JIPMER Exam Pattern

JIPMER Pattern 2025: Get Latest Exam Pattern & Marking Scheme

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by Natasha Sardar

November 12, 2024 10:27 AM

JIPMER 2025 MBBS Exam Pattern
 

The given below details will help the candidates understand the entire JIPMER MBBS Exam Pattern 2025:
 

  • Exam Mode: The NEET 2025 exam is only conducted in offline (pen-paper mode) mode.

  • No of Questions: The total number of questions for the exam will be 200.

  • Time: There will be 3 hours and 20 minutes to complete the entire question paper for candidates.

  • Questions Type: All questions in the exam will be of MCQ type

  • Marking Scheme: Correct answer of 4 marks

  • Negative marking: Two marks will be reduced if there are wrong answers.

 

Click the tables to see the distribution of questions and marks for each subject in the examination.

 

Subjects

 Questions

Marks

Physics

35

140

15

40

 

Botany

35

140

15

40

 

Zoology

35

140

15

40

 

Chemistry

35

140

15

40

 

Total

200

720

JIPMER 2025 Preparation Tips

 

1. Preparation with Exam Pattern: Initially, it is advisable to glance at the exam pattern for the same questions, time duration, marking, and topics within the subject. This is the only way you will learn the test format and then create your perfect study plan.


 

2. Prepare a Study timetable: Make a reasonable and consistent study timetable and give time according to your every subject and topic. Split study times into small fractions and cover the syllabus.


 

3. Prepare from NCERT Textbooks: The syllabus of the JIPMER exam is designed to test your concepts, not your memories, so it is advised to stress NCERT textbooks, especially for the subjects Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. And rightly so, the books of NCERT are the first and foremost choice of any IAS aspirant as they are an authentic source and cover the whole syllabus.


 

4. One should Go Through: Regular practice of last year's Question Papers and Sample papers will help you get familiar with the pattern of exams and the types of questions asked. Try to take up mocks periodically to analyse where you stand now and where you are lacking.


 

5. Revision: Return to those regular revisions to reinforce your learnings and KEEP those vital concepts. Daily, you need to revisit the topics that you have covered in the past to ensure that your faith remains intact and your concepts about the things that you might have studied earlier are reinforced.


 

6. Ask for Help: If you have any doubts, ask a teacher, mentor, or friend.


 

7. Keep yourself updated: It might be the same as a GK Test, so make sure you know what is happening, as they might even ask you questions about current affairs.


 

8. Time Management: Solve questions in a limited time, as this will help increase your speed, and you will be able to solve the question faster. Time management is crucial during the exam hence, you should create good strategies for each section of the exam.


 

9. Wellness: Focus on a healthy lifestyle, including adequate sleep and stress management for mental and physical well-being. Finally, the better your mind is doing and the calmer you are, the better you can perform, so try to get enough sleep the night before and always treat yourself well while preparing for your exam!

 

 

10. Carry a Positive Attitude and Confidence: Believe in yourself and your skills and opt for the positive side. Hold fast to those goals and trust your training. Just imagine what you want to achieve and keep motivating yourself during your prep.


 

By strictly sticking to these preparation tips and focusing on track planning, you will increase the probability of better performance on the exam.

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