AIIMS MBBS Exam is a national level undergraduate medical entrance exam which is conducted by All India Institute of Medical Science, New Delhi for getting admission in MBBS programme.

Eligibility Criteria

Academic Qualification:
Candidates must have completed their 10+2 or its equivalent exam with subjects English and PCB from a recognized university and secured 60% aggregate in case of General and OBC category candidates (50% for SC/ST category students).

Nationality: Candidates must be a citizen of India.

Age Limit: The age of candidate should be 17 years


Preparation Tips


-Firstly be aware of the complete syllabus and the portion that is to be included in the exam so as to prepare well and score great rakings.

-Clear the basics studied in class 11th and 12th, this is the key to score great in the AIIMS

-Practiceas much you can from the past year question booklets and from the sample papers available in the markets

-Increase the speed by solving the maximum number of questions in a day.

For instance if you are able to solve 80-100 questions in a day with ease increase it to 140-150 in a day after a week, this can boost your confidence as well as let you have a planned preparation for the final exam.

-Practice as much you can on the difficult areas and keep asking the doubts to your mentor or even friends but make sure no doubts shall be unanswered.

-Make the separate notes of all the formulas of physics and record the chemical formula and reactions of chemistry.

-Prepare the diagrams of biology as you can expect such in the exam to identify from the given diagrams

-Read newspapers and watch news everyday for an hour to have the best idea of the latest happening in order to get along with the GK (General knowledge) part in the AIIMS MBBS Exam