JIPMER PG has been replaced by INI CET 2023. Being a doctor is one of the most privileged and proud jobs worldwide, as the doctor is a part of almost every joyous occasion in a family. Like in a family, a child is born, then a doctor is involved, and in fact, it is the doctor who gives the news of the child born. It is a very well-known fact that to become a doctor requires a lot of effort and hard work that took over a continuous period. Once that training is completed at a certain level, we are eligible to become doctors.

Apart from the JIPMER exam, there are several other exams such as NEET and AIIMS exams. The NEET exam is conducted in this country for the admission of UG courses in various institutes. The AIIMS exam is conducted for admission for UG courses in the prestigious AIIMS institute, and the fact is that the seat matrix is very limited in these colleges. Still, in this article, we will talk about the JIPMER exam in detail. This exam is taken to grant admission to one of the best medical research institutes in this country, the Jawaharlal Institute of Post Graduate Medical Education and Education in Puducherry.

Important dates to remember

The JIPMER exam is one of the most prestigious exams in this country, and if we are to clear this exam, then we will be able to secure admission into one of the best research institutes in this country and so it is essential to remember these dates:

Exam Name	Replaced With
JIPMER PG	INI CET

Eligibility Criteria for the JIPMER 2024

There are a lot of criteria for individuals if they are to qualify to take the JIPMER exam, so below are the different conditions listed for the candidates: –

Nationality

A candidate with Indian nationality (IN), Overseas Citizens of India (OCI), or Foreign Nationality (FN) can apply for the MD/MS degree.

The candidate must either be an Indian National (IN) or an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) to be eligible for admission to the MDS program.

Qualifying Examination

MD/MS admissions require MBBS degree holders with a 12-month requirement of compulsory internship, or before 30th June 2020 if the candidate is from a recognized university.

MDS applications must be made by candidates with a BDS degree and have completed a year’s internship by 30th June 2024.

Minimum Qualifying Marks

At least 55% of the marks should be attained by candidates from the general, specified, native, sponsored, and foreign classes, and 50% marks for reserved candidates.

Exam Pattern

The exam pattern of the JIPMER exam is full of different subjects, and there are a variety of questions: –

The mode of this exam will be online.

The language of the question paper will be only English.

The total number of questions in the MD/MS paper will be 250, and the number of questions in the MDS paper will be 100.

The maximum time provided for the MD/MS paper will be 2 hours 30 minutes, and the time for the MDS paper will be 1 hour.

Syllabus

The syllabus will be made available by the exam conducting authority through an Information brochure. The topics covered in the JIPMER PG Syllabus 2024 will be relevant to the relevant fields. In this section, candidates can find out some of the specific issues of the syllabus, whereas the complete syllabus will be available through the information brochure.

For Clinical Sciences: Anaesthesiology, Gynaecology, Dermatology, Community Medicine, ENT, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, Ophthalmology, Medicine, Psychiatry, Radio-Diagnosis, Radiotherapy, Nuclear Medicine, Blood Transfusion Medicine, Obstetrics, Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Pulmonary Medicine, etc.

For Basic Clinical Science: Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology, Pathology, Micro Biology, Forensic Medicine, Toxicology and Pharmacology.

Preparation tips

Here are some preparedness tips which candidates can use to prepare better for the exam:

Students need to plan their time schedules taking their strong and weak subjects into account.

It is important for candidates to regularly participate in mock tests since it will allow them to prepare better.

You need to solve the question papers of the previous papers and sample papers.

Stay focused on studying, and don’t get distracted by anything.

It is important to strike the right balance between study and physical activity.

JIPMER selection procedure

A French government initiative established by the French in 1823 led to establishing the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER). As early as 1956, the French Government laid a new medical college foundation, and as late as 1964, a new hospital was inaugurated. After JIPMER was designated as an institution of national importance by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in 2008, the Indian Government recognized JIPMER as a national resource. Health care institutions are defined as those that provide care to patients, conduct research and provide teaching about health. The JIPMER campus stretches over 192 acres. There are two administrative blocks, one academic centre, one nursing college, seven hospital blocks, seven accessory service buildings and four residential complexes. There are 12 broad medical, nursing, and allied health science courses offered, covering the full spectrum of healthcare subject areas from the basics to the super specialties. Once the information for GATE 2024 is available, a notification for the exam will be issued. In the announcement, it is not specified whether any official updates will be released regarding the exam changes. Among the new things that were introduced for the GATE conducted last year are:

Currently, JIPMER is one of the few institutions in the country with world-class teaching from undergrad to super specialty and subspecialty and conducts groundbreaking research and delivers exceptional specialty care. By providing free speciality healthcare while maintaining quality and safety, JIPMER has become one of the unique models of healthcare in the country. As a model of how future hospital speciality care will be provided, JIPMER’s development of one of the best treatment programs, even for the least privileged, is worth recognizing. The JIPMER medical school continues to be ranked among the top five medical schools in the country. The JIPMER network has been expanded with new campuses, including JIPMER Karaikkal, JIPMER outreach centre at Yanam, and an OPD screening block and super speciality extension area that will be finished by the end of this year. During this period, designing concepts for Puducherry’s second campus for the Institute of Organ Transplantation and the Institute of Advanced Trauma and Rehabilitation began.

JIPMER CUTOFF

To set the JIPMER Cut Off for each year, the following factors are evaluated:

There was a total of 2,030 candidates who took the JIPMER MBBS exam

The number of seats available at JIPMER’s two campuses

The JIPMER MBBS question paper is of a moderate difficulty level

This particular article provides insight into how much candidates should score to participate in the JIPMER counselling process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1) I was wondering when the cut-off date for our JIPMER 2024 January session is?

Ans:In the 2024 JIPMER exam, the cut-off point for the general category will be 50th percentile; the cut-off for the SC/ST/OBC category will be 40th percentile.

Q2) Can you please tell me when JIPMER 2024 cut-off will be released?

Ans:It is expected that JIPMER will announce the cut-off along with the results.

Q3) Could you please give us an explanation of the JIPER cut-off date 2024?

Ans:To be considered for the 200 MBBS/BDS seats, aspirants will be called for counseling based on JIPMER 2024 cut-off.

There’s no doubt that JIPMER MBBS is a very competitive examination. Compared to national-level medical entrance examinations such as NEET and AIIMS, JIPMER is easier. Like NEET and AIIMS. Despite that, due to the overwhelming number of students who compete for just 200 seats, chances for admission to JIPMER are slim. Candidates should thoroughly complete the syllabus for JIPMER MBBS to achieve high marks.