INI CET 2025 Syllabus November Exam (Available): Check Subject and Topic wise Syllabus

Yes. As the INI CET entrance exam is one of the toughest exams and questions could be concept-based, candidates have to focus on every subject and topic in the syllabus. One can't afford to neglect any of the topic in the exam. Plan in such a way so that every topic is covered well before time and you have enough time for 2-3 times revision. In addition, focus more on those areas where you are weak. Do analyze your performance on regular basis.

A list of the best books for the INI CET exam is listed below; Books for pre-Clinical Subjects: Books for Anatomy: 1- Read Self Assessment and Review of Anatomy by Rajesh K Kaushal 2- Anatomy for FMGE by P. Harinath, K. Raviraj & Vishwajit. R. D 3- Revise Anatomy in 15 days by K. Raviraj Books for Physiology: 1- Complete Review of Integrated Systems Physiology by S Krishna Kumar 2- Quick review series: Physiology for FMGE by Prem Balaguru & P. Harinath 3- Review of Physiology (PGMEE) by Soumen Manna Books for Biochemistry: 1- Biochemistry by Smily Pahwa 2- Quick review series: Biochemistry for FMGE by A. Balasubramanian 3- Self-Assessment and Review of Biochemistry by Rebecca James Books for Clinical Subjects: 1- Orthopaedics: PROAFS 2- Radiology: PROAFS 3- Skin: ACROSS Book 4- PSM: Review for PSM by Vivek Jain 5- Paediatrics: Jitendra Talekar and Notes by Dr. Marwah 6- Obstetrics & Gynaecology: Review Book by Dr. Sakshi Arora and Review Book by Harmeet Goal 7- Ophthalmology: Dr. Ruchi Rai for Ophthalmology 8- Anaesthesia: ACROSS Book 9- Surgery: Admit Tripathi and Ashish Gupta or Rachna Chaurasia / Arora 10- Medicine: Mudit Khanna MCQ Internal medicine.

All three subjects such as clinical, pre clinical, para clinical are equally difficult to prepare. Clinical topics are vast in comparison to pre and para clinical topics. Ideally candidates should focus on understanding the concept. Candidates should keep the fact in mind INI CET is one of the toughest exams so shallow preparation doesn’t work. They should have robust plan and strategy to crack the exam.

There will be three sections in the INI CET 2025 November syllabus, Pre-Clinical, Clinical and Para-Clinical. Candidates are advised to prepare all three sections in details to score well in the exam. Pre clinical section comprises subjects such as Biochemistry, Physiology, Anatomy while Para clinical includes Pathology, Microbiology, Forensic, Medicine, Pharmacology, and Community Medicine. Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Community Medicine, Paediatrics, Clinical Postings, Surgery & Allied Subjects Medicine and allied subjects, have been included in clinical section.

According to INI CET pattern, there is a provision of negative marking in the exam. Candidates will get +1 mark for every right answer while there will be a deduction of -1/3 mark for every wrong answer. Candidates are advised to answer only those questions where they feel confidence of right answer otherwise negative score may reduce the overall total score in INI CET 2025 exam.

Candidates will be given three hours or 180 minutes to attempt INI CET 2025 November exam question paper. According to INI CET 2025 exam pattern, a total of 200 multiple choice questions will be asked. Candidates will get 1 mark for every right answer and -1/3 for every wrong answer. No mark will be awarded or deducted for unanswered questions. Exam pattern is released along with the official information brochure.

Yes. AIIMS, the exam conducting body has released tentative date for INI CET 2025 exam for November exam. The exam will be held most likely on November 9, 2025 in computer-based mode. Candidates will have to register online and submit application form for INI CET 2025. The application process for AIIMS INI CET 2025 comprises basic and final registration. Basic registration is mandatory to proceed for final step of application process. Candidates who apply successfully will be issued INI CET 2025 admit card.

No. According to official information brochure, candidates will have to register online. Registration can be done on the official website, aiimsexams.ac.in to submit applications for AIIMS INI CET 2025 November exam. It must be noted that INI CET application form is filed in two stages, basic and final registration. Those who complete the basic registration can go for final registration. Generation of the Exam Unique Code (EUC) is mandatory to submit applications for INI CET exam.

Generally, the clinical section remains the most difficult in the INI CET exam. However, difficulty level varies from candidate to candidate as per their preparation level. In the January session, overall difficulty was moderate to difficult. 60 percent of questions were easy while 30-40 difficult.

AIIMS doesn't release the sectional weightage for INI CET exam. However, experts believe clinical section comprises maximum weightage in the exam especially medicine and surgery. Both medicine and surgery comprises more than 80 percent questions in the exam. A good number of questions are asked from pathology as well.

No. As INI CET exam is one of the toughest medical exams, only covering clinical section may not help. Candidates have to prepare both pre and para clinical as well. Though clinical section comprises good number of questions, candidates are advised to focus all the three sections to score top ranks in INI CET exam. 

Candidates do need at least 3 months time to cover whole syllabus of INI CET as it is one of the toughtest exams in medical field. To compelte pre, para and clinical sections, candidates do need 2 months and one month should be kept aside for solving mock and question papers. Having said that, if candidate is super brilliant and already prepared topics of MBBS syllabus well during undergraduate days, he/she can crack the exam easy with less time.

Yes. The exam is one of the toughest exam to get admission into PG courses in medical field. However, it can be cracked with proper planning and strategies. Candidates are advised to prepare all the subjects taught during MBBS course. Only those candidates can apply for the exam who have valid MBBS degree from recognised college or university. AIIMS conducts the exam twice a year, January and July session.

Pre-Clinical section comprises subjects like Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry. They are further divided into subtopics. Candidates need to plan well to complete the syllabus well on time. They need to make a time table, divide the topics in strong and weak areas and allocate time accordingly, and take regular revision to take stock of the situation.

No. Experts suggest this is not the way to prepare for one of the most difficult exam, INI CET. Ideally, mock test is practicized only when you have prepared all the subjects of the syllabus well. The mock test is just to know what more needs to be done. Candidates get an idea which type of questions are aske din INI CEt exam through mock test. candidates are advised not to resort to such practice to start attempting mock test before thoroughly studying the subjects of INI CET syllabus.

AIIMS will release INI CET 2025 exam pattern for November exam. According to the existing pattern, there will be 200 questions in the exam. All the questions will be multiple choice type. Candidates will be given three hours to answer the question paper. There will be negative marking in the exam. For every wrong answer 1/3 mark will be deducted from the total. That is why candidates are advised to answer only those questions where they feel confident of right answer.

At times, questions get repeated in the INI CET exam. But candidates are advised to prepare thoroughly so that they can answer every possible question in the exam. As the INI CET is one of the toughest exams, candidates should focus on concepts. At least two revisions are required before the exam date. After finishing the INI CET syllabus, candidates should appear in a mock test and solve previous question papers. Appearing in the mock test and analyzing their performance will boost their confidence.