JIPMER Admissions 2023, offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses viz. MBBS, MD/MS and B.Sc/M.Sc programs along with several diploma and certificate courses. The Institute also offers DM/M.Ch/Fellowship at the super-speciality level and a PhD at the research level. For the academic year 2023, the JIPMER entrance exam is replaced with the NEET exam conducted by NTA followed by counselling.
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Following are the upcoming events at JIPMER 2023:
Events | Dates |
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NEET UG 2023 Registration | April 12 – April 15, 2023 |
NEET UG 2023 Exam Date | May 7, 2023 |
JIPMER PhD Entrance Exam 2023 Registration | March 13 – March 26, 2023 |
JIPMER PhD Entrance Exam Date 2023 | April 2, 2023 |
JIPMER PhD Entrance Exam Result 2023 | April 15, 2023 |
INI CET PG (MS/MD/M.Ch/DM/MDS) 2023 exam for the July session |
May 7, 2023 |
INI CET PG (MS/MD/M.Ch/DM/MDS) 2023 result for the July session | May 13, 2023 |
INI SSET (DM/M.Ch/MD) 2023 exam for the July session | April 29, 2023 |
INI SSET (DM/M.Ch/MD) 2023 result for the July session | May 5, 2023 |
Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research, Puducherry, admissions are based on NEET results. Candidates interested in JIPMER MBBS must appear in NEET 2023 examination and secure the required ranks and score. is available at JIPMER with 145 seats respectively.
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JIPMER MBBS seats, eligibility criteria, and selection process are tabulated below:
Courses | Duration | Seats | Eligibility Criteria | Selection Process |
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MBBS | 5 ½ | 145 |
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Selection is done on the basis of NEET scores from the current year onwards. |
JIPMER Admission in the MBBS process are as follows:
Selection is done on the basis of NEET scores from the current year onwards.
Courses | Course Details |
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B.Sc (Nursing) | Duration: 4 years (internship optional) Intake: 94 |
B.Sc (Medical Laboratory Sciences) | Duration: 4 years (includes 6 months internship) Intake: 37 |
B.Sc (Allied Sciences) | Duration: 4 years (includes 1-year compulsory internship) Intake: 50 Specialization: Medical laboratory technology, Cardiac laboratory technology, Dialysis technology, Neuro Technology, Nuclear medicine technology, Nuclear medicine technology, Operation theatre technology, Perfusion technology, and Radiotherapy technology. |
Following is the process to apply for JIPMER B.Sc online:
List of documents required at the time of admission:
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JIPMER Admissions for PG offers various specializations in MD/MS/M.Sc/MPH courses. The following is courses, seat availability and specializations offered are mentioned below:
Courses | Course Details |
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Doctors of medicines (MD) | Intake:125 Duration: 3 years Specialization: Anesthesiology, Anatomy, Biochemistry, Blood Transfusion and ImmunoHematology, Community Medicine, Dermatology, Venereology & Leprology, Emergency Medicine, Forensic Medicine, General Medicine, Microbiology, Nuclear Medicine, Pathology, Pediatrics, Pharmacology Physiology, Psychiatry Pulmonary Medicine, Radio-diagnosis, and Radiotherapy |
Master of Surgery (MS) | Intake: 20 Duration: 3 years Specialization: General Surgery Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Ophthalmology Orthopedic Surgery and Oto-Rhino Laryngology (E.N.T.) |
M.Sc (Nursing) | Intake: 25 Duration: 2 years Specialization: Child health, Community health, Medical-surgical, Mental health, and Obstetrics & Gynaecology Nursing |
M.Sc (Allied Sciences) | Duration: 3 years Intake: 23 Specialization: Medical Biochemistry, Medical Physiology, Medical Neurotechnology |
Duration: 2 years Specialization: Biostatistics, MLT Microbiology, MLT Pathology |
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Master of Public Health (MPH) | Intake: 30 Duration: 2 years |
The eligibility criteria for JIPMER MD and MS are as follows:
Selection is done on the basis of the rank obtained in the Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test (INI-CET).
