Year | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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Total Year Wise fees | ₹14,920 | ₹6,770 | ₹6,770 | ₹6,770 | ₹6,770 |
Total Fees | ₹14920 | ₹6770 | ₹6770 | ₹6770 | ₹6770 |
Tuition fees | ₹1200 | ₹1200 | ₹1200 | ₹1200 | ₹1200 |
Admission fees | ₹5000 | - | - | - | - |
other fee | ₹8720 | ₹5570 | ₹5570 | ₹5570 | ₹5570 |
Year | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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Total Year Wise fees | ₹14,920 | ₹6,770 | ₹6,770 | ₹6,770 | ₹6,770 |
Total Fees | ₹14920 | ₹6770 | ₹6770 | ₹6770 | ₹6770 |
Tuition fees | ₹1200 | ₹1200 | ₹1200 | ₹1200 | ₹1200 |
Admission fees | ₹5000 | - | - | - | - |
other fee | ₹8720 | ₹5570 | ₹5570 | ₹5570 | ₹5570 |
Events | Dates |
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Dates for Reporting for Admission Formalities for Stray Round CENTAC UG NEET [MBBS] | Nov 03, 2024 - Nov 05, 2024 |
Date to Download Allotment Order for Stray Round CENTAC UG NEET [MBBS] | Nov 03, 2024 |
Date for Display of Provisional Allotment List for Stray Round CENTAC UG NEET [MBBS] | Nov 02, 2024 |
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The NEET 2024 round 3 cutoff rank for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery [MBBS] at JIPMER was 11260 for the General category.
Round | Cutoff 2024 |
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Round 3 | 11260 |
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Cost To Study | Total Fees ₹42000 (5 Years 6 Months) Hostel Fees ₹12000 | Total Fees ₹90365 (5 Years 6 Months) Hostel Fees ₹35000 | Total Fees ₹206900 (5 Years ) Hostel Fees ₹2400 |
Ranking | # Ranked 2/55 by India Today Medical Ranks | # Ranked 10/44 by The Week Medical Ranks | # Ranked 8/55 by India Today Medical Ranks |
Highest Salary | - | - | |
Average Salary | - | - | |
General Course Details | Duration - 5 Years 6 Months Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 200 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree | Duration - 5 Years 6 Months Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 250 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree | Duration - 5 Years Course Offered - Full Time Total Seats - 250 Mode - Full Time Degree Type - On Campus Course Level - Graduation Course Credential - Degree |
Eligibility | 10+2 with 50% + NEET | 10+2 with 50% + NEET | 10+2 with 50% + NEET |
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The tuition fee is around 12k/year(academic) The hostel fee is also around 12-15k/year It's 12k for a double room and a 15k for a single room There are no campus employment opportunities as such This is very less compared to the average fee in a private medical college which is about 15 lakhs/year
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The cost of education here is in the first year we have to pay approximately 12k but for the subsequent years only 6k is enough for the entire year and the hostel accommodation fee is 12k per year , we do get category scholarships and some for doung research as well , after completing final year we get the chance to do internship in the same college and we get approx 27k per month
In JIPMER, since it's central government Institute, the fees around 13K per year including all charges. Once you are done with MBBS, you start earning starting from internship. The monthly stipend is currently around 27K for interns
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The complete cost of education is very less to be honest, when u compare with the other colleges it's really less u just have to a pay 10k for the whole academic fees each year, but in the first time admission u do have to pay 20k approx, but some of those money is deposited which will be later given back once the course is completed
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Tution fee is fixed. Exam fee is seperate. Scholarship are available and it will be mainly benifits for students who are not in general category. Stipened is given for internship students. 28000 is base salary.
