INI CET

No. AIIMS doesn't make changes in INI CET exam pattern every year. From last few years since the exam was started in 2020, AIIMS has changed the pattern only once and that was only minor one. As per the existing exam patterm, the exam is held in computer-based mode in English language only. There is a provision of negative marking as well.

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.

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.

No, AIIMS doesn't release INI CET syllabus as such. However, experts suggest the syllabus comprise all those subjects covered during MBBS course. INI CET syllabus includes pre clinical, para clinical and clinical subjects. Candidates are advised to prepare all the subjects given in these above menioned topics well. 

After INI CET basic registration, candidates will have to generate Exam Unique Code (EUC) and proceed for the final registration. EUC can be generated after logging with registration ID and password and selecting course for admission. Candidates will have to enter qualification details, registration number, and other information, as final part of registration. They will also have to pay online application fee and select an exam centre to submit INI CET application form

Yes. Candidates do need to complete the medical internship till the given deadline menioned in the official brochure for INI CET. Completing the medical internship is one of the eligibility criteria for INI CET exam. It must be noted only those candidates who have valid MBBS/BDS degree and completed mandatory 12 months internship, can apply for the exam. 

There is no official figure of total number of registrations for INI CET exam. Since 2020, number of candidates have been increasing for the exam. For 2024-25 session, around 60, 000 candidates appeared. As INI CET is one of the toughest exam in medical field, only few candidates qualify the exam and get desired college and course.

The top colleges accepting INI CET scores include 19 AIIMS, JIPMER Puducherry, PGI Chandigarh, NIMHANS, Bengaluru, and SCTIMST, Trivandrum. Candidates have to apply online and score the minimum cut off to qualify for INI CET exam. Those who qualify the exam with minimum cut off are eligible for online counselling for seat allocation.

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

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. Targeting Top 1 to 50 ranks: To achieve a single-digit or two-digit rank aim for marking 160 to 185 accurate answers. For Ranks 50 to 200: Try marking around 150 to 160 questions correctly based on the target medical course. To get Ranks up to 500: Candidates must focus on answering 144 to 150 questions correctly.