Here is the procedure to apply for JIPMER Admissions:
JIPMER provides candidates with PG diploma courses, a post-doctoral fellowship program (PDF) and Postdoctoral certification courses (PDCC). Interested candidates can apply to the courses by visiting the website of the institution. Course name, specialization, duration and intake are tabulated below:
Course | Course Details | |
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Post-Basic Diploma (Nursing) | Specialization: Critical Care Nursing, Cardio-Thoracic Nursing, Operation Room Nursing Duration: 1 year Intake: 90 |
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Postgraduate Diploma in Genetic Counselling | Duration: 1 year Intake: 10 |
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Postgraduate Fellowship in Family Planning | Duration: 1 year Intake: 2 |
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Other Certificate Courses | Specialization: Qualified Mortuary Assistant, Emergency Medical Technician, Medical Records Officer Duration: 1 year |
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Specialization: Phelobotomy, Medical Records Technician Duration: 6 months |
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Specialization: Enterostomal Therapy Duration: 3 months Intake: 40 |
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Post–Doctoral Fellowship Course (PDF) | Specialization: Cardiac Electrophysiology and Pacing, Infectious Diseases, Obstetric Medicine, Gynaecology Oncology, Hospital Infection Control. Duration: 2 years |
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Specialization: Stroke Intervention and Advanced Rehabilitation, Comprehensive Epilepsy Care, Hepato-Pancreatic-Biliary Surgery Duration: 1 year |
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Post–Doctoral Certificate Courses (PDCC) | Specialization: Paediatric Dermatology, Lasers, and Dermatosurgery, Diabetology, Hemato-Oncology, Paediatric Oncology, Hemato-Pathology, Nephro-Pathology, Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Advanced Imaging, Apheresis. Duration: 1 year |
Here are the steps to follow to apply for PDCC/ PDF Programme:
Category | Application Fee |
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General (UR) /OBC / EWSs / OCI | INR 1,600+Transaction Charges as applicable |
SC/ST | INR 1,200 |
Other than the regular PG courses JIPMER also offers super–speciality courses with a duration of 3 years in 21 specialities. The admission is based on the JIPMER INI-Super-specialty entrance test (INI-SS) which is mentioned below:
Course | Number of seats | Specializations |
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Master of Chirurgie (M.Ch.) | 16 | Cardio-Thoracic Vascular Surgery, Neuro Surgery, Urology, Surgical Gastroenterology, Plastic Surgery, Pediatric Surgery, and Surgical Oncology |
DM (Doctors of Medicines) | 14 | Cardiology, Clinical Immunology, Endocrinology, Medical Oncology, Neonatology, Nephrology, Neurology, Paediatric Critical Care, Clinical Pharmacology, and Clinical Hematology |
The eligibility criteria for JIPMER M.Ch/ DM are as follows:
Selection for the DM / Master of Chirurgie (M.Ch) programs will be done on the basis of the JIPMER INI-Super-specialty entrance test (INI-SS) held every year.
Following is the process to apply for JIPMER M.Ch/ DM Programme:
PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) course is available with specialization in the following fields:
Course | Specialization |
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PhD | Anatomy, clinical pharmacology, medical oncology, microbiology, neonatology, paediatrics, psychology, psychiatry, Preventive & Social Medicine, Medical Education, and Nursing |
Candidates applying for the JIPMER PhD degree must possess any one of the following qualifications:
Selection for the PhD course is done through the score/merit in the entrance exam conducted by JIPMER followed by viva voice.
Following are the steps to apply for JIMPER PhD:
Application fees for the following categories is as follows:
Category | Application Fee |
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General (UR)/EWS | INR 1,500 + Transaction Charges as applicable |
OBC | INR 1,500 + Transaction Charges as applicable |
SC/ST | INR 1,200 + Transaction Charges as applicable |
PwD | Exempted from Application Fees |
Ques. What is the application fee for the JIPMER B.Sc programme?
Ans. The JIPMER B.Sc. program's application cost is INR 1,500.
Ques. What are the criteria for the JIPMER MBBS programme?
Ans. The candidates are selected based on the NEET exam organized by NTA.
Ques. What are the courses offered at JIPMER?
Ans. JIPMER offers a wide range of medical courses including
Ques. What are the requirements for the JIPMER M.Sc. programme?
Ans. Candidates must hold a B.Sc. in the relevant stream from an accredited university in order to be eligible for the Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research M.Sc. programme.
Ques. Does JIPMER provide scholarships?
Ans. Yes, JIPMER offers the Central Sector Program of Top Class Education for ST Students, formerly known as the National Scholarship for Higher Education for ST Students. Students from Scheduled Tribes (ST) who are enrolled in professional courses like MBBS, MD, BSc, and Certificate, among others, at the undergraduate (UG) or postgraduate (PG) level are eligible for this scholarship.
Ques. What specializations in BSc Allied Health Science degree are provided at JIPMER?
Ans. Specializations provided in BSc Allied Health Science are as follows:
Ques. What selection criteria apply to JIPMER Puducherry's MD/MS programmes?
Ans. Final MD/MS admission is determined by the results of the INICET test, administered by AIIMS New Delhi. Cutoffs are announced based on the test's Computer Based Test (CBT) results, and additional counselling sessions are then offered.
Ques. Can NRI apply for the courses offered by JIPMER?
