait for further rond of counselling. 

Hopefully my answer helped

Hey Chandni,

 As we all know the total number of seats alloted for PG in JIPMER is 100, where 90 seats are for General category, 5 seats for Indian candidates sponsored by government and 5 seats for NRI candidates. 

Analysising your AIR and the category ranking it is difficult to obtain a seat. The difficulty is higher as the ratio between the available number of seats which is very less and the level of competion being higher.

Follow this link for more details about PG counselling in JIPMER https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-pg-counselling

Hope this helps!!

Yes sir, 

I understand your query about jipmer

The JIPMER MBBS 2018 Counselingwill be held offline. This means that the candidates will have to go in person, get themselves registered, submit the fee amount, confirm the allocated seat and fulfill the formalities of the final admission. The counselling will begin from June 27, 2018. The candidates may check the category-wise counselling dates, process, venue and more details about JIPMER MBBS 2018 counselling 

Registration: The registration of the candidates will be done at the counselling venue. Candidates will have to reach the venue and wait for their turn at the registration counter. Then, the candidates will be required to show the call letter and then submit their personal and other required details.

Biometric Fingerprint Verification:Next, the candidates will be taken for Biometric Fingerprint verification. This will be done to check to ensure that the candidate who is appearing for the counselling is the same as the one who wrote the exam.

Certificate Verification: Next, the candidates will be called for document verification. This will also be done to check the eligibility of the candidates. The documents which will be required for verification are as below:

• Original Hall ticket with the sign and seal of the centre Representative/Invigilator
• Rank Letter
• Proof of Date of Birth (Birth Certificate or X Std. Certificate).
• Pass Certificate of the qualifying examination.
• Statement of marks of the qualifying examination.
• Character and Conduct Certificate from the Head of the Institute last studied.
• Residence Certificate issued by Revenue Authority, not below the rank of Tahsildar.
• In the case of Other Backward Classes/ Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe, a Community Certificate, recently obtained from the competent authority – a Revenue Officer not below the rank of Tahsildar.
• Other Backward Classes (OBC) candidates should produce the required certificate as per the format in the Annexure.
• Transfer Certificate from the Head of the Institution last studied.
• Migration Certificate
• In the case of Puducherry residents, the Residence Certificate / Employer Certificate as required in the Prospectus.
• Medical Certificate in case of OPH Candidate.
• Six Passport size colour photographs recently taken.

Hi !

It is very difficult with such a rank to get any of the JIPMER campuses. According to last year's data , the closing rank for OBC -Physically handicapped candidates , was 59 for Puducherry Campus and 69 for Karaikal Campus. The ranks of both the campuses of JIPMER have much great difference with your rank. So it is very difficult with such a rank to get any of the JIPMER campuses. Rest , it depends on each year's cutoff.

All the best !

Check out the following link for more information:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/jipmer-cut-off

Hi Paritosh,

Firstly a huge round of applause from here for attempting and securing such a great rank in JIPMER PG entrance exams.

Firstly, there is  no solid data pointing to the subejct wise allottment of seats in the previous years but goign through some sources, I feel a rank of around 100-110 under general category is required for MD Psychiatry although the round of counselling and the no. of applicants also matter.

So this is not a distressing information as the rank and the cut off vary widely each year depending upon the difficulty of the paper and the number of applicants.

You should definitely try and also dont give up hope until the last round of counselling.

I hope this helps and keeep tryign hard and aspiring.

Please revdert in case of further doubts. Best of luck.