Medicine

For good private college, you have to score 420 marks, if you belong to general category. If you have any category, then you will have to score 360.

You're supposed to give GRE followed by TOEFL or EILTS. EILTS and TOEFL depend on the preference of the country. TOEFL is for US and Canada. EILTS is for UK, Australia and New Zealand. GRE is the standardised test and TOEFL/EILTS are language exam.

Well, you can get a private college, but you have to opt for a private medical college. And, maybe you have to go through management too, as this year the cutoff in Karnataka is much high. I hope it works.

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

Yes, definitely. UPSC Civil Service Examination just need a graduation. And MBBS will serve that purpose. 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.

Percentile is meant for the minimum mark that need to be scored by the candidate to take part in the counselling process. For general category students its 50th percentile whereas for reserved categories its 40th.

If you have uploaded a certificate which is not I prescribed format, it may get rejected. You need to upload it again in prescribed format.