AIPMT Sample Papers, AIPMT Question Papers and CBSE PMT solved paper.

All India Pre-Medical Test(AIPMT) is an twelve-monthly entrance exam conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education(CBSE) for admittance to 15% seats in Medical and Dental Colleges run by Union Government, State Governments, Municipal authorities in India(except for Jammu & Kashmir and Andhra Pradesh). AIPMT is consequently very significant for each and every student all over India hopeful for medical/dental bachelor courses.
AIPMT is a very competitive exam as lakhs of candidates apply for a limited number of seats. Therefore a lot of preparation is required to clear even AIPMT preliminary exam. Preliminary exam is usually in the first week of April so a candidate needs to be prepared before hand as there is hardly any time after class 12th exams.
AIPMT Sample Papers helps a student to study according to the set pattern of questions and answer them properly in AIPMT question paper.
AIPMT sample papers can also be seen on websites and books of AIPMT.
Pattern of AIPMT Question Papers:-
The AIPMT entrance exam has a preliminary exam. Students who clear in this can write the Final examination. The details are:
Preliminary Examination:
The Preliminary Examination will include of one paper that contains 200 questions. The questions will be of the objective type. The students will have the option to select a single answer from the four options provided. The paper will include questions on topics like Chemistry, Biology (Zoology & Botany) and Physics. The paper will have duration of 3 hours. Each question will have 4 options. For a correct answer the candidate will get 3 marks and 1 mark will be deducted for an incorrect answer.
Final Examination (Only those candidates who qualify in the Preliminary Examination can appear):
The final examination will consist of 2 papers. Each paper will have a time period of two hours.
1. Paper I – This paper will consist of questions on Chemistry and Physics.
2. Paper II – This paper will be composed of questions from Botany and Zoology
The final exam will follow the traditional pattern (non-objective). The answers will have to be written in the Test Booklet supplied.