JIPMER MBBS

Yes, JIPMER has negative marking.

No.
JIPMER exam is conducted only in English Medium every year.

The difference between NEET and JIPMER is speed. JIPMER requires you to be quicker than NEET. NEET is a very balanced exam, where speed, concepts and presence of mind is tested. AIIMS is a whole different exam.

First of all, you decided to crack JIPMER exam. So, your task is half done. Now:
Know that for any medical entrance exam NCERT is the basic thing to read. Get your grip strong on them. Practices much as you can. Practice MCQs from all the three subjects. Have Faith in yourself. Be confident that you can crack it. Previous papers: JIPMER is online test. It doesn't give out paper. So, the question papers you find in the market are not authentic. Rely more on your concepts rather than relying on previous year pattern. Personally, I used MTG JIPMER previous papers.

There will be 10 questions from English Language and Comprehension and Logical & Quantitative Reasoning. This year, the JIPMER is offering a total of 200 seats. The Puducherry branch of the institute will be in the lead again with 150 seats to offers for MBBS course and JIPMER Karaikal will offer 50 seats this year.

Go to the official website (link will be given above). Click on 'Apply Online for JIPMER MBBS Entrance Examination 2019'. The 'Registration' page will be displayed on screen. Enter your name, email Id, date of birth, mobile number and click on 'Register' tab.

Hello Samruddhi!
To be honest, JIPMER is a tough exam. So, it is equally difficult for every student to get in JIPMER.

NCERT books are the prescribed material for JIPMER. So you need to be very thorough with the NCERTs. All the best.

Candidates appearing in JIPMER MBBS entrance will be required to score minimum required Cut Off of JIPMER MBBS 2018 in order to qualify for participating in the admission process. For general category student its 50th percentile and for reserved categories its 40th. There's no weightage for 12th marks.

NCERT textbooks are considered to be basics for medical preparation. So you need to be through with the NCERT books. You will find 60% of the concept from NCERT itself.