Medicine

Preparing for MBBS admission at AIIMS Delhi requires a well-planned study strategy and consistent effort. 

1. Create a study plan: Make a realistic timetable that includes all the subjects and topics you need to cover. Allocate enough time for each subject and take regular breaks to avoid burnout.
2. Focus on NCERT textbooks: Mastering the NCERT textbooks is crucial for success in the AIIMS entrance exam. Focus on understanding the concepts and practicing questions from these books.
3. Practice previous year papers: Solving previous year papers will give you an idea of the exam pattern and help you identify your strengths and weaknesses. Try to solve as many papers as possible.
4. Take mock tests: Taking mock tests will help you assess your preparation level and identify areas that need improvement. Analyze your performance and work on your weak areas.
5. Revise regularly: Regular revision is essential to retain what you have learned. Make sure to revise all the topics you have covered at regular intervals.
6. Stay updated with current affairs: The AIIMS entrance exam includes questions on current affairs, so stay updated with the latest news and events.
7. Stay healthy: Take care of your physical and mental health by eating healthy, getting enough sleep, and exercising regularly. Avoid stress and anxiety.

Candidates who have been allotted seats at the end of a round of NEET counselling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) need to bring their original certificates at the time of reporting. Candidates who have deposited their original documents with any other Institute/College/University and come for admission with a certificate stating that "their original certificates are deposited with the Institute /College/University" will not be allowed to take admission in allotted Medical/Dental College. Hence, they must ensure that the original as well as the photocopies of the important documents are carried to the allotted institutes. In case of the documents, they must retrieve those, or request to issue a duplicate copy from the concerned authorities.

The terms Clear Vacancy and Virtual Vacancy are related to the NEET seat matrix, which is released prior to each round of counselling. Clear Vacancy means empty or unclaimed seats at the end of the institute reporting process conducted at the end of each round. After the declaration of the seat allotment result, if a candidate exits the seat, then those seats come under the Clear Vacancy category. On the other hand, Virtual Vacancy refers to the seats which are considered to be available, if candidates allotted those seats opt for upgradation. In case their seat is not upgraded then the virtual vacancy will not be applicable anymore.