Sep 21, 2019
After sharing the exam dates of major entrance exams (NEET, AIIMS, PGI, JIPMER), we have now come up with a comprehensive comparison among these exams.
NEET, PGI, JIPMER, AIIMS are the 4 major entrance exams targeted by every medical PG aspirant.
So, have you ever tried to find out how these exams are different from one another and in what respects..??
Let us clear all your confusions through the comparison table. After going through the table, you’ll have a complete understanding of the similarity & differences among these exams.
| NEET | JIPMER | PGI | AIIMS |
Periodicity | Once a year | Twice a year | Twice a year | Twice a year |
Examination date | 5 Jan 2020 | 8 Dec 2019 | 30 November 2019 | 17 November 2019 |
Candidates Appeared | 1.43 lakhs | 9K | 8-10K | 40-50 K |
No. of questions | 300 | 250 | 250 | 200 |
Time allotted | 3 hours and 30 mins. | 3 hours | 3 hours
| 3 hours |
Patter of examination | MCQ based with single correct answer | MCQ based with single correct answer | MCQ based with single/multiple correct answers | MCQ based with single correct answer |
Mode of conduct | Online | Online | Online | Online |
Eligibility (i)Basic Qualification
(ii) Intership Training
(iii) Min. qualifying MBBS Marks | MBBS degree
| MBBS degree
| MBBS degree
| MBBS degree
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Completed 1 year internship before the stipulated time. | Completed 1 year internship before the stipulated time. | Completed 1 year internship before the stipulated time. | Completed 1 year internship before the stipulated time. | |
No such criteria, must have passed MBBS examination | Min. of the marks in aggregate in all the MBBS professional examinations:
| No such criteria, must have passed MBBS examination | Min. of the marks in aggregate in all the MBBS professional examinations
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Negative Marking | Yes Correct: +4 Un-answered: 0 | Yes Correct:+4 Incorrect: -1 Unanswered/ Marked for Review: 0 | Yes (Different criteria is followed)
| Yes Correct/Incorrect: Depends on the type of MCQ Unanswered/ Marked for Review: 0 |
Syllabus | MBBS Subjects | MBBS Subjects | MBBS Subjects | MBBS Subjects |
Minimum cut-off score | General- 50th Percentile
SC/ST/OBC -40th Percentile
UR PWD- 45th Percentile | UR/Inst/OCI/Sponsored: 50th Percentile
SC/ST/OBC/-PH: 40th Percentile
UR-OPH: 45th Percentile
| General & Sponsored/ Deputed-55th Percentile SC/ST,OBC, OPH, Rural Area, foreign Nationals- 50th percentile Bhutanese Nationals: 45th percentile | All categories-50th Percentile |
Method of determining merit | Percentile Scores | Percentile Scores | Percentile Scores* | Percentiles Scores |
Method of resolving ties |
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Location of Examination Centres | Tentatively 13 cities in India | |||
Result declaration (tentative dates) | By 31st Jan | 13th Dec | 6th Dec | 23rd Nov |
Official Website |
We hope by now you have a complete understanding of the entrance exams which can give a successful kick to your career.
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