#CareerBytes: One-month strategy to prepare for AIIMS MBBS 2019
What's the story
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is the dream destination for medical aspirants in the country.
The AIIMS MBBS Entrance Exam is the gateway to admission to AIIMS campuses across India. It is one of the toughest exams, but aspirants can crack the entrance test with the right preparation and dedication.
Here's a one-month strategy to prepare for AIIMS MBBS entrance.
#1
First, prepare a solid study plan for AIIMS entrance
To clear the AIIMS entrance, aspirants must first create a solid study timetable. It is essential to have a proper plan for preparation.
Candidates must utilize their time properly and ensure they have enough time to thoroughly study/revise every topic in the syllabus.
They must divide time among all three subjects, allotting more time to the subjects and topics which they find difficult.
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#2: Ensure that you have all the required study material
Aspirants should ensure they have all the required books, including NCERT textbooks, and study material to crack the AIIMS entrance. They should know the latest syllabus, exam pattern, and questioning trends and choose books/material accordingly. However, they shouldn't consult too many books to avoid confusion.
#3
Revise and practice regularly, prepare short notes of important points
AIIMS aspirants should regularly revise/practice whatever they learn; this will help them retain information for longer.
Also, prioritizing subjects as per difficulty level and important topics as per weightage is important, but candidates shouldn't skip or ignore any topic/subject. They must revise each topic multiple times.
They should prepare short notes while studying for a quick revision of topics and concepts before the exam.
#4
Taking mock tests, solving previous papers is very important
In order to crack the AIIMS entrance, solving previous question papers and sample papers is necessary.
Aspirants should solve question papers in a timed manner to know the exam pattern, difficulty level, questioning trends, etc. and manage time better in the exam.
They should also take mock tests and analyze their performance on a regular basis, identify weak areas, and work on getting better.