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B.Sc (Nursing) (Nursing) | ₹11,410 | ₹28,690 | 10+2 | - | 18 Aug - 05 Sept 2024 |
M.Sc (Microbiology) +10 More M.Sc Courses | ₹14,910 | ₹23,670 | BSc Nursing | - | 12 May - 14 Jun 2024 |
MPH (General) | ₹14,910 | ₹23,670 | Graduation | 5 out of 50 by NIRF View More | 12 May - 14 Jun 2024 |
B.Sc (Cardiac Technology) +10 More B.Sc Courses | ₹11,410 | ₹28,690 | 10+2 | - | 18 Aug - 05 Sept 2024 |
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₹ 11,910One of my friends is a part of JIPMER, pursuing medical sciences. As per what he mentions, life at the institute goes something like the following.
Academic Profile:
Medical schools are usually tough to be at from the very beginning. The semesters are tough, especially during the first 3 years of the course period. Moreover, if talking about internships, it can be equally toilsome in more than one way. It is best to complete at least one chapter every day, in order to avoid hassle during the ultimate moment.
Non-Academics:
Hope this gives you an idea of what life will be like at JIPMER.
Life is exciting as an MBBS student in JIPMER. One of my friends studied there, and here’s what he mentioned about it.
In general the academic pressure was very high and students were loaded with many exams and strict attendance policy. You get to meet amazing intellectuals as guest speakers or during organized camps.
The cut-off usually depends upon the category you belong from. That being said, if considering that you belong to the General Category, and you are not a resident of Pondicherry, then the cut-off percentile is around 50.
The cut-off is based on the percentile received in the exam. Here are the recent cutoff trends.
Category (As per Guidelines) | Minimum Percentile Required |
General Unreserved (UR / OCI / NRI) | 50 |
General Unreserved (UR) OPH | 45 |
ST / SC / OBC / OPH | 40 |
Generally, for UR Non-Pondicherry candidates, the available seats are almost about 65, the breakdown of which can be reported as 50 in Pondicherry itself, and 15 in Karaikal. The top 65 rankers are rather marked safe in the list.
Now, if you look closely at the AIIMS and JIPMER merit lists, there are numerous toppers that appear in each of the respective lists. Quite clearly, at least about 30 to 35 candidates choose to leave JIPMER to enlist at AIIMS, New Delhi.
That being said, it is quite natural that the top 100 students will secure a seat in JIPMER under the UR category. The number however can drop down if a candidate is moving to some other college.
Among these AIIMS Delhi is better. It has a large hospital, and more patient flow, so you will get better learning opportunities. AIIMS also has a better infrastructure and offers better resources for learning. It has better research facilities and funding as well. If you are interested in research AIIMS will be the better choice. Watch this short video to understand why
JIPMER has a huge batch size. So, students don’t get the required attention from the faculty. Whereas, AIIMS has a concise batch size and a better student-teacher ratio.‘Pulse’ the medical festival of AIIMS Delhi is the largest in the country.
Following are the books followed by students at the mentioned medical institutions:
Subjects | AIIMS Delhi | JIPMER |
Anatomy | BD Chaurasia’s Human Anatomy | Gray’s Anatomy for Students |
Physiology | Understanding Medical Physiology by R. Bijlani | GK Pal’s Comprehensive Textbook of Medical Physiology |
Biochemistry |
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Apart from these, the HOD of the respective departments/subjects will also suggest to you some reference books. You should not limit yourself to only these textbooks.
JIPMER PG stipend is different in 3 years of residency. The stipend amount usually ranges from INR 55,000 to INR 65,000. Housing allowance is offered separately. You can avail the housing allowance if you choose to stay outside of the campus. Most people choose to stay in the hostel.
JIPMER is really good and you will be happy to be a part of it. Here are some things you should know about before making your decision.
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Like any other college, JIPMER also has its flaws which include a need for a better faculty and quality mess foods. But these can be improved over time, other than these it is a nice place.
After doing some research online, I got to know about a lot of books that could be useful to you. The Books and strategies to be followed for the JIPMER MBBS exam are as follows: -
If you diligently follow these books and revise them enough, you are then good to go for the exam. Learn your strengths and weaknesses among all the topics, prioritize them and prepare accordingly.
First and foremost you should know that both MAMC (Maulana Azad Medical College) and JIPMER (Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research) are amazing institutes. It is bit tough to decide which college is better but still I would help you in understanding the facts on which you can decide which college to choose:
Categories | MAMC | JIPMER |
Course Fee | 11,000 | 19,000 |
Highest CTC | 25 LPA | 26 LPA |
Average CTC | 16 LPA | 18 LPA |
But let me assure you that getting into either of the institutes is a pride for a student. And there is no other factor to say no to any of the colleges. So you can take admission in either and move forward.
There is no specific dress code for the students. But you should dress professionally. Wearing jeans, half trousers, and T-shirts during normal college hours is considered inappropriate.
In general, girls can wear Indian clothing like kurta, salwar kameez while the guys are expected to wear formal shirts, cotton pants, and shoes in the college and hospital premises. Apron (lab coat) and ID card are mandatory for hospital or clinical rounds.
Except for this, you can wear all sorts of dresses.