Ans. Yes, NRI can also apply for the courses provided that they are accepted by Medical Council.
Ques. What exams are accepted by JIPMER for PhD degree?
Ans. The Joint CSIR-UGC NET for JRF/UGC-JRF/ICMR-JRF/ICMR-SRF/DBT-JRF/DBT-SRF/Inspire Fellowship/UGC SRF/CSIR-JRF/CSIR-SRF/DST-JRF/DST-SRF are the exams accepted by JIPMER for candidates applying for PhD degree.
Ques. What is the upper age limit for M.Sc in the Nursing course?
Ans. There is no upper age limit for M.Sc in Nursing course.
Ques. Is the JIPMER application for the July session 2023 open?
Ans. Yes, the application for the July session for 2023 is open until April 9, 2023
Ques. In which mode will INI CET counselling be conducted?
Ans. INI CET counselling is conducted online mode. On selection, a list of eligible candidates is published on the official website.
Ques. What is the entrance exam for admission in JIPMER M.Ch and M.D courses?
Ans. INI-SS is the super speciality entrance exam to be taken for admission in M.Ch and M.D courses in JIPMER.
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Events | Dates |
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Admission based on MCC Counselling (MBBS) | Jul 20, 2024 - Sep 30, 2024 |
Application Timeline (B.Sc) | Sep 16, 2024 |
Application Timeline (B.Sc (Medicine)) | Sep 16, 2024 |
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JIPMER, INI CET Cutoff 2024 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff for INI CET is 32 - 26267
Courses | Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 |
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Compare | 32 | - | - |
Compare | 38 | 38 | 38 |
Compare | 94 | 92 | - |
JIPMER, NEET Cutoff 2023 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff rank for NEET is 10667
Courses | Round 1 |
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Compare | 10667 |
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Course | Fees | Eligibility | Application Date | Action |
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MBBS | ₹14,920 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 with 50% + NEET | 9 Feb - 16 Mar 2024 | |
B.Sc (Nursing) 1 Course | ₹11,410 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 | 18 Aug - 05 Sept 2024 | |
M.Sc 11 Courses | ₹14,910 (1st Year Fees) | BSc Nursing | 12 May - 14 Jun 2024 | |
MPH 1 Course | ₹14,910 (1st Year Fees) | Graduation | 12 May - 14 Jun 2024 | |
B.Sc 11 Courses | ₹11,410 (1st Year Fees) | 10+2 | 18 Aug - 05 Sept 2024 | |
M.Ch 2 Courses | ₹20,960 (1st Year Fees) | MBBS with 55% | 6 Mar - 16 Mar 2024 | |
Ph.D 6 Courses | ₹15,850 (1st Year Fees) | Post Graduation | 1 Sept - 16 Sept 2024 | |
M.D 12 Courses | ₹26,940 (1st Year Fees) | Post Graduation | 6 Mar - 16 Mar 2024 | |
Diploma 3 Courses | ₹11,910 (Total Fees) | Diploma in General Nursing | 12 May - 14 Jun 2024 | |
PG Diploma 1 Course | ₹11,910 (Total Fees) | MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing | 12 May - 14 Jun 2024 |
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COURSE | ADMISSION LINK |
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B.Sc, B.Sc (Medicine), B.Sc (Nursing), M.Ch, M.Phil/Ph.D in Medicine, M.Phil/Ph.D in Pharmacy, M.Phil/Ph.D in Science, M.Sc (Medicine), M.Sc (Nursing), | Admission Link |
M.Sc, M.Sc (Medicine), MBBS, | Admission Link |
MD, MS, | Admission Link |
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College | Avg Fees/ year |
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Madras Medical College - [MMC], Chennai | ₹16430 |
King George's Medical University - [KGMU], Lucknow | ₹41380 |
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As an MBBS student at JIPMER, I am listing down the academic books followed over here-
This is the complete list of books that we read as MBBS students at JIPMER.
Surgery can’t be read and understood. Also, no matter the number of simulations you run through, practicing on a human body is very different.
Now, with their limited number of beds, these institutions perform complex surgeries through protocol defining procedures. As a resident at these, you won’t perform many surgeries. Also, you’ll have a limited exposure to trivial diseases. On the flip side, you’ll witness some of the best surgeons at work, and access top notch technology. To master surgery, you’ll have to become an SR at these institutions.
But at a decent government college hospital, the volume of patients is very high. As a result, you’ll be pushed into the OT. So you’ll get good practice, under proper supervision. However, at these colleges, protocols take a back seat. You’ll have to compromise with low funding as a resident at these institutions.
I would personally recommend going for a decent government college. But you should choose according to your own preferences.
