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AIIMS Delhi advantages: bigger hospital, more patient variety, better research funding, smaller batch (132 seats), stronger PG and super-specialty programs. JIPMER advantages: way more hands-on clinical exposure, internship is genuinely more intensive, calmer campus in Pondicherry, 150+ years old institution with incredible legacy — way older than AIIMS itself.
one thing most answers miss — this comparison only works for AIIMS Delhi and JIPMER Pondicherry. the new AIIMS campuses (Bhopal, Bibinagar, Raipur etc.) are much newer with limited infrastructure. JIPMER Pondicherry actually beats most of those hands down. preference order for most people: AIIMS Delhi > JIPMER Pondicherry > new AIIMS campuses.

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No, graduates can work at AIIMS on a contract basis for 6 months. If they want a regular appointment, they must clear the exam conducted by AIIMS for All India.

Eligibility includes completion of 12 standard and should pass in the neet exam. All the application related things will be displayed in the jipmer website. They will allot seats based on roaster form that they have but it is not judicial, actually they should allot based on neet marks

The fees are really low when compared to the other government or private medical colleges. The complete cost for my first year is 11410 and the subsequent years are 5760 and we have compulsory internships having stipend of 4950.

I didn't face any difficulties about the frequency and timings of exam as they gave enough time for preparation. The curriculum they are following is that compulsory 75 percent attendance and the 50 percent for academic marks should not be followed for bsc courses because of this rule our friends are getting detained.

Most of the students who studied in Jipmer is getting placement in Jipmer and other central government, state government hospitals and also in foreign countries. After the students passout college will held the placement but for that they have to attend and pass for the examination and interview that held the college

I only apply for this college because the seat allocation is on the basis of NEET UG marks and rank. Its campus is very beautiful and excellent academic section which helps students to enhance their knowledge and large attached hospital to learn more, which helps them for building their career.

The academic fee is 11,410 per year, and hostel fees is 20,000 for 1st year and after that 500 per month for double sharing rooms, and 750 per month for single room, little fees hike can be seen every year. It is affordable for middle class students. After admission you can aplly for various scholarships by central government and your respective state government. Various scholarships given to category students.

Most allied health course in the country does not have dissection in their curriculum, in jipmer ahs students also have to study practical aspect as well. From second year onwards we are posted in our respective departments and classes are given by the professors and residents in the cardiology department





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