How can I get in AIIMS Delhi?

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Vedant Mishra Posted On - Jun 7, 2023

MBBS from All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

AIIMS Delhi admissions are now based on the NEET examination. The examination now tests a candidate’s accuracy and speed more than his mental abilities.

Stick to NCERT and do not leave any details untouched
Read in-between the lines
Use one reference book or one coaching module. In case you find any topic difficult, refer to the reference book or coaching module
Practice your speed
You need to have a good command of the language in which you will be giving your exam. This will enable you to understand what the question demands from you
If you have 6 months for your preparation, use 5 months to study, and the remaining one month to revise and practice mock tests
Take as many mock tests as you can to clear your exam with the required rank. Take at least 10 mock tests.
If your memorizing skills are good, give more time to Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Physics
If your logical skills are good, give more priority to Biology and Inorganic Chemistry
Refer to your Physics manual and, for problems, practice using D.C. Pandey and for theory refer to H.C. Verma
10-14 hours per day of dedicated preparation will get you through
Stay hydrated, Keep a healthy sleep routine, and exercise

You must follow these basic practices and make sure to prepare with dedication and honesty to secure a position at AIIMS Delhi. Although the competition is high, with the proper routine you will be able to achieve a high enough rank to get into AIIMS Delhi.

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Rakshit Juneja Posted On - Oct 13, 2021

Student at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi (2019-present)

This is one of the prominent questions that any medical student asks. AIIMS Delhi, being a prestigious institute, is a dream for many but it is not easy to secure a seat there.

To begin with, the entrance exam for AIIMS is regarded as one of the most difficult exams throughout the country. It has higher-level questions that cannot be answered without a thorough understanding of the concept.
Students usually overlook NCERT because they believe the notes provided in coaching are adequate. But NCERT contains some key concepts that are not always included in the notes, and a thorough reading of them is required.
In AIIMS's viewpoint, the Section "Points to Ponder" in NCERT’s Physics is worth reading.
In addition to PCB, the exam also has a GK section. Read current affairs typically from 3-4 months before the exam.
Solve previous year’s JEE Main and JEE Advanced papers as the questions for Physics are seen
Aside from coaching notes and question practice, the Lab Manual for Chemistry should also be read for practical-based questions.
Try to solve basic Mental Ability books from publications such as MTG or Arihant. These types of questions are asked at a very basic level.

Overall, the exam requires the following skills: Concepts, Speed, Accuracy, Consistency, Presence of Mind, and good honest preparation.