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Fees for first year is as follows... Description Fee in Rs. 1 Admission Fee (one time.) 5,000 2 Caution deposit* (one time) 3,000 3 Tuition Fee (annual) 1,200 4 JIPMER Students Association Fee (annual) 2,000 5 Learning Resource Fee (annual) 2,000 6 Corpus Fund on Academic Fee (annual) 70 7 Student Information details (annual) 1500 8 Identity Card (one time) 150.00 Total amount to be paid at admission 14,920 *Caution deposit will be refunded on successful completion of the course. Total annual payment for subsequent years, to be paid at the beginning of each academic year (1.5 times for the second phase). 6,770 Hostel fee is 12000 per year for double rooms and 15000 per year for single rooms
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You basically have to pay only 12 k per year You also have various scholarship opportunities here like research oriented programs in which you'll get decent stipends Also after mbbs here JIPMER provides reservation for jipmer mbbs students in pg seats
The academic fees paid by students in an academic year are extremely low and negligible. Education is heavily subsidized by the government and hence there is hardly any financial burden on the students. While there are no intramural scholarships available, many students avail of scholarships provided by external bodies or even the government. Out of the Rs.6770 being collected as academic fees, the tuition fee is Rs.1200, JSA fees is Rs.2000, learning resources fees is Rs.2000, corpus fund fees is Rs.70, and student information system fee is Rs.1500.
The fees are Rs 6770 to be paid 4 times and half the amount has to be paid once during the course. There are no fee hikes since when I came but there have been fee hikes in the past. However, the fee is negligibly less if compared to private colleges. That itself is the biggest possible scholarship since the government is heavily subsidizing the cost of education. No other scholarships are available. Some intramural research grants are however available. And many students get a scholarship from external organizations. The main cost incurred is food and lodging.
Fees include hostel and academic fees. Mess fees are separate from these. Academic fees vary from 12,620 rupees in the first year to 6,960 each year for the next 3 years. Hostel fees are around 500/month with a one-time caution deposit of 6,000 rupees. Mess fees amount to about 3,000 rupees per month. There is no scholarship, financial assistance, or on-campus jobs provided.
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The life of an MBBS student at JIPMER is quiet and tiring. Yet, they get to learn and experience new things every day. Their daily schedule looks like this
In the evening some prefer playing basketball, football, hockey, table tennis, and badminton while others order just napping or hitting the gym. Some music lovers go to the band room to play out various symphonies and musicals. A few artist students spend their time participating or practicing for fine arts competitions.
September brings in a huge crowd of students from different colleges attending Spandan. It’s a 7 day intercollegiate cultural literary and sports extravaganza that makes the monotonous life of JIPMER students a bit vibrant.
October witnesses the Jipmer premier league ied teams of girls and boys. There is also Curie Day which is the annual girls' hostel day celebration. The hostel is open for boys as well and girls perform dance and sing. After all this enjoyment, the exams begin and students are reminded of their primary goal.
January is usually spent at home. In February, students go to Pune for the fest at AFMC -‘Silhouettes’. March brings in the tension of the annual university examinations and everybody can be seen surrounded by books. The seniors organize a wonderful Holi celebration- a cultural night followed by gulaal in the morning to ensure that students don’t succumb to the stress. With this the most happening year, the first year comes to an end.
The subsequent years bring in additional tasks such as Research projects, voluntary teaching, quizzing, etc.
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.
Here are a few pros and cons of pursuing MBBS from JIPMER
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Overall, studying at JIPMER is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that shouldn't be underestimated at any cost.
A close friend of mine shared a few pictures of her hostel room at JIPMER. This is Curie 1 and the little garden attached to it. My friend enjoyed staying at Curie 1 more than Curie 2 because the life here was more vibrant.
The view from her balcony shows PG men's hostel and the two basketball courts in between
The room with the green curtain belonged to my friend and the first door towards the right is the washroom for the set of rooms that are in the corridor
This is the wash area with provision for drying clothes
This is what her room in Curie 1 looked like as a whole.
The rooms in Curie 2 are much bigger.
I hope the pictures helped you get a clear idea of the girls' hostel facilities at JIPMER.
Honestly, there isn't much difference in the level of difficulty of the two papers i.e., NEET and JIPMER. Both the exams are based on NCERT although JIPMER occasionally includes questions out of NCERT Syllabus. JIPMER is relatively easy as most questions are small and simple unlike some complex ones included in NEET.
To prepare for the JIPMER exam all you need to do is go through the previous year's questions, revise your concepts, and formulas, name reactions of organic, and most importantly remain calm throughout preparing for the exam.
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!
As a final year MBBS student at CMC Vellore, I can offer you some insights on the benefits of joining CMC.
Here are the advantages of doing an MBBS from CMC Vellore rather than doing it at AIIMS/JIPMER -
CMC Vellore offers a rich exposure and plenty of opportunities to MBBS students. Getting into CMC is a great opportunity.
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