AIPMT (All India Pre-Medical Entrance Test) 2015 is a national level medical

entrance exam conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi

It is conducted to offer admission in 130 Government Medical and 30
Dental Colleges of India, respectively.
There are around 21,000 seats in Government Medical colleges and 15
percent of the available seats will be filled by AIPMT
It is also a qualification exam for AFMC
Some of the state institutes have also consented to use the merit list of
AIPMT 2015 for admission to MBBS/BDS
Subjects tested: Biology(Botany & Zoology), Physics and Chemistry
Number of Questions: 180 objective type questions
Duration: 3 hours
Total marks: 720 marks
Marking scheme: +4 for correct answer and -1 for incorrect answer

Only 8% of the students qualified

AIPMT
2014
No. of students registered
No. of students appeared
No. of students qualified

in AIPMT-2014!

579,707
523,701
46,271

Cut-off category- wise

Marks-2014

Rank

General category

438

13,605

OBC category

434

14,528

SC category

295

66,176

ST category

288

70931

AIPMT-2014 topper
Tejaswin Jha was the topper of AIPMT-2014
Subject Marks scored
Physics 175
Chemistry

170

Biology 337
Total

Total marks 1
180
180
360

682 720

Scoring more in Physics and Chemistry has helped him push to top

General psyche of medical students

Students tend to focus more on biology

Tend to neglect Physics and Chemistry

Biology is not as logic driven as compared to Physics and Physical

chemistry, these require visualization of the problems

After biology, chemistry is the scoring subject for many!!

Physical chemistry is tough for many as this involves solving of

numericals again

They lack Numerical solving ability (lack of basics in Mathematics)

Basic knowledge of mathematics is necessary!! (trigonometry,

vectors, Basic coordinate geometry, basic calculus should be known to you)

to solve the numerical problems of physics

Study, Practice, Evaluate and Improve!!

Understand the concepts revise them from notes available on embibe

Practice theoretical and conceptual problems which are available for

each of the chapter, topic and concepts on embibe.com

The questions are sorted in the increasing level of difficulty

helping you to cover questions of all the difficulty levels

Solve previous year question papers

Take chapterwise tests, part tests and full length tests, evaluate

your self, find out your weak points and improve

In the exam, attempt easy questions before and then come back to

difficult level questions

Almost 90% students on embibe waste time on questions they don't

even attempt. Make sure you're not making this mistake!

Here are a few tips to reduce 'time spent on questions not attempted'
1.

You should ideally check out all the 45 questions in a subject

before starting to attempt the paper. @embibe we call this the First
Look
2.

You need to have a deep understanding of your strengths and

weaknesses
3.

This understanding should then be used to decide which questions to

answer and which not to

4.

In the first look, only those questions should be answered in which

you are 100% confident

5.

Questions which are difficult or are from your weakest concepts

should be tackled in the end

Reference books for AIPMT

Subject

Recommended books

Pradeeps objective physics volume l & II for AIPMT

Physics
Chemistry
1
,h
HC Verma for Physics. NCERT ll" and 12* NCERT 11* and 12
Concepts of Physical Chemistry by P. Bahadur
Inorganic and Organic chemistry by O.P. Tondon AC Dutta for Botany (Oxford
Publication)
Biology
NCERT- Biology Part 1 and Part 2