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The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for undergraduate, is just a couple of months away. It will be conducted on 03rd May 2020 to provide admission for MBBS, BDS, and Ayush courses. Although the students preparing for NEET-UG 2020 would have started their preparation almost a year ago. These last few months should be ideally devoted to revising the topics and giving the mock test as much as possible. But still for the late boomers, here are some of the tips which can help them to prepare for the examination. Be aware of the latest syllabus for the preparation The first and foremost step for preparation for NEET UG 2020 is to be aware of the latest syllabus. You can know the latest syllabus through the various website or the best way to ask your mentor or guide or the coaching classes you have enrolled in to help you out with the curriculum. Once you get the syllabus, you will observe that there are topics which are overlapping with your boards. You can s...

  The road to becoming a doctor is difficult. There are sacrifices which one has to make not only while pursuing the degree but also after one becomes a doctor. While preparing for the entrance examination also takes a great deal of time. Before giving the main entrance examination, it is imperative that students should be thoroughly prepared and give multiple medical mock test as a part of their preparation. With the new circular in place wherein students have to provide only the NEET entrance examination to get admission in all the medical colleges in India, including AIIMS and JIPMER. Due to this, the student can totally focus on cracking only one major medical examination to get admission in a medical college. Preparing for a medical entrance examination is usually done at least a year before the actual examination. A student should be ready with their study plan and follow the same without fail. One of the most essential things students have to do is to give as much mock test ...

  Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) is one of the premier medical institutes in India. Students who get admission in this esteemed institute is considered to be the creamy layer of the medical students. Earlier students had to give separate JIPMER examination for getting admission in this respectable institute. But from 2020, a circular is passed wherein students have to give only NEET and based on the score of NEET, and eligible students will be admitted in JIPMER. Although it is no longer separate examination students, need to study and prepare for getting admission to this institute. Here are some general tips which will be helpful for JIPMER exam preparation. Know what to study Knowing what to study is always going to be the first step for preparing for any examination, whether it is for your regular studies or preparing for any special courses. Not knowing the syllabus is equivalent to being like a headless chicken running everyw...

  ‘My daughter is a neurosurgeon’ or ‘My Son is a doctor in one of the best hospitals in the country,’ these are some of the thing’s parents love to brag about their child who has successfully pursued a career in becoming a doctor. While medical aspirants give their heart and soul in their journey of becoming a doctor. Parents are always their pillar of strength in this journey. Right from preparing for the entrance examination till they get their degree, parents take the journey with their children. The stress students go through while preparing for the examination, the same amount of stress parents go through seeing their child. Below are some of the parental guidance which would help not only the parents but also the students who are preparing for the Medical Entrance exam Always help your child in staying positive and encourage them constantly Preparing for the medical entrance exam is exhausting. Students, while preparing for the examination, start to lose hope as at...

  Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER), one of the premier medical schools in India, is located at Puducherry. JIPMER is offering various medical courses like MBBS, B.Sc. (Nursing), B.Sc. (Allied Medical Sciences), MD/MS, MDS, M.Sc. (Nursing), M.Sc. (Allied Medical Sciences), Ph.D. Getting admission for the MBBS course of the JIPMER, the student has to clear the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) examination. Students’ performance in the entrance examination is the deciding factor to grant admission in JIPMER. After getting the admission, students have started their journey in getting the MBBS degree from one of the best institutes in India. But have you ever wondered the life at JIPMER? This article will give you a glimpse of what to expect in the JIPMER campus. About the JIPMER Campus JIPMER is spread across 192 acres of land. The campus consists of one administrative block, one academic centre, one nursing college, seven ...

From this year, the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) will be the only entrance examination that would be conducted to get admission for all the medical colleges in India that includes admission in all AIIMS New Delhi, JIPMER and all the AIIMS like institutions. The syllabus of the NEET being vast students faces the challenge of preparing for the examination. They need guidance on how to study and revise i.e., in other words, they need a strategy to prepare for the entrance examination. But while preparing for the exam, it is, at times, challenging to concentrate on the lesson the student is learning. Below are some of the tips to concentrate on studies while preparing for NEET. Enable Ginger Cannot connect to Ginger Check your internet connection or reload the browser Disable in this text field Edit Edit in Ginger Edit in Ginger × Abandon the distraction While studying, students should ditch all the distractions around them. They should look for a quiet place in...

The next step for students in the Science field after their 12th standard examination is to prepare for their medical or engineering entrance examinations. Although some of the students start their preparation way before their 12th standard, the syllabus of the 11th and 12th standards is the foundation of these entrance examinations, especially the Medical entrance examination. If students understand the subjects which are taught in their 11th and 12th standard, they have a better chance of faring well in their entrance examination. Some of the tips for Medical exam preparation are given below. Students should be aware of the syllabus The first and the most crucial tip in medical exam preparation is to know the syllabus. Knowing the syllabus has an advantage that students have to prepare only those topics which are relevant for the examination. If they do not know the topic, they will end up devoting their time to those topics which are not there in the syllabus henc...