AIPMT Exam 2012-13 Announced: No NEET Exam for 2012-13
Yes for AIPMT- No for NEET
Breaking News: NEET exam (MCI) has finally been cancelled for the year 2012-13. NEET would now take place from year 2013-14. For 15% central reservation in medical colleges, AIPMT 2012-13 exam would be held on 1 April, 2012 (Sunday) and the main test will be held on 13 May, 2012 (Sunday).
AIPMT 2012: CBSE announces exam dates
AIPMT 2012-13 Press Release and Date of AIPMT-2012
For AIPMT 2012-13 Exam, the eligibility , syllabus, pattern, etc. will remain the similar to AIPMT 2011-12. The schedule for the submission of application forms would be shortly communicated.
AIPMT: All India Pre Medical Test
The All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) exam is conducted by the CBSE, Delhi for admission to MBBS and BDS courses in more than hundred medical colleges around the country.
AIPMT-2011-Information-Brochure and list of participating colleges
Currently, 15% of the total seats in all medical and dental colleges run by the Union of India, state governments and municipal authorities in India (except J&K & AP), are reserved for successful AIPMT candidates. AIPMT conducts exam at two levels. First part is preliminary exam normally held on 1st Saturday of the April month (3rd April 2010). The second part is mains conducted in the month of May (16-May-2010).
AIPMT exam pattern has been changed with effect from 2010. Now, the mains are to be made completely objective (MCQ) like the prelims, owing to complaints about the unreliability of the subjective mains. It is expected that more difficult and application-level questions would be asked on the pattern of AIIMS that has assertion-reason questions.
About 1950 MBBS and 260 odd dental seats are available through AIPMT in more than 100 colleges. However anyone getting ranks within 3000 can reasonably hope for selection due to overlap with other state-level exam. NCERT books are the best preparation ground for both the prelims and the mains.
AIPMT Exam Date: AIPMT exam would be held per following schedule in 2 Stages :
Ist stage i.e.Preliminary Examination : 200 multiple-choice questions, of which 100 are from biology. About 10000 candidates qualify from prelims to appear for mains exam.
2nd Stage i.e Final Examination (for those who qualify Prelims): Traditionally, the paper consisted of 20 questions of five marks each. From 2010, AIMPT will have objective type questions for Mains as well. A total of 120 objective questions would be there in exam and time allotted would be 3 hours.
For More info regarding AIPMT Exam, please refer our below post
http://rajtyagi.com/2010/02/how-to-crack-aipmt-exam/
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AIPMT 2012: CBSE announces exam dates
Manash Pratim Gohain, TNN | Dec 28, 2011, 11.33AM IST
NEW DELHI: The Central Board of Secondary Education has announced the dates for the All Indian Pre-Medical/ Pre-Dental (AIPMT) entrance examinations on Tuesday. The preliminary exams will be conducted on April 1, 2012, while the final examination will be conducted on April 13, 2012.
Both the exams will be objective type. All applications are to be done online via the official website of the board.
The national level tests are being conducted for admission to 15% of the total seats for medical and dental courses in medical and dental colleges run by the Union and State governments, except in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir.
The board has also set up 172 facilitation centres, including one in Riyad, Saudi Arabia, from where aspirants may take the assistance of for submission of application form free of cost during working hours. The schedule for submission of online application forms without late fee starts on December 26, 2011 and will continue till January 25, 2012. Once the online submission is done, aspirants are supposed to send the confirmation page to the CBSE for the completion of the registration process. Instructions for submitting online application, payment of fee and computer generated printout to be sent to CBSE are available on the website. The last date of receipt of confirmation page in CBSE for the applications submitted without late fee is February 2, 2012.
Students can also apply online beyond January 25, 2012, but with late fee of Rs 500 and beyond February 8, 2012 by paying a late fee of Rs 1,000. Submission of online application forms with late fee of Rs 1,000 end on February 24, 2012 and the last date of receipt of confirmation page in CBSE for the applications submitted with late fee of Rs1,000 is March 2, 2012.
Aspirants must complete the age of 17 years at the time of admission or will complete the age on or before December 31 of the year of his/her admission to the first year MBBS/ BDS course and is an Indian national. The upper age limit for the AIPMT exam is 25 years as on December 31 of the year of the entrance examination. Upper age limit shall be relaxed by a period of five years for the candidates of scheduled castes/ scheduled tribes/ other backward classes.
General category candidates must have passed in the subjects of physics, chemistry, biology/ biotechnology and English individually and must have obtained a minimum of 50% marks taken together in physics, chemistry and biology/ biotechnology at the qualifying examination. Those who are appearing class XII board examinations in 2012 can also appear for the entrance test provisionally subject to their fulfilling the conditions later.
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I am an indian national who lives and goes to school in the usa, can i write the aimpt as an nri? if i get selected through the aimpt, can i go to any college for free? even a private college?
INDIAN NATIONALS can write AIPMT. AIPMT covers only govt colleges at common fee basis.
Hi,
I have several questions regarding MBBS admissions and fees for a student, USA citizen holding OCI:
1. Can USA citizen holding OCI write th AIPMT? If so, and supposing she gets high enough rank in it, will she be admitted into MBBS in the merit category seats (not NRI quota seats) based on the merit? In such a case, what will be the fees, does she pay the fees same as other Indian students admitted on merit or will she be required to pay foreign citizen fee because of her USA citizenship?
2. What is the current range of fees for NRI quota seats for MBBS in private medical colleges? And what is the range of fees if she admitted in the merit category seats?
3. Assuming she meets minimum qualifications for NRI quota seats, is there a chance she will be denied admission even if willing to pay the fee for NRI quota seats? In other words, can we be sure we will get admission in NRI quota if we pay the quoted fees for those seats.
4. Can a student join BSc.(Bio) and after first-year or second year of that degree, attempt AIPMT again and get admitted to MBBS if she gets high enough rank then? Is there a lateral-entry to MBBS in those cases saving the student time or course work?
We need to know these, so we can make decisions based on accurate information. We sincerely appreciate any help and directions in this matter.
Thank you,
Ram
1) OCI/Foreign Nationals cannot appear for AIPMT/AIEEE exam. The exam has been limited to Indian Nationals only.
2) For NRI seats in private colleges fee varies from highest $150,000 for full course to about 50 lacs in lesser known colleges. Merit fee (not applicable in your case) is regulated by the states and is between 3.5-5 lacs per year.
3) You would need to talk to the college first on the availability of the seats and then pay fees. There are enough colleges to get admissions in NRI/OCI/FN seats.
4) No lateral entry allowed. In any case, OCI cannot appear in AIPMT.
For more info, please refer to below post
http://rajtyagi.com/2009/12/mbbs-options-in-top-private-medical-colleges-under-nri-quota/
I need info on availability of MBBS seats for NRIs in AIIMS, New Delhi and procedure to apply for the same. Thanks
For some good reasons, AIIMS doesn’t have any such NRI seats.
when application form of aipmt 2012-13 will be avaivable
This govt seems to be handicapped and does not take timely decisions resulting in sufferings to students. Now it took time to cancel NEET exam, so CBSE would have to work afresh for AIPMT. I guess, the application should be available in 1-2 weeks time.