Honestly, the South Indian food served in Pondicherry cannot be tolerated by North Indians for long because they are not used to the spices and the tamarind. But the bright side is, that Pondicherry has some amazing places serving North Indian and continental food.
I don't think food is a major obstacle for a North Indian MBBS student at JIPMER. Here is what the food at Pondicherry looks like.
The above pic shows scrumptious Bread and Chocolate, Auroville. The restaurants in Pondicherry are amazing so food should be your last concern here.
As a North Indian, my friend faced some major language issues, especially at the time of applying for ward leave. Her worst experience was the RHC posting during her internship. She had to interact with people in rural areas who spoke a more complex version of the language.
Overall, North Indians might miss their food and interact with their locals but not regret choosing JIPMER despite that!
If you get full marks in AIIMS, JIPMER, and NEET, you will become a celebrity overnight. Every coaching center will want to claim you as a student and will offer a huge amount of money for your name or rank. You will be in demand for interviews by TV channels and your written interviews will appear on 20 websites at least. Any strategy you cook or write on will gain millions of views. You can charge for your advertisement.
So, if you score full marks in AIIMS, JIPMER, and NEET, you will become very rich and famous.
Here are some facts about life at JIPMER-
Overall, JIPMER will provide a rich environment for your professional growth. Apart from that, Pondicherry is a beautiful place which you should definitely visit upon joining this institute. Some of these experiences, I am sure, you won’t get at most other medical colleges.
I am an MD Dermatology Junior Resident at JIPMER. I can give you some details about my college.
During the first 6 months of your MD, your working hours will be from 7am to 9pm for most days. Working hours may change depending on the number of patients admitted. Your working hours will decrease for the next 6 months.
During the second year, you’ll work from 8am to 6pm. You’ll have to work for two hours extra in case of an admission under you. In the final year, you’ll work from 8am to 5pm. After that you’ll be relieved from the ward, only OP.
This is the schedule for MD Dermatology students at JIPMER.
I am against this new law. Here is my reasoning for the same.
AIIMS and JIPMER entrances followed separate testing patterns, and were markers of autonomy. I never liked the NEET system. It is a central gateway for all types of students- from toppers to those aiming for 300-400 marks. As a result, it has inherited a predictable pattern with easy questions. It lacks judgment parameters like intuition, improvisation, logical thinking, general knowledge, etc.
In this scenario, AIIMS and JIPMER offered an opportunity to students with a different paper solving approach. If these students lost in NEET, they were provided an opportunity through the other two exams. With serious crowding of ranks, even with top marks, it is debatable whether NEET will select only worthy candidates.
In the past, some students scored low in NEET but performed really well in AIIMS/JIPMER. Moreover, the increased stress on a single examination will lay great burden on young students.
In spite of all this, I would recommend you focus on your preparation and perform well in the upcoming NEET exam.
One of my friends was a dropper and managed to crack AIIMS. When asked about his strategy, he told everyone that he would perform the self-introspection exercise. In this, he would take his NCERTs and open the index.
Point out every chapter and rate your knowledge out of 5 in each topic. Rate yourself honestly to determine your strengths and weaknesses. Perform the same exercise for every subject and you will realize how much you lagged behind. This will also instill in you a desire to study hard and overcome your weak points. Study at least one chapter you are weak at thoroughly every week. Soon those chapters will become your favourite.
So, self-analysis is the key!
Hard work and smart study is the way to go. I didn’t specifically prepare for JIPMER, AIIMS or PGI. Prepare subject-wise to ace an exam. Do not focus on a particular exam as then you’ll be stuck in solving repeats. Do solve repeats, but do that subject-wise, after completing that particular topic/subject.
Most students who crack these entrances are average students with a good preparation strategy. Analyze your weak subjects. With a basic foundation from your MBBS, four months of intense preparation is enough. Do join test series like Dams and ADR Plexus.
During my preparation days, I started my studies by solving MCQs on topics which I had covered the previous day. This was followed by 6-12 hours of study. Allot 60% of your day for strengthening your subjects, and 40% for solving MCQs. If possible, attend Dr. Thameem’s classes. Pathology is a scoring subject that also covers a lot of other subjects. For Patho, attend Devesh Mishra's classes.
I would recommend first knowing your strengths and weaknesses. Polish your strengths further, and improve on your weak areas.
‘Dropper’ seems like an odd term to define someone.
I did have a roommate during my first year of MBBS at JIPMER who took a year drop after her 12th. During this time, she prepared well for her medical entrances. After a year, she cracked the JIPMER exam with an under 10 UR rank. After her college graduation, she went for her MS OBGY at AIIMS Delhi.
With hardwork and dedication, you’ll surely succeed in getting into JIPMER for your medical studies.
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