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How many marks are required for the student to get admission in mbbs in government college in 2016 and how to achieve that marks by referring which books?

MBBS stands for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery and it is a 5 year courses. To get the admission in the government colleges you need to qualify in the examination conducted by the various state and central board.

List of some of the examination conducted for the admission in the government colleges are :-
* AIPMT.
* AIIMS.
* UPPMT.
* BCECE.

These are various examination conduced for the admission in the Medical course but you need to qualify in the entrance examination for the final selection.

The common eligibility to appear for the examination is candidates must have pursuing or passed the 10+2 from the recognised board with the PCB as the main subject. There is some limitations on the aggregate and the age to appear for the examination.

MBBS stands for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor Surgery. There are so many entrance examinations conducted for admission in MBBS course.

1. All India Pre Medical test conducted by CBSE.

2. All India Institute of Medical Science entrance exam.

3. State Pre Medical test.

Every year the cut off marks required to get admission in MBBS in government engineering colleges changes. On a general basis if you belong to general category if you are able to score between 60-70% of total marks of entrance exam, you will probably get admission otherwise not.

For all these entrance exams, you must have done 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and biology. For Chemistry, you can go for NCERT books and O.P Tandon as reference books.

In case of Physics, H.C Verma along with NCERT. Questions in biology is mainly asked from NCERT books and you can also buy Pradeep publication book for practice.

No, admission in the MBBS course is not on the basis of the board aggregate as there are various entrance examination conducted by the different state education and the central education board for the admission.

So you need to qualify in these examination for the selection for the admission in the government colleges for the MBBS course. As there are minimum aggregate requirements to appear for some of the examination which is 60% in the PCB group.

Mostly students try to go with the NCERT books and reference books if they do not understand any particular topics. But you can buy the Pradeep, GRB, O.P Tondon Chemistry, H.C Verma Physics for the preparation.

# The main purpose of taking medical entrance examination is to make admission for undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BUMS, BHMS, BPT etc.

# The general eligibility criteria for medical entrance examination:

* Must have crossed the age of 17 years as on 31st December of concerned year
* In most of medical entrance examinations, there is no any specified upper age limit.
* Candidate must have taken minimum 50% marks in 10+2 level.
* Marks required by General categories varies from 50% to 60% depending upon exam to exam.
* Marks required by reserved categories varies from 40% to 50% depending upon exam to exam.


# Names of few best books for Medical Entrance Examination are given below:

* Dinesh's Objective Physics
* Dinesh's Objective Chemistry
* Dinesh's Objective Biology
* Trueman's Objective Physics for Medical/Engineering Entrance Examinations
* Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnik and Walker
* New Simplified Physics: A Reference Book for Class XI and XII by S.L. Arora
* Modern's ABC of Chemistry for class XI and XII
* Organic Chemistry for the JEE (English) by Robert Neilson Boyd
* Trueman's Objective Biology for Medical Entrance Examinations

# Useful tips regarding the preparation of AIPMT are:
* Regular and systematic study helps in attaining the examination taking skills as well as examination temperament.
* Try to grasp the basic concept of topics and learn well the equations, SI Units and formulae.
* Only regular self study and practice play vital role in the preparation in the examination. The more you practice, the more chances of performing better in the examination.
* Don't hesitate to take the help of your parents, teacher, seniors and friends in the event of any difficulty in any topics/subjects.
* Make a proper and fixed routine for revision sessions. You should not keep waking up late at night. Take proper sleep and revise with calm and composed mind
* Try to solve out as many question paper as possible as it helps knowing the level of preparation and also help in paying attention more on topics/questions in which you have not performed well.
* It is better to make most of study from NCERT books and notes made